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Sir, I want to know if a worker was employed in a company for the first five years, which is now closed, and then he joined a new company, but unfortunately passed away during the nine months of continued work in this new company, should he be eligible for the EDLI benefit?
From India, New Delhi
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KK!HR
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There is no minimum eligibility period of service prescribed in the EDLI Scheme. As the very name indicates, it is an insurance scheme, so the coverage is from the day of EPF membership, and accordingly, the benefit has to accrue.

The family members of a deceased active employee of the Scheme get an amount of 30 times the average salary of the employee, up to a maximum of Rs. 6 Lakh.

From India, Mumbai
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EDLI , as the name it is employees deposit linked insurance. If the employee was covered under epf, he becomes eligible for EDLI.
From India, Vadodara
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Dear Member, EDLI coverage limit enhanced from 6 Lakhs to 7 Lakhs. N.LOKANDHA BABU Sr.Manager-HR
From India, Guntur
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The scheme was in force only for two years from 15 February 2018 to 14 February 2020. Now, after that, how can we provide the benefits of the EDLI scheme to dependents? Please tell me in detail.

N. K. Gupta
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From India, Faridabad
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File Type: pdf EDLI Amdmt Scheme 2018 (1).pdf (1.53 MB, 79 views)

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Glidor
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@Nrg EDLI contributions are paid to EPF along with ECR and EPFO will pay the EDLI benefit to the nominee of the deceased employee, after making claim by the nominee to EPFO

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