A friend has a factory in an area where the E.S.I. Act is applicable, and all the employees are covered employees. My client wants to send some of the covered employees on deputation for 3 months to a factory situated in a non-covered area. What is the provision regarding the coverage of the employees who are to be sent on deputation.
From India, Pune
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I understand that as the deputation to a non-implemented area is for less than seven months, they have to contribute to ESI, even though they will work in a non-implemented area for three months. For better understanding, it is advisable to contact the ESI Social Security Inspector.

Regards,

Madhu.T.K

From India, Kannur
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Thank you for the advice. My point was that despite the fact that workers who are working in the non-coverage area, should I continue to pay the ESI contributions, or should I take the WC policy? The point is, if some mishap happens in the non-coverage area, ESI might refuse to extend the benefits under the act.
From India, Pune
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You have to go for WC as an alternative immdtly. because in WC no name will be appeared., whoever transferred to non coverage will be covered under WC. calvin
From India, Mumbai
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it is better to pay contribution for those employees working in non implementing area less then seven years as per me or u can consult the area inspector for better kuldeep sharma
From India, New Delhi
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Hi, you need to pay ESI contributions for those employees because in case of any accident, they can benefit from the nearest ESI dispensary and also avail the cash benefit. In my opinion, you need to pay.

Thanks,
Sunil Sharma

From India, New Delhi
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