mjsaravanan21
3

Dear all,I hav a doubt in gratuity...Actually gratuity will be given to employees who has completed 5 yrs of continuous service... This is stated in the Gratuity Act, 1972.But in IT companies, gratuity is deducted from the basic salary of the employees... they are deducting 4.81% of BP...Why they are deducting...? Gratutiy is one of the benefits of employee provided by the organization. but these IT companies are deducting from their employees itself...? Whats the reason...Please clear me...
From India, Madras
SwarnaK
1

If your salary braeakup states CTC it’s Cost to the Company, which means any cost the company incurs for the employee will be mentioned (including gratuity) also.
From India, Bangalore
swati.jain0104
5

Hi,
They are deducting since its a part of CTC (it is the cost which company incurs in employing a person) which includes contribution to the various funds (like PF, ESIC etc.) of employee and employer both.
Swati

From India, Bangalore
ajayp1983
1

Thats true that Gratuity is the part of CTC. But when employee leave the company before 5 years term, the employor have to return back him the amount deducted per month from there salary in the name of Gratuity.
So those amount collected to given during Full and Final Settlement.
Regards
Ajay

From India, Mumbai
suyoglabourconsultants
11

Dear Saravanan,
Swarna, Swati and especially Ajay on the point of CTC as well gratuity are correct. What Ajay has stated is important and considerable.Becoz many companies are having same practice but at the time of payment in the form of full & final; it is casually forget to disburse the payment of gratuity deducted through the salary of employee who are having service less than 5years.
Well done Ajay.
Regards,
KIRAN KALE

From India, Kolhapur
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