| Let me start with the violations of the terms in | | | | to pay their salaries. They have been promising to pay |
| contract which states that the Employer should give | | | | it after a few months but... |
| one months notice to an employee before laying off | | | | Could these employees fall a pray to this hollow |
| OR one month's salary in lieu of the notice. This | | | | commitment again, having faced a same situation |
| company does not follow these terms. But when an | | | | before? |
| employee is resigning, he is forcefully made to either | | | | This is not it, the company has been deducting certain |
| give a notice of a month or one month's salary. Do | | | | amount from the salaries towards Providend Fund and |
| there terms apply only to the employees? | | | | has not been paying the same to the PF office. When |
| The labour act says a company cannot reduce | | | | asked for the PF account numbers and the balance, |
| anyone's salary. We recently had a instance where | | | | the HR used to give lame excuses saying that these |
| the salary's were reduced by 20%; that too without a | | | | details are still with the consultant. This was exposed a |
| prior notice. Employees were paid 50% of the salaries | | | | few weeks later in the company meeting when a few |
| for the month of November and were promised the | | | | employees went to PF office to verify. When |
| remaining amount after a weeks time which the | | | | discussed with the management, it agreed to the fact |
| company, later on, completely denied to pay it. | | | | they have been deducting the money from the |
| The organization just relieved a few employees after | | | | salaries but have not been paying to the PF office. |
| accepting the resignation. It did not ask them to serve | | | | I am looking for an experts advice on how to legally |
| a notice before they were relieved. The authorities are | | | | get our money back, the hard earned money, and also |
| now using it an excuse to not pay.They have denied | | | | punish the guilty. |