Dear All, I wanted to understand under which section of the Factories Act does it say "NO overtime while on Outstation duty".
From United States, Southfield
2From United States, Southfield
Hi,
In case of outstation duty the employee on outstation duty will be eligible for Travel allowance/deputation allowance apart from salary. Normally when an employee is deputed to other location (whether Factory or corporate office) those employees will be eligible for Travel allowance on Grade or Designation basis and OT payment will not be applicable. While the worker level will be eligible as per Grade entitlement senior level employees can claim on actual expenses basis.
From India, Madras
In case of outstation duty the employee on outstation duty will be eligible for Travel allowance/deputation allowance apart from salary. Normally when an employee is deputed to other location (whether Factory or corporate office) those employees will be eligible for Travel allowance on Grade or Designation basis and OT payment will not be applicable. While the worker level will be eligible as per Grade entitlement senior level employees can claim on actual expenses basis.
From India, Madras
An employee on tour is on duty for the whole duration. This entitles the employee to certain additional remuneration known by various names like Travelling Allowance, Dearness Allowance for tours, Tour Allowance, etc besides the regular salary. While on tour the duty hours are not fixed, it may not be for 8 hrs, it can be more or less. Many organisations follow the rule that the special allowance for a tour of less than 6 hours is paid 1/4 of the allowance for the whole day, more than 6hrs is paid @ 1/2 the amount, and more than 12 hours is paid for the whole day. If it is a long-duration assignment normally the 8-hour work rule is followed but for a tour of a couple of days, the aim is to finish the job as quickly as is possible and return to the headquarters. If the OT rule is to be applied then there could be controversy and confusion galore on the travel time and the personal time spent while on such assignment.
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
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