BRIJESH L PATEL (Dispatch Incharge) 03 August 2020
{Balu manikantan} SUBRAMANYAM (Practising Advocate) 03 August 2020
whether your company covered under ID ACT. Are you a member of registered trade union. what kind of employment is yours.
Dr J C Vashista (Advocate) 04 August 2020
What is the status of other employees working in the company ?
Get united and proceed through a local lawyer as advised.
BRIJESH L PATEL (Dispatch Incharge) 04 August 2020
G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.) 04 August 2020
You have waited for so many months, have patience and wait for one more month, as you are in a key post, and replacing you at this time may drag them to complications. When the employer is himself in problems, and when there are several workers facing the same situation, move together for a remedy.
Ritesh Maity (Labour Law Advocate) 04 August 2020
1. You may send a letter in a soft tone requesting the management to release the outstanding salaries. Send it through speed/ reg post and/ or through email so that you have evidence of communication. Wait for 10-15 days.
2. If they don't respond (in writing) or does not pay the outstanding salary, you may send a demand notice through lawyer. But remember this will aggrevate the managment. But you have to take the risk. You are the best judge of the situation when you have no other alternative.
3. Even if the legal notice does not work out, then you have to file a case. Where/ how the case will be filed would depend on your nature of duties and company. That can be discussed when required.
Dr J C Vashista (Advocate) 05 August 2020
I endorse the opinion and advise of expert Mr. Ritsh Maity.
Request your employer for payment of your salary and do not jump to restoring legal option.