Suhas Vasudeo Kshirsagar 08 October 2017
manoj 08 October 2017
The law says on payment of wages u/s – 4 of the wages Act,
Fixation of wage period every person responsible for the payment of wages under Section 3 shall fix periods in respect of which such wages shall be payable. No wage period shall exceed one month.
If your employee is not paying your salary , you can approach Labour Commission. They will help you the reconcile your matter and if no solution is reached, labour commissioner will hand over this matter to the court whereby a case against your employer
Suhas Vasudeo Kshirsagar 08 October 2017
Suhas Vasudeo Kshirsagar 08 October 2017
Suhas Vasudeo Kshirsagar 08 October 2017
Suhas Vasudeo Kshirsagar 08 October 2017
P. Venu (Advocate) 08 October 2017
The posting lacks clarity.
Sudhir Kumar, Advocate (Advocate) 09 October 2017
You do not want legal remedy then why have you come to this forum.
A.R.Tewari (Sr.Commercial Executive) 09 October 2017
For getting justice you will have to be knocked the door of Court.
Kumar Doab (FIN) 09 October 2017
Originally posted by : Suhas Vasudeo Kshirsagar | ||
Sir, Recently I approached the EPFO for final settlement of my pf and family pension investments,as I am not getting salary since six months and not suspecting my resumption on duty. The EPFO authorities asked me get employers signature over the forms.The employer is not signing it and asking me orally to resign.I don't want to resign,as I am sure that the employer will never pay me a single rupee against my legal dues. Thus I am sqndwiched in between "illegal oral termination" & "tendering resignation even after knowing that I will not get legal dues",Kindly note that I don't want to climb over the doorsteps of any court,as "Court" is a leangthy timekilling procedure. I want the the govt.authority designation,which protects the sufferer and can issue orders to the employer to pay legal dues to the sufferer managerial employee. |
As per this post you are verbally terminated.
Kumar Doab (FIN) 09 October 2017
Originally posted by : Suhas Vasudeo Kshirsagar | ||
I want to know the enabled govt officer who can issue orders to my employer to pay legal dues, who has illegally and verbally terminated me and not paid me gratuity, salary of bed ridden period , (as I was seriously injured while on duty and employer never paid it's salary), 3 months salary after issuing me termination letter. The employer is asking me to resign,(he will accept it immediately as he will not pay me a single rupee),just for signing the Pf withdrawal forms. I work in th textile mills since nine years and undergone major accident of brain hammerage. |
As per this post you are terminated and termination letter is issued.
Which one is correct?
Kumar Doab (FIN) 09 October 2017
If employer-employee relationship is severed by termination order and you have the copy and you are unemployed for 2 months then you may submit PF withdrawal forms under proper acknowledgment and request the employer to supply you the acknowledgment issued by EPFO for you.
Kumar Doab (FIN) 09 October 2017
Originally posted by : Suhas Vasudeo Kshirsagar | ||
Manoj,I approached govt distribution. labour officer,but in vain.He conducted 4 meetings for reconcillation,but employer never attended it.Now he has closed the file,handed over the proceedings to me and asked me to file the case in labour/industrial court. I have not climbed the doorsteps of any court since 55 years.I will never go to court;as it kills time and wastes money. I will prefer to commit a suicide, than rushing to court. The culprits of Mumbai riots 1993 were punished by court after 24 years.That's all. |
The concilliation officer usually submits Failure Report to Appropriate Govt.
It is unlikely that concilliation officer handsover the file to complainant except in case of certain specific situations.
You are in which state?
You have posted that you are Managerial Employee and experiened.
If Labor Court/CGIT/Industrial Court is not jurisdictional court for you thn hy are you wasting your time in concilliation also.
As per nature of duties on record, are you sure that you can establish that you are covered by the def. of 'Workman'?
Suhas Vasudeo Kshirsagar 09 October 2017
Sudhir Kumar, Advocate (Advocate) 10 October 2017
You do not want to go to court.
you want justice from govt officials only
you approached the govt official (labour deptt)
he did the best he could within his powers (which is laid down procedure).
do you really think that any govt official will illegally assume the powers of court and do illegal acts to get you justice, just because you do not want to go to court.