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8 hours ago
No salaryslips given by my previous litigation office (of an aor). The salary was inconsistent and at times I was paid in cash. I had asked my senior in the office about the same, even he does not get salaryslips. I left the office to relocate to another city, where i have a few interviews lined up in non-litigation offices. However, I was given an experience letter by the office.
Will i be asked to show my salaryslips? How should I go about telling them that my office never gave me the slips? Can anyone give me any solutions?