Employment & Labour
Labour Court / Tribunal
A labour court or industrial tribunal is where disputes between workers and employers, such as unfair dismissal, retrenchment, or denial of dues, are formally decided. A verified advocate assesses whether your dispute belongs before such a forum, prepares and files the claim, and represents you through the hearings to argue your case.
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Documents that help
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- Appointment letter or employment contract
- Salary slips and bank statements showing salary credits
- Resignation or termination letter, if any
- Company communications, emails or notices
- PF, ESI or gratuity records and statements
- Identity and employment ID documents
Consultation types
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Call consultationDiscuss the matter with an advocate by phone, where available.
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Office consultationMeet an advocate at the relevant office or location, where available.
Physical visitRequest on-ground legal assistance where the service and location support it.
Common questions
Employment & Labour — quick answers
Was my termination legal?
It depends on your contract, notice and the reason. An advocate can assess whether it was wrongful and your remedies.
How do I recover unpaid salary?
Through a legal notice and, if needed, a claim before the labour authority or court.
What is a POSH complaint?
A complaint of workplace sexual harassment under the POSH Act; matters are handled sensitively and confidentially.
Can employers get help too?
Yes — we assist employers with compliant exits, policies and defence.
What about PF and gratuity?
An advocate can help you claim PF, gratuity and other statutory benefits.
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