• Company not giving settlement

Sir, 
As i was in a pharma company based in delhi since one year. Resigned last month. When i resigned that time i gave notice to the company.now they said that two month salary will be deducted, that is 66k. As per rule it should be one month.
Although i have not signed any document where mention any condition yet i ready to get one month salary deduction. but they said for two month...is it right?
Can i go for it in labour court? my designation was district manager.
Asked 10 years ago in Labour

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You are governed by the service conditions mentioned in the appointment letter. If there is no condition regarding severance of relations then a reasonable notice of one month should suffice. Therefore the employer is not justified in asking two month salary as notice period.

You have to file a civil suit for recovery of your dues since Industrial Dispute Act is not applicable to you being employed in managerial capacity.

H. S. Thukral
Advocate, New Delhi
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You can go to the labour court. You are free to act but bound to bear the result. It is good that you are straight forward. So move forward with clean hands and don't hide anything.

Ranbir Singh Sharma
Advocate, Ghaziabad
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