Provident Fund [Thread 361558]

hr_hasamukhgami
Is there any provision in PF act that Employer provident fund contribution will be returned if employees not stay more then seven month
akellaram87
I think a Employee and employer will be more happy if they settle the employee PF on time, Now a days its very difficult to get the PF claim from Govt, you are talking about the refund. Personally my provident fund is struck in EPF Office Bandra from past 3 yrs... not yet settled. even applying 4 times... Any suggestion to get it are welcome.
Thanks
Venkata Ram Akella
hr_hasamukhgami
I think you had gotten wrong train...... My question is that if has any provision for get back contribution of Employer whichever not claimed by Employees or Labour after resigned.
if there is any provision you shell be give your kind ans.....
Hasamukh
hr_hasamukhgami
Dear Sir,
Thanks for reply......
Right now i am fresher in HR field and i would like to gain any different thing from senior. I am working with JYOTI Power corporation Pvt Ltd, Ahmedbad as Sr.Executive HR.
if you want to give any suggestion for better HR career, please you may. may i call as & when i required your suggestions??????
thanks
Hasamukh
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boss2966
Dear Hasamukh
You can call any member at any time for any querry regarding subject or any counselling.
No need to hesitate. Feel free to call the members wherever you held up in your work. Surely they will help you and guide you.
All the best
rajusiachen
In 2005 - 06, I served in a company of 10 months and was subscribing for EPF. On leaving, I applied for complete withdrawal for 10 months and got a cheque from the EPFO 6 months later (well into the next financial year). The reason for the delay (as quoted by the PF authorities) was that the interest for 2005-06 was not decided by the Board.
Rajusiachen
rajusiachen
Refer to the discussion which has the following:
Personally my provident fund is struck in EPF Office Bandra from past 3 yrs... not yet settled. even applying 4 times... Any suggestion to get it are welcome.
Thanks
Venkata Ram Akella
You must ensure the following:
1. Your form for withdrawal is correctly filled with your PF Account number.
2. Your employer has remitted the correct amount to the PF quoting the relevent account numbers.
3. An acknowledgement that the PF office has received your application.
4. If the above is done, please send a reminder to the PF Office and get a acknowledgment AGAIN.
3 years is too much to get to your PF money. Seek an appointment to the PF Commissioner and if these is in vain, file a RTI or approach the courts.
Rajusiachen
dipaksaha05
Dear Rajusiachen,
You are totally right, if any person submitted his PF withdrawl form to his organisation, he can claim his acknowledgement copy from his employer, to understand his PF status, afterwards he can follow up with PF department with this ack copy and ask for his PF amount and same time if he feels any difficulties then he need to contact with PF commissioner of the PF department.
Kindly confirm from your organisation for your PF status and at same time ask for acknowledgement copy or you can also check your PF status through online(If you know your PF Account no and establishment code).
Regards
Dipak
margoob002
provident fund can be claimed at any time after two months from resigning and before the expiry of 36 months or 3yrs..To process your PF it wil take a maximum period of 6 months. The government will give you interest @ 8% on the total amount of your provident fund..
harinishamba@gmail.com
Dear All,
Can any one tell me about HR process, PF and ESI Scheme briefly. Since I m fresher to this HR field and there is no senior people to give guide and I m learning myself each HR activities. If anyone could give your valuable suggestions, it will be useful for my career growth and it will be very kind of you.
Regards,
Harinisha
HR Executive
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