Letter Before Action to Employer

Sample letter of action to employment tribunal for registering FIR against the employer due to non payment of salary, commission, dues, incentive, or monthly pay.

Letter Before Action to Employer for Clearing Dues

The Managing Director,

Sobia Zahra,

DHA, Lahore

Subject: Release payment before a legal action is taken.

Dear Sir,

Please be notified that I have been working at your firm for the past 3 months as the sales representative. I was on a probationary period of 1 month i.e. May (Date). Till date i.e. 6th August, (Date), I have not received my pay Rupees 50,000/- only for 2 months June-July (Date).

By law you cannot withhold my payment. You are bound to pay me this amount as per our signed contract. I request you to kindly clear my outstanding payment within 5 working days i.e. by 12th August, (Date). Consider this a formal notice. If I won’t receive my salary by the mentioned date, I’ll have to claim an employment tribunal against you for illegally holding my income.

Looking forward to a prompt action from you.

Regards,

Zahid Khan.

Sales Executive

Letter Before Action to Employer for Clearing Dues
Letter Before Action to Employer for Clearing Dues

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