Can a employer suspend an employee for an indefinite period of time without justification but still paying his monthly wages?
If the employer continues to pay, I am sure there is a reason. Mostl employers suspend workers without pay.
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If the employer continues to pay, I am sure there is a reason. Mostl employers suspend workers without pay.
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