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Friends,
Good news for lady employees:
Maternity leave under ESIC has been increased from 12 weeks to 26 weeks. Notification dated 20.1.2017 amending ESI (Central) Rules 1950 is attached for your reference.
Thanks

From India, Malappuram
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File Type: pdf Maternity leave increased to 26 weeks 20.1.2017.pdf (1.08 MB, 1815 views)

pramodthakar
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Thanks for sharing valuable information.
Please confirm the maternity leave applicability to other ladies who are non covered under ESI ?
Under Maternity benefit act it was proposed to increase the leave period to 26 weeks from 12 weeks, but the bill
was pending for passing.
Please high lite on this issue and if such bill is passed, share the copy of GR / notification.
Thanks and Regards,
Pramod Thakar

From India, Pune
pramodthakar
34

Dear Mr. Varma,
You have attached same attachment. it is related to ONLY UNDER ESIC.
I would like to know about the Females who are Non covered under ESI. That change is expects in Maternity Benefit Act.

From India, Pune
ashvan.2927@gmail.com
175

Dear All,
Greetings of the day!!!
What about females who are already in maternity leave ? As date of publication is effective date so its not applicable to females who are in maternity leave ?
Please share your opinion.

From India, Pune
gaddeti
Hi,
Would like to know that, what about those employees who have already proceeded for maternity leave ( i.e.84 days) and were due to join in this month or next month, shall they will be also entitled to get the extended maternity leave as per new amendment.
Regards,
Geetanjali

From India
Anonymous
Thanks for your Information. i have a doubt that, if a lady doesn’t come under ESIC then she doesnt applicable for that leave or?
From India, Chennai
sidharthkrishna
Hi Guys, Just wanted to know when an employee should proceed for maternity leave. Whether she can avail the leave in fragmented manner. Regards, SKN
From India, Mumbai
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