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Employer pressures the employee to return after cancellation to rectify mistakes
Hi,
I used to work in a company (clinic) as an account manager. In August, the employer terminated my contract orally and I acknowledged the termination via email.
On 13 Sept 2021, my visa was supposed to be canceled but they requested me for one more day and I agreed. So on the 14th, they canceled my visa. Before cancellation, I received my final settlement.
I joined a new company and I am currently employed by the new company and my status has been changed. The ex-employer offered me a couple of times to come back but I refused.
Now they are aggressive and they are pushing me to go back to the office as there are some issues in the accounts.
I would like to know what should I do in this situation, as my ex-employer is really giving me a headache. I will appreciate your help.
Thanks in advance for your quick response.
Best regards,
I.

Dear I.,
This shall be your personal decision if you want to go and rectify any mistakes.
You do not have any legal obligation to work with your ex-employer after the visa cancellation.
If they have found any discrepancy in the accounts, they may raise this as a complaint with the ministry of labor.
Regards,
Rajasree Ravivarma