>>> You have posted that:
“No extra Benefit is provided to me.
Acknowledgment of notice of resignation is not provide to me but they sent me an email reply to resignation saying that they are taking legal action against me.
I am not a member of any employee’s/Trade Unions.
I have an appointment letter and I-card provided by the company.
I worked as regular employee and i am not an apprentice.
No training was provided to me from anywhere and i do not have any certificate of training also.
No i am not register with NSR/NASSCHOM
Actualy i joined the company as a fresher. “
A Fresher is not necessarily a ‘Trainee’ or ‘Apprentice’.
You lawyer may opine to claim that NO training was ever given to you hence BOND is unconscionable, void.
>>> You have not replied to:
Did you submit notice of resignation or resignation with immediate effect?
“Was any salary slip of 1st month (and all months), PF number, ESIC card, given to you? ”
You may also reply:
What was the notice period mentioned in appointment letter?
You may claim that you had informed in office on dated:………(6 days before completion of 1 year ) that you want to tender notice of resignation of notice period of ……………days…………and you were pressed to send email then and there in office without any period mentioned in it…………….and you wanted to serve notice period………………..and thus you would have completed more then 1 year, however you were not allowed to serve notice period and were asked to leave.
How was salary paid to you; in Bank a/c or in cash? Did you sign any cash vouchers: If yes do you have a copy of the vouchers?
Is your salary mentioned in appointment letter/confirmation letter issued to you?
What is written against Rs.7000/ and/or Rs.13000/: salary or stipend?
>>> As per the salary mentioned by you Rs.7000/ and/or Rs.13000/, you are covered by :Payment of Wages Act; and as per Sec13A, salary slip should be supplied at least a day before the disbursement of wages.As per this ACt the employer has to maintain the record of salarys lips for 3 years.
Some states like Kerala have covered IT employees by Min.Wages Act.You may check in your state. If covered then wage slip should have been supplied at least a day before the disbursement of wages.
You may also go thru: Min Wages (Central Rules) :26 (3,4):
In salary slip days worked, earned wages, OT, Bonus, leave encashment etc is to be mentioned and deduction of PF,ESIC etc is to be mentioned.
>>> Were you asked to work for more than 8hrs/day or 48 hrs/week? If yes OT @ double the wages is applicable and you may raise the demand of payment of OT.
In thread mentioned above also a judgment has been quoted:
https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/experts/Payment-of-indemnity-bond-419196.asp#.VbeLXbV-jMp
Delhi High Court
M/S. Sicpa India Limited vs Shri Manas Pratim Deb on 17 November, 2011
https://indiankanoon.org/doc/116592600/?type=print
As per it Pro rated payment of Bond money is allowed to employer.
In your case Rs.350000/365*6=Rs5754/ maximum may be applicable as per the judgment.
>>> You must demand the acknowledgment and acceptance of resignation, service certificate, relieving letter, salary slip of each month and last month also, FnF statement on letterhead under seal and signature………….showing computation of earned wages/bonus/leave encashment/incentives reimbursements etc, NOC/NDC, Form16 as per correct FnF statement etc……………..
>>> You can approach:
Employee’s unions/Trade Union leaders e.g. CITU/INTUC/AITUC/BMS etc
Able Labor Law Consultant/Service Matters Lawyer/Law Firm
And you counsels may opine that you are covered by the def. of ‘Employee’ as in Shops and Commercial Establishments Act, ‘Workman’ as in ID Act and can approach:
Inspector appointed under (Name of your state) Shops and Commercial Establishments Act, Payment of Wages Act,
O/o Labor Commissioner,
Civil Court
Higher officials of Dept. of Labor
The employer may respond to demand notice by unions/legal notice by lawyer or shall have to appear before lawful authority, court of law