If Employ is dead after 1 day of duty is he eligible for EDLI Benefit and WC Policy. If Yes then what is the calculation process ?
From India, Lucknow
From India, Lucknow
EDLI applies to all the employees who contribute to PF. Though there is no minimum service requirement for receiving the amount prescribed under EDLI, the employee should be an active member. If the death occurs on the same day or within two days of joining EPF, it raises a legal question. Conversely, if the employee was already a PF member in a previous organization, they should have a contribution history for their dependents to receive EDLI benefits. However, if the employee is new and has not contributed to PF at all, the question of applicability arises.
EDLI is an insurance linked to deposits (in PF), and the amount is calculated based on the PF accumulations of the last year, with a maximum admissible amount of Rs 7 lakhs.
Regarding the WC Policy, I assume you are referring to the Workmen Compensation Policy. Workmen (Employees) Compensation only applies if the employee dies due to an accident or employment injury during employment. The policy does not cover deaths due to natural causes.
From India, Kannur
4769EDLI is an insurance linked to deposits (in PF), and the amount is calculated based on the PF accumulations of the last year, with a maximum admissible amount of Rs 7 lakhs.
Regarding the WC Policy, I assume you are referring to the Workmen Compensation Policy. Workmen (Employees) Compensation only applies if the employee dies due to an accident or employment injury during employment. The policy does not cover deaths due to natural causes.
From India, Kannur
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