prashant1314
46

Dear Sirs,
With reference to one of senior member comments on citehr I want to clarify wheather this 240 days criteria for Gratuity & Retrenchment includes " Leave , Weekly Off & Government Holidays????? " or only Physical Presentee ????
Thanks in advance!!!

From India, Pune
Madhu.T.K
4240

Not only under Payment of Gratuity Act but wherever references of 240 days are made under various Acts, such as Industrial Disputes Act for retrenchment compensation or lay off compensation, leave with wages under Factories Act, Mines Act etc, the days of paid leaves, leave due to employment injuries, maternity leave (in case of women) lay off days, legal strike days, holidays etc will be considered as days worked. Therefore, 240 days should include all paid holidays and leaves.
Regards,
Madhu.T.K

From India, Kannur
payush
1

Dear Seniors Under Retrenchment Employee mean a workman could you plz. tell me what is the deffination of workman.who will count under workman. Regards Payush
From India, Shimla
mymail45
1

how to calculate Retrenchment benefit,Gratuity of contract labour who is working in mines? What % of (his/her) Basic+DA is to be taken in calculating monthly/daily wages ?
From India, Calcutta
Madhu.T.K
4240

A workman is one who is employed for wages and who is not in the managerial or supervisory capacity. Though a supervisor drawing a monthly salary of more than Rs 10000 per month is out of purview of the Industrial Disputes Act, the real test of whether an employee is out of coverage of ID Act is based on the following:
1. Whether the employee has right to approve leave of his subordinates? OR
2. Whether the employee is the authority to initiate disciplinary action against others? OR
3. Whether the employee is the authority to appraise his employees.
If answer to any of these questions is Yes, he will not come under the definition of workman under the Industrial Disputes Act.
Retrenchment benefit is the same in all sectors. But for workers working below the ground (of mines) the number of days which constitutes continuous service is 190 days and not 240 days. Th formula for computing gratuity remains the same.
Regards,
Madhu.T.K

From India, Kannur
Kushal1980
Dear Sirs, I Join Service in an organization from 21 november 2007 and resign from 25 september 2012, After resignation I request for gratuity but the HR manager say that you are not eligible for gratuity & finaly i am not recieve gratuity. Bonus also not given to me, please help me. Thanks
From India, Delhi
mappalanaidu120190@gmail.com
Hi, How we calculate Earned leaves for contract labour? The employee has worked for 240 days continuously, he/she is eligible for Earned Leave at all. But is this same for contract labour
From India, undefined
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