Hi, Request response. I am working as a professional in an unregistered co. for past 4 years. The co has PAN registration only. Am i entitled to Maternity leave as I am due in the next 2 months ?
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What do you mean by an unregistered company? When a company itself is unregistered, how can they proceed with PF, ESI, workman's compensation, maternity act, etc., registrations?
How many employees are there in this company?
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49How many employees are there in this company?
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Dear Yaasmin, Thank you very much for your response. This company is a sister concern of a larger corporation. My company does not have a registration certificate, service tax registration, and none of the employees under this sister concern receive ESI, PF, bonus, or any other benefits or compensation. It only has a PAN number and employs approximately 10-15 people.
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Dear Doris 18, if your compnay is unregistered, and do not have PF & ESI forget for getting any medical assistance from the Compnay or GOVT. Regards, SIDAMN
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Understanding Maternity Benefits and Eligibility
The maternity benefit/leave is provided under either of the following applicable enactments:
1. The Maternity Benefit Act, 1961
2. The ESI Act, 1948
3. The State Shops & Establishment Act.
Therefore, first examine the applicability of the Act to your establishment and go through the benefit/leave and eligibility provisions under that Act for receiving the benefit. Under which of the Acts is your company not registered? Give details to the members for a proper answer.
Regards,
R.N.Khola
Hi, I am requesting a response. I have been working as a professional in an unregistered company for the past four years. The company has PAN registration only. Am I entitled to maternity leave as I am due in the next two months?
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The maternity benefit/leave is provided under either of the following applicable enactments:
1. The Maternity Benefit Act, 1961
2. The ESI Act, 1948
3. The State Shops & Establishment Act.
Therefore, first examine the applicability of the Act to your establishment and go through the benefit/leave and eligibility provisions under that Act for receiving the benefit. Under which of the Acts is your company not registered? Give details to the members for a proper answer.
Regards,
R.N.Khola
Hi, I am requesting a response. I have been working as a professional in an unregistered company for the past four years. The company has PAN registration only. Am I entitled to maternity leave as I am due in the next two months?
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how do you get your payment, its by check, cash, transfer to account. if cash, then do you sign on wages register, have u got any offer or appointment letter stating your ctc ?
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Dear Doris, Are the 10-15 people are working on roll of the unregistered company if yes then you can claim the Maternity Benefit. If No then it’s tough to fetch the benefits.
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If you are receiving a salary through any salary/wage slip and are covered under the ESIC 1952 Act, you will be eligible for the Maternity Benefit Act.
Eligibility Under the Maternity Benefit Act
Section 3(o) of the Maternity Benefit Act defines "woman" as a woman employed, whether directly or through any agency, for wages in any establishment.
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DN
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Eligibility Under the Maternity Benefit Act
Section 3(o) of the Maternity Benefit Act defines "woman" as a woman employed, whether directly or through any agency, for wages in any establishment.
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DN
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Seasons Greetings from Kumaar.
1. The first point is your company has PAN.
2. You are saying that it is a sister concern of one big company.
3. Whether your big company covers all mandatory Acts and other establishment Acts of your State?
4. Are the big company employees getting all benefits?
5. My observation is that your company has 15 employees. I need to know, apart from employees, how many persons are involved in other works like security, office boy, cleaning persons, etc., and your geographical location?
Please provide me with the information above, and then I will comment on it.
Thanks for all our friends' support,
Kumaar
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1. The first point is your company has PAN.
2. You are saying that it is a sister concern of one big company.
3. Whether your big company covers all mandatory Acts and other establishment Acts of your State?
4. Are the big company employees getting all benefits?
5. My observation is that your company has 15 employees. I need to know, apart from employees, how many persons are involved in other works like security, office boy, cleaning persons, etc., and your geographical location?
Please provide me with the information above, and then I will comment on it.
Thanks for all our friends' support,
Kumaar
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Hi Kumaar, thank you for helping out.
1. Yes, the unregistered company has a PAN only.
2. This unregistered company is a sister concern and is being run from the same premises as the Bigger Company.
3. The Bigger Company follows all mandatory state acts. It has approximately 100-150 employees, and we are based in Bangalore.
4. Employees of the Bigger Company are being provided with all applicable benefits.
5. Our so-called unregistered company has a maximum of 15 people. However, not all 15 are given ESI, PF, or Bonus. They are either categorized as Casual or Professional. I receive my salary through an account payee cheque, and each month they deduct TDS from my salary.
I hope these details are sufficient for you to provide suggestions.
Thank you in advance.
Regards,
Doris18
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1. Yes, the unregistered company has a PAN only.
2. This unregistered company is a sister concern and is being run from the same premises as the Bigger Company.
3. The Bigger Company follows all mandatory state acts. It has approximately 100-150 employees, and we are based in Bangalore.
4. Employees of the Bigger Company are being provided with all applicable benefits.
5. Our so-called unregistered company has a maximum of 15 people. However, not all 15 are given ESI, PF, or Bonus. They are either categorized as Casual or Professional. I receive my salary through an account payee cheque, and each month they deduct TDS from my salary.
I hope these details are sufficient for you to provide suggestions.
Thank you in advance.
Regards,
Doris18
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I know some companies put their employees on contractor payroll to avoid compliance issues. In your case, if your offer letter/appointment letter and payslip are under the bigger company's payroll name, then you can claim all the benefits. However, your contract letter with them still matters. Please clarify what was mentioned in the CTC.
Thank you.
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Thank you.
Regards
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Thanks for the update. But you are saying that 15 employees have not been allotted ESI, EPF, and Bonus, and also you are getting a salary with a deduction of TDS. Another piece of information you are providing is that 15 workers are casual and professional. My question is, at what rate % is TDS deducted from your salary under section 192 B or 194 J?
If 15 employees of a company's strength have not entered all acts initially for 3 years and 5 years with respect to services company or Manufacturing company, this could be the reason you may not be able to get any benefits from mandatory acts. But actually, any firm that has to be registered under the Shop and Establishment Act under their area can be eligible for claiming maternity benefits, whether it is a State act or Central Act. Please ask them to register under the Shop and Establishment Act in your state. You are definitely eligible for Maternity Benefits under the concerned state Act.
Thanks,
Kumaar
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If 15 employees of a company's strength have not entered all acts initially for 3 years and 5 years with respect to services company or Manufacturing company, this could be the reason you may not be able to get any benefits from mandatory acts. But actually, any firm that has to be registered under the Shop and Establishment Act under their area can be eligible for claiming maternity benefits, whether it is a State act or Central Act. Please ask them to register under the Shop and Establishment Act in your state. You are definitely eligible for Maternity Benefits under the concerned state Act.
Thanks,
Kumaar
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An organization determines the number of months for maternity leave for its staff. However, if you say your company is not fully registered, they may decide not to give you any benefits. And truly, if that happens, the law cannot fight for you.
My advice is to encourage them to register fully.
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My advice is to encourage them to register fully.
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Dear all,
As far as my concern whether the company is registered or unregistered, paying PF or ESI does not matter. Kindly go through the Maternity Act 1961, Section 5 for further clarification. If I am wrong, please amend me.
Thanks & regards,
P. Mohan Gandhi
From India, Madras
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As far as my concern whether the company is registered or unregistered, paying PF or ESI does not matter. Kindly go through the Maternity Act 1961, Section 5 for further clarification. If I am wrong, please amend me.
Thanks & regards,
P. Mohan Gandhi
From India, Madras
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