Dear Esteemed Members,
We have a highly skilled operator who has reached 60 years of age and is still very healthy. The company would like to retain him on the job, and he is also very interested. Kindly advise on the best, safe, and legal way to retain him and how to handle insurance coverage in the absence of ESIC coverage if an accident happens to him.
Your guidance will be highly appreciated.
From India, Delhi
We have a highly skilled operator who has reached 60 years of age and is still very healthy. The company would like to retain him on the job, and he is also very interested. Kindly advise on the best, safe, and legal way to retain him and how to handle insurance coverage in the absence of ESIC coverage if an accident happens to him.
Your guidance will be highly appreciated.
From India, Delhi
The best way is to allow him to retire on superannuation, and settle all his dues, including Gratuity, and also, facilitate him, to withdraw all his Provident Fund and other savings.
Now engage him under ‘Fixed Term Contract employment’ for a fixed period, with medical and accidental insurance cover plan, as per your requirement, with any one of the authorized insurance service providers.
From India, Madras
Now engage him under ‘Fixed Term Contract employment’ for a fixed period, with medical and accidental insurance cover plan, as per your requirement, with any one of the authorized insurance service providers.
From India, Madras
Dear Mr. Babu... Thanks for the response, it seems the logical way, Regards Dinesh
From India, Delhi
From India, Delhi
One thing has to be checked: if the monthly gross salary of the employee is 21,000/- or below, the employee will be covered under ESIC. PF will not be required if the employee settles the same; then he will be considered an excluded employee.
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From India, New Delhi
S K Bandyopadhyay CEO-USD HR Solutions +91 98310 81531
From India, New Delhi
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From United States, Reston
Geometry Dash
Geometry Dash
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Please ensure consistent capitalization and punctuation in the links.
From United States, Reston
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