Dear All,
We are going to appoint a new employee, and before joining, he submitted his Salary Slip which is as follows:
Basic - 9500.00
HRA - 4875.00
Convey - 3125.00
Total - 17500.00
Deductions:
PF @ 12% of Basic - 1140.00
Canteen - 1000.00
ESIC @ 1.75% of Basic - 166
LWF - 5.00
Take home - 15189.00
My Questions:
1. His gross is above 10,000/-, then why is the company deducting ESI? As per the candidate, it is a mutual understanding between the company and him because he wants to avail the ESI benefit. Is it a legal practice?
2. If it is legal, then why is it only in Basic, not in Basic + HRA + Convey? According to the candidate, it is in Basic only because his gross is above 10,000/-. Is it legal?
Please provide your suggestion with legal reference.
We are going to appoint a new employee, and before joining, he submitted his Salary Slip which is as follows:
Basic - 9500.00
HRA - 4875.00
Convey - 3125.00
Total - 17500.00
Deductions:
PF @ 12% of Basic - 1140.00
Canteen - 1000.00
ESIC @ 1.75% of Basic - 166
LWF - 5.00
Take home - 15189.00
My Questions:
1. His gross is above 10,000/-, then why is the company deducting ESI? As per the candidate, it is a mutual understanding between the company and him because he wants to avail the ESI benefit. Is it a legal practice?
2. If it is legal, then why is it only in Basic, not in Basic + HRA + Convey? According to the candidate, it is in Basic only because his gross is above 10,000/-. Is it legal?
Please provide your suggestion with legal reference.