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هل من القانوني طلب شيك ضمان من الموظفين وعدم دفع مستحقات نهاية الخدمة؟

سيدي العزيز / سيدتي العزيزة،

لقد قدمت شيك ضمان (غير مؤرخ) للشركة التي أعمل بها عندما انضممت للعمل معهم. ولكن عندما يترك الموظفون وظائفهم، تمنحهم الشركة مبلغًا أقل من التسوية المستحقة لهم.

وإذا طلبنا التسوية الصحيحة المستحقة، فإنهم يهددوننا "إذا طلبت المزيد، سنقوم بإيداع الشيك" على هذا النحو. لنفترض أنهم أودعوا الشيك وتم ارتجاعه، ماذا سيحدث في هذه الحالة؟

ليس لديّ سوى نسخة من الشيك. ليس لديّ أي دليل آخر. هل يمكنك أن تخبرني كيف يمكن حل هذه المشكلة والحصول على قيمة التسوية بالكامل؟

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14 Mar 2021, 04:28

Dear Questioner,

Thank you for contacting me over Legal Advice ME.

Taking security cheques from the employees and threatening them when they ask for the end of service benefits; such activities on the part of the employer are illegal.

You shall raise this as a complaint to the ministry of labour [if your company is a mainland company].

You shall inform the ministry regarding such illegal activities that your employer use as a weapon to withhold the end of service benefits.

Regards,

Rajasree Ravivarma

18 Mar 2021, 09:27

But I am afraid if they deposit the cheque. What will happen?

They took from me the security cheque (Blank dated) was their sister company. My VISA is a different name. But owners and sponsor are the same.

18 Mar 2021, 10:06

if they deposit and if the same get dishonoured you will have to handle the criminal liability.

However, you can raise this concern before the public prosecution once it reaches the prosecution.

18 Mar 2021, 10:53

Madam,

The cheque amount is 40,000. I heard that if the amount is below 20,0000, we can pay 2000 & clear it to remove the travel ban and from the criminal case.

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