Maternity Benefits for Outsourced Workers: Should I Re-approach My Company or Seek Legal Help?

AnithaAnbarasi
I approached my company for maternity benefits, but they said I am outsourced by a third party, and you are the first woman requesting MB in 2017 while working under a "No work, No pay" system. They compromised me. Should I ask my company again confidentially if I am eligible for the Maternity Benefit Act 2017? Furthermore, should I appeal to the labor commissioner?
Prashant B Ingawale
1. If you are outsourced, then speak to your immediate employer who processes your salary/wages.

2. Without speaking to your immediate employer, it's not advisable to go to the labor commissioner.
saswatabanerjee
You need to share with us the full details of the matter including what work you do, who your direct employer is, what kind of industry,etc
Whether you are eligible or not depends on a lot of things and it's difficult to give a vague reply
What exactly do you mean when you say they compromise you ?
surjeet_hr
1. If you are outsourced, then speak to your immediate employer who processes your salary/wages.

2. Without contacting your immediate employer, it is not advisable to approach the Labour Commissioner.
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