Hi,
employee takes maternity benefit of 84 days and sends her resignation on 85th day (she has not rejoined ) but expects the employer to pay one more month salary . is it mandatory for employer to pay her one month post maternity benefits if the employee has not rejoined.
Regards,
From India, Mumbai
22employee takes maternity benefit of 84 days and sends her resignation on 85th day (she has not rejoined ) but expects the employer to pay one more month salary . is it mandatory for employer to pay her one month post maternity benefits if the employee has not rejoined.
Regards,
From India, Mumbai
1. Dear member, please confirm whether the woman employee is covered under the Maternity Benefit Act, 1961 or under ESI Act, 1948.
2. What do you mean by words "pay one more month salary" ? Whether the said woman employee is claiming maternity benefit for additional period of 30 days due to or on account of illness due to such maternity ? Whether the said woman employee has obtained and produced medical certificate for such additional period of one month" ?
From India, Noida
2. What do you mean by words "pay one more month salary" ? Whether the said woman employee is claiming maternity benefit for additional period of 30 days due to or on account of illness due to such maternity ? Whether the said woman employee has obtained and produced medical certificate for such additional period of one month" ?
From India, Noida
As per the act u are liable to pay and also deduct one month notice in fnf as per the company policy.
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
Hi Reachhema,
12 Weeks of Maternity Leave is what you are liable to pay. 1 month of extended leave shall be given if she submits a medical record stating that she may need somemore time to recover. The extended leave will be LOP. If she resigns right after the Maternity period, then I believe she has a notice to serve, considering that to be 1 month, ask her to serve the notice/pay one month salary or she will not get any employment documents. Inform her that this would be treated as an absconding case.
From India, Bangalore
12 Weeks of Maternity Leave is what you are liable to pay. 1 month of extended leave shall be given if she submits a medical record stating that she may need somemore time to recover. The extended leave will be LOP. If she resigns right after the Maternity period, then I believe she has a notice to serve, considering that to be 1 month, ask her to serve the notice/pay one month salary or she will not get any employment documents. Inform her that this would be treated as an absconding case.
From India, Bangalore
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