Gratuity Eligibility (If with in the 5 years period, I resign and revoke my resignation after company acceptance multiple times)

parm-jeet
I worked for a company for 5 years and 5 months. But during that period, I resigned and revoked my resignation 3 times after the company's acceptance. Whenever the company gave me a good appraisal or some other benefit, I revoked my resignation. My bank statements clearly show that my salary was continuous without any breaks or absences. Now, when I left the company and applied for gratuity, they claim that my job was not continuous due to multiple resignations that were accepted. Can anyone tell me if I am eligible for gratuity? Thanks in advance.
vmlakshminarayanan
Hi,

As per your statement, you have submitted your resignation 3 times and subsequently revoked it. Have you confirmed the same with your employer each time? Have they collected any cancellation note for the resignation letter from you? Did your employee ID/Number/PF number get revised each time you revoked your resignation?

There is a possibility that your employer might have manipulated your service data with a break. However, if you are certain about your continuous service without any break, you are legally eligible for Gratuity.

As per the Act's requirement, send your employer a request letter (FORM I) mentioning the period of service (DOJ and DOR and total years of service). In case of no response or refusal from your employer, you can file a complaint under Section 8 of the Act with the Controlling Authority (Assistant Labour Commissioner) in your jurisdiction.
parm-jeet
Hi @vmlakshminarayanan, I have just checked all my salary slips having the same joining date and employee ID, which are assigned to me initially. The company doesn't provide any PF, so there is no PF number. So it seems I am eligible for gratuity. Thanks for replying.
vmlakshminarayanan
Hi,

Fine. Please represent this to your employer.
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