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Company offered work from home not giving salary no offer letter given
26-Jul-2023 (In Labour & Service Law)
i was working on private company in delhi not in company office. i am software developer and doing job from my home. before start company told me ,we will give u offer letter but after 3 month. he did not given offer letter, but they ask me all documents and i submitted on skype. i have all text chat record on skype app. where they give me all projects and that documents for development with date. now i have no offer letter but i want to get back my salary and compulsation to company. how can i do this. note i ask ed salary 15000 but is also not in written. company is pvt lmt.
As you do not have any offer letter or any contract of employment the only thing you can do is to send them a legal notice annexing all the chat record so that they respond to you and your payments are released, else you have no other way out as you do not have a proof that you were working with them under a contract.
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Adv. Manisha Ambwani
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Un have to file a case for recovery/ cheating bases on emails / communication proof sent to u by company . Fix a meeting with detail of the case for best remedy available in law . If u delay the matter .Pls note delay defeat the justice.
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Adv. Alok Rattan
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You have right to get your hard earned money. You can lodge a police complaint in the nearest police station of your area against the company. You can also send a legal notice with the help of a lawyer. A legal notice is a formal communication to a person or a entity, informing the other party to undertake legal proceedings against them. Many a times, a legal notice served will bring the party on heels and the problem can get resolved out of court too, with fruitful discussions on both sides.
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Adv. Gopal Verma
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