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Respected sir,

I had an employee who served from Feb 2018 to Dec 2023. He wanted to leave the job and move forward, so we relieved him from his service.

Now, he is threatening that you promised a monthly 5K allowance, which has not been paid. He is asking for 71 months (71 x 5K) plus interest. I received a notice from the labor department on plain white paper for the settlement of the above-mentioned calculations. The complaint number is left blank, and there is no seal of the department, just a signature.

Kindly help with what to do...

From India, Chennai
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No such promise of allowance were made and salary was credited promptly every month even in lock down when the office was closed.
From India, Chennai
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Hi,

Hope the full and final settlement was cleared 100% for that employee.

The employee is eligible for a salary as per the terms of the Appointment Order only.

You can cross-check with the Labor Department about the genuineness, and if it is a fictitious notice, you can reply through an advocate stating that strict legal action will be initiated against him for his act of forgery.

From India, Madras
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Thank for the guiding... Yes Full and final settlement is done... infact he has taken some cash advance from us... we waived that also.
From India, Chennai
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What promise for Rs. 5000 was alleged by the ex-employee? Was any promise given in writing to him? If yes, you shall consider it. If there is no such written promise, you need not worry. Cross-check with the Labour Inspector about the authenticity of the so-called notice. Depending on its confirmation, you have to deal with the matter or reply to the notice suitably.
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