>>> It does not matter the lawyer practices in Supreme Court of Local Courts……………………………legal notice is legal notice and you should arrange to submit a befitting reply thru your lawyer.
>>> What is this establishment; Commercial, Industrial, Small Enterprise? The registration certificate should have been displayed near entrance.
The div/office where you were located is redg. as factory or commercial establishment?
What is its line of business: e.g.: IT, Banking, etc?
How many people are employed in it?
The Redg. office of the company and reporting office of the employee is located in which state?
Employee was located in which state?
What was employee’s designation and nature of duties and how many persons were reporting to employee?
Did employee have any power to sanction leave, pass increment, conduct appraisal, recruit/appoint/terminate?
Was any offer letter issued ( if not appointment letter) if yes, Who has signed the offer letter?
Is it stated in offer letter that service conditions shall be governed by HR policy/service rules and regulations/conduct and discipline rules/standing orders (certified/model) and do you have copy of these?
Was the employee under probation period or a confirmed employee?
Did you submit your complaints in writing under proper acknowledgment/
Is there any ‘Employee’s Committee/Grievance Rederessal Committee’ in your company and did you approach them?
Are you a member of any employee’s/trade unions?
Reply point wise to each point.
>>> The jurisdiction of courts can be: location of Redg. Office of the company/jurisdiction of courts as stated in appointment letter issued by employer and signed and accepted by employee/location of an office of the company/last location of employee……………………………
If no appointment letter has been issued and accepted by you then apparently you have not accepted the jurisdiction at Delhi.
Your Labor Law Consultant/Service Lawyer can opine on it and there are various judgments on the jurisdiction.
>>> Compensation for sickness/injury while on duty: can be sought under:
ESIC (applicable to all employees drawing wages upto Rs.15000/pm as per def. of wages in the Act……………………………there is provision for salary during period of unemployment/sickness in the Act……………)
Employee Compensation Act:
Group Mediclaim/insurance policy:
Did you supply the information on accident in writing under proper acknowledgment to employer and did the employer/HR/Line Manager help you to file the claim, by supplying requisite forms?
You can file claim within 2Y. You may go thru:
https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/experts/Workmen-s-compensation-499536.asp#.VDT6VGeSwb8
The Labor Inspector, Trade Unions, Labor Law Consultant can help you with filling requisite forms.
>>> Appointment letter: If you were at Bangalore then as per Karnataka Shops and Commercial Establishments Act; Sec 6A: appointment letter should have been issued……………………………..if it is not issued it is violation by employer………….
If employer claims it being Delhi Base company, having offices in many states and all employees as per policies of the company shall be treated as if they are at Delhi then as per Delhi Shops and Commercial Establishments Act; Sec 34: appointment letter should have been issued……………………………..if it is not issued it is violation by employer………….Accident is covered in Sec:29;;;
The Inspector appointed under Shops and Commercial Establishments Act can be approached.
Salary slips has to be issued and supplied at least a day before disbursement of wages as per:
Payment of Wages Act: Sec13A
Min. Wages central Rules: 26(3,4)
>>> The list of Labor Officials in Bangalore, Trade Unions can be accessed at website of Dept. of Labor Karnataka:
https://labour.kar.nic.in/labour/default.asp
https://labour.kar.nic.in/labour/trade-unions-list.htm
>>> If you have not resigned and you have not been terminated then you should inquire your status within the company: employee or terminated?
You may also demand the certified copy of your service card as per Delhi Govt. rules displayed at:
1[FORM V]
[See Standing Order 1, Schedule I-B]
Service Card
https://www.delhi.gov.in/wps/wcm/connect/doit_labour/Labour/Home/Acts+Implemented/Details+of+the+Acts+Implemented/The+Industrial+Employment++Act,+1946/The+Industrial+Employment+%28Standing+Orders%29+Central+Rules,+1946
>>> If you are not able to handle the matter on your own, entrust it to your lawyer.
It shall be appropriate to consult an able labor law consultant/service matters lawyer-Law firm with copies of all docs/evidence/recordings on record as mentioned above and any other relevant evidence that you might have and proceed under expert advise of your lawyer.
Your lawyer may opine that you can:
--Lodge complaint with Inspector under Payment of wages Act if your wages are upto Rs.18000/pm as per def. of wages as in this Act
--Lodge complaint with Inspector under (Name of your state) Shops and Commercial Establishments Act
One of the job of the Inspector is to ensure that wages/FnF wages of employee are paid in time.
---EPFO if PF was not provided and if you were eligible.
----Jurisdictional ESIC office if ESIC was not provided and if you were eligible.
---Form:16: ITO-TDS where you filed ITR, CIT-TDS where company files ITR.
--Lodge complaint with O/O Labor Commissioner…………………………………and or you can file straight in Labor Court.
--Approach civil courts
---lodge criminal complaint under u/s 406,420......................
---file for winding up petition.
--approach employee's unions, trade unions leaders ( e.g. INTUC, CITU,BMS,etc............)and................they may succeed to put pressure and can also represent you in labor Court.