LatestCorporate Compliance 3 November 2026
IT Firm Accused of Pushing Employee Out Before Gratuity
An employee of a Madhya Pradesh‑based information technology company alleges that management compelled him to quit three months before he qualified for statutory gratuity benefits. He claims the forced exit was intended to avoid payout, raising questions about labor law compliance and corporate ethics.
IT Firm Forced Resignation Claim
- A staff member at an MP‑based IT services firm says he was pressured to resign three months before reaching the 5‑year gratuity eligibility threshold.
- The employee alleges the move was to dodge the statutory gratuity payout, which could amount to several lakhs.
- The case highlights potential violations of India’s gratuity rules and may prompt legal scrutiny of employer practices.
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