Dear All, Please help me to solve my queries on LWF , We situated in Pune , Is LWF applicable on higher CTC’s too??? Please reply fast... Thanks & Regards Smita
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Dear Smitha,
It is not required for persons who are getting more than 3500/- PM in Maharashtra. I have attached the MLWF act for your easy understanding. However, other states like Tamil Nadu clearly specify that every employee has to contribute to the fund (no salary slab is given).
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It is not required for persons who are getting more than 3500/- PM in Maharashtra. I have attached the MLWF act for your easy understanding. However, other states like Tamil Nadu clearly specify that every employee has to contribute to the fund (no salary slab is given).
Thanks and regards
From India, Mumbai
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Dear Sir,
Thank you for the quick reply. However, when I spoke with the LWF consultant, they stated that it applies to all employees, even those with higher salaries. We indeed have employees with higher salaries only.
Please guide me on this matter.
Thanks & Regards,
Smita
From India, Pune
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Thank you for the quick reply. However, when I spoke with the LWF consultant, they stated that it applies to all employees, even those with higher salaries. We indeed have employees with higher salaries only.
Please guide me on this matter.
Thanks & Regards,
Smita
From India, Pune
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Dear Smitha,
If that is the case, check with the labor welfare board office itself. In many states, they have not mentioned the salary slab, so it is applicable to all. However, in Maharashtra, they have clearly specified the salary slab. Only they can help you out in this issue.
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If that is the case, check with the labor welfare board office itself. In many states, they have not mentioned the salary slab, so it is applicable to all. However, in Maharashtra, they have clearly specified the salary slab. Only they can help you out in this issue.
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Yes, I have the same query. I believe that to decide the applicability of any labor act, it's important to understand and interpret the type of employee, salary, and establishment. If it's clear, then we can deal with labor compliances.
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dear smita The maharashtra labour welfare fund does not include managers and supervisors. However contractual workmen are included. ms sawant 9011075672
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Dear Smita,
Please don't consider the salary slab as it's clearly mentioned, "Managers and persons working as supervisors drawing a salary above Rs. 3500 p.m.", i.e., persons at the manager and supervisor levels are only exempted from LWF. Whereas, you have to pay LWF for normal employees at Rs. 12 (employee) and Rs. 36 (employer).
If you see the minimum wages for Maharashtra itself are more than Rs. 5000, in that case, none of the employees is liable for LWF if you accept Mr. Shenbagarajan's view. So, please seek clarification from the MLWF board and pay the LWF to applicable employees (who are not in managerial or supervisory positions). The last date for payment is 15th Jan '12.
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Ram.
From India, Bangalore
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Please don't consider the salary slab as it's clearly mentioned, "Managers and persons working as supervisors drawing a salary above Rs. 3500 p.m.", i.e., persons at the manager and supervisor levels are only exempted from LWF. Whereas, you have to pay LWF for normal employees at Rs. 12 (employee) and Rs. 36 (employer).
If you see the minimum wages for Maharashtra itself are more than Rs. 5000, in that case, none of the employees is liable for LWF if you accept Mr. Shenbagarajan's view. So, please seek clarification from the MLWF board and pay the LWF to applicable employees (who are not in managerial or supervisory positions). The last date for payment is 15th Jan '12.
Regards,
Ram.
From India, Bangalore
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Dear Smita,
People who are included in the Decision Making Process, such as Managers, Directors, and Supervisors, are NOT required to pay MLWF. Only individuals other than these mentioned roles are obligated to pay MLWF. Please refer to the attached file for the CHALAN of MLWF. Simply read it, fill in the required cells, take a printout, and submit the cheque along with the printout of the chalan.
Thank you.
From India, Pune
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People who are included in the Decision Making Process, such as Managers, Directors, and Supervisors, are NOT required to pay MLWF. Only individuals other than these mentioned roles are obligated to pay MLWF. Please refer to the attached file for the CHALAN of MLWF. Simply read it, fill in the required cells, take a printout, and submit the cheque along with the printout of the chalan.
Thank you.
From India, Pune
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Dear Smita,
People who are included in the Decision Making Process, i.e., Managers, Directors, and Supervisors, are NOT to be included in MLWF. Anyone other than these individuals is required to pay MLWF. Please refer to the attached file as the CHALAN of MLWF. Just read and fill in the required cells, then take a printout and submit the cheque along with the printout of the chalan.
From India, Pune
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People who are included in the Decision Making Process, i.e., Managers, Directors, and Supervisors, are NOT to be included in MLWF. Anyone other than these individuals is required to pay MLWF. Please refer to the attached file as the CHALAN of MLWF. Just read and fill in the required cells, then take a printout and submit the cheque along with the printout of the chalan.
From India, Pune
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