Can an Employer Hold Your Salary or Delay Payment? πΌ⚖️
You worked hard all month, but when payday arrived, your salary was delayed! π‘ Your employer is giving excuses, but is this even legal? Can you take action against them? Let’s find out! π️π
π The Question:
π Can an employer legally withhold or delay an employee’s salary in India? π€π°
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π The Answer:
✅ No! Salary delays or non-payment are illegal under Indian labor laws! π¨ An employer must pay employees on time, as per:
✔️ Payment of Wages Act, 1936 – Salary must be paid by the 7th or 10th of every month π
✔️ Minimum Wages Act, 1948 – No worker should be paid below the legal minimum πΈ
✔️ Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 – Employees can take legal action for unfair labor practices ⚖️
✔️ Shops & Establishments Act – Governs salary payments for employees in businesses and companies π’
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π When Can an Employer Withhold Salary?
❌ If you have taken an advance or loan from the company – Only as per agreement π
❌ If there’s a disciplinary action pending – Must follow legal process π¨
❌ If you have unpaid deductions – Like PF, taxes, or penalties (with prior notice) π
❌ If the company is shutting down – Employees must be compensated properly! π️
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π What Can You Do If Your Salary Is Delayed?
✔️ Send a written complaint – To HR or employer first π©
✔️ Approach the Labour Commissioner – File a formal complaint ⚖️
✔️ Go to the Labour Court – Seek legal intervention π
✔️ Take action under Consumer Protection Laws – Especially for high-paying jobs πΌ
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