This is Pallavi. I joined the company in Himachal Pradesh in June 2021, and they terminated me on the 3rd day of the job. I came there from Maharashtra, spending a good amount of money but returned with only 5 days' salary, broken confidence, and fear for a lifetime. I faced more cyber problems, which I can't mention here. I need guidance on whether I can file a case against them or what action I should take?
From India, Pune
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Dear Pallavi,
You had taken up a job in a far-flung place from your hometown. However, why did the company terminate you in just three days? What were the compelling reasons?
Why is your confidence broken, and why have you developed a fear for a lifetime? Did anyone assault you? If yes, was it a sexual assault?
Above all, you have written that you have cyber problems. What exactly are the cyber problems?
Yes, we, the members, will see your case empathetically. However, we require a complete piece of information.
Nevertheless, at this stage, I can only say that do not lose your confidence. Setbacks in life are common. All of us commit mistakes. However, one has to learn lessons from the mistakes and move on. Therefore, regain your composure, get up, and take a new job. You might have experienced the worst, but that does not mean that you will not have good experiences in the future. Good and bad are the two sides of the coin. Which side will come up and when is always uncertain!
All the best!
Dinesh Divekar
From India, Bangalore
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8227You had taken up a job in a far-flung place from your hometown. However, why did the company terminate you in just three days? What were the compelling reasons?
Why is your confidence broken, and why have you developed a fear for a lifetime? Did anyone assault you? If yes, was it a sexual assault?
Above all, you have written that you have cyber problems. What exactly are the cyber problems?
Yes, we, the members, will see your case empathetically. However, we require a complete piece of information.
Nevertheless, at this stage, I can only say that do not lose your confidence. Setbacks in life are common. All of us commit mistakes. However, one has to learn lessons from the mistakes and move on. Therefore, regain your composure, get up, and take a new job. You might have experienced the worst, but that does not mean that you will not have good experiences in the future. Good and bad are the two sides of the coin. Which side will come up and when is always uncertain!
All the best!
Dinesh Divekar
From India, Bangalore
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Dear Pallavi ji,
I urge you to contact the police department if you believe something wrong has been done to you.
Regarding the professional aspect of the company, I advise you to gather all relevant evidence pertaining to the issues you have faced in your job and with the company, including the individuals who were part of the communication channel with you.
If you believe that you have a strong case supported by the necessary evidence, have the courage to escalate the matter to the labor offices in both states. Additionally, utilize social media intelligently to seek further help and advice.
Remember to be bold and brave, as both good and bad experiences are part of life.
Best regards,
[Your Name]
From India, Vadodara
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I urge you to contact the police department if you believe something wrong has been done to you.
Regarding the professional aspect of the company, I advise you to gather all relevant evidence pertaining to the issues you have faced in your job and with the company, including the individuals who were part of the communication channel with you.
If you believe that you have a strong case supported by the necessary evidence, have the courage to escalate the matter to the labor offices in both states. Additionally, utilize social media intelligently to seek further help and advice.
Remember to be bold and brave, as both good and bad experiences are part of life.
Best regards,
[Your Name]
From India, Vadodara
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Dear Ms Pallavi,
A management will terminate a person within a short duration only in extreme cases of non compliance to company rules. Since you haven’t provided any detail a yes or no answer cannot be provided in these messages.
Whenever we decide to take a company head on we must be mindful of the consequences that arise. The verdict may or may not come in one’s favour.One has to keep in mind the time and money that are likely to be spent and also the trauma that one goes through in these circumstances.
Learned members have already given many inputs. Please take a decision once you have a calm mind.
V Raghunathan Chennai
From India
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A management will terminate a person within a short duration only in extreme cases of non compliance to company rules. Since you haven’t provided any detail a yes or no answer cannot be provided in these messages.
Whenever we decide to take a company head on we must be mindful of the consequences that arise. The verdict may or may not come in one’s favour.One has to keep in mind the time and money that are likely to be spent and also the trauma that one goes through in these circumstances.
Learned members have already given many inputs. Please take a decision once you have a calm mind.
V Raghunathan Chennai
From India
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Dear Pallavi Madam,
First of all, sorry to hear about your case. As rightly said by Divekar Sir, we are all with you. At the same time, as Raghunathan Sir mentioned, you need to elaborate on the issue so that all the learned members can help you from a legal point of view (if possible). You need to stay positive about your professional career; hurdles come and go. Be strong and brave to fight the odds in life. I understand it's easier said than done, but rest assured, you can regain the same confidence in your professional life.
Regards,
Prashant
From India, Pune
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First of all, sorry to hear about your case. As rightly said by Divekar Sir, we are all with you. At the same time, as Raghunathan Sir mentioned, you need to elaborate on the issue so that all the learned members can help you from a legal point of view (if possible). You need to stay positive about your professional career; hurdles come and go. Be strong and brave to fight the odds in life. I understand it's easier said than done, but rest assured, you can regain the same confidence in your professional life.
Regards,
Prashant
From India, Pune
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Your query is too short and suppressing a lot of information; hence, it will not be appropriate to advise you suitably at this juncture. As learned senior members hereinabove pointed out, please share detailed information in this forum as we have experts in Behavioral Science, Organizational Behavior & Development, Labour and IR experts who can give you wise advice and direction to enable you to cope with your current plight and overcome the situation you are facing.
From India, Aizawl
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Life is a journey. Sometimes, things happen, so leave them be and find a good job.
If you have abilities and knowledge, you will find a good company.
Forgive, move forward, and don't dwell on problems; instead, seek solutions.
This is my suggestion.
From India, Mumbai
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If you have abilities and knowledge, you will find a good company.
Forgive, move forward, and don't dwell on problems; instead, seek solutions.
This is my suggestion.
From India, Mumbai
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Dear Ms. Palvi,
The incident is over one year old, and you still feel traumatized, which shows the extent of your hurt. Members have given their views, and take action as you deem fit. I have only one thing to add—Do not allow such incidents to scar you. Be brave; life is not fair at times, but as we say in the Army—Bash on regardless. Cheer up; this too shall pass.
Col. Rathi
From India, Delhi
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The incident is over one year old, and you still feel traumatized, which shows the extent of your hurt. Members have given their views, and take action as you deem fit. I have only one thing to add—Do not allow such incidents to scar you. Be brave; life is not fair at times, but as we say in the Army—Bash on regardless. Cheer up; this too shall pass.
Col. Rathi
From India, Delhi
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