My company has informed that I am eligible for medical insurance and Rs. 2500 per annum is added to my CTC in the appointment letter. However, my company has not provided the medical insurance. Also, in my payslip, I am not able to see any component called "Medical Insurance Amount," but in my special allowance, 208 is added. My company is claiming that we have paid your medical insurance amount so we are not liable for your medical expenses. How can I get my medical expenses covered by my company? Can I sue the company for this issue?
From India, Chennai
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"Can I sue against the company?"
Have you informed your company regarding the medical expenses incurred by you with documents? Were you on sick leave or medical leave during the period for which you have incurred medical expenses? Go to HR and seek clarifications about the nature of medical insurance, etc.
How did the idea of suing your company arise? It is not so easy and can also be expensive.
From India, Pune
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Have you informed your company regarding the medical expenses incurred by you with documents? Were you on sick leave or medical leave during the period for which you have incurred medical expenses? Go to HR and seek clarifications about the nature of medical insurance, etc.
How did the idea of suing your company arise? It is not so easy and can also be expensive.
From India, Pune
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Dear Chandrasekar,
As you mentioned, the medical insurance premium is an annual CTC component, it need not be mentioned in the pay slip. You also need to seek clarity on the special allowance mentioned and the policy as suggested by your senior friend, Mr. Nathrao. There might be a chance that the insurance company has to be sent the bills for reimbursement if the premium is paid, so please check with your HR team to take the necessary actions on that.
Thank you.
From India, Hyderabad
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As you mentioned, the medical insurance premium is an annual CTC component, it need not be mentioned in the pay slip. You also need to seek clarity on the special allowance mentioned and the policy as suggested by your senior friend, Mr. Nathrao. There might be a chance that the insurance company has to be sent the bills for reimbursement if the premium is paid, so please check with your HR team to take the necessary actions on that.
Thank you.
From India, Hyderabad
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