Hello seniors, I want to know whether the percentage of allowances are calculated from Basic or D.A Thanks Pria
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As a general rule, the percentage of allowances is calculated from the Basic. Plenty of material related to CTC is already posted in Cite HR. Please type CTC in the FIND INFORMATION box that you see above and then press the RESEARCH button to get the required information for your reference.
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V. Raghunathan
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allowance is on Basic only and some remained fixed as per decided scale like Professional development allowance.
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Understanding DA and Basic Pay
DA is separate from basic pay, and in the industry, it is also considered as Consolidated Basic. As mentioned in the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947, DA depends upon the place of posting of an employee. According to the Supreme Court's view, all categories of staff receiving the same wages and posted at one place should be given the same scale of DA, regardless of whether they are working as clerks, members, subordinate staff, or factory workmen.
On the basic pay, the scale of pay should be determined after considering the nature of the work done, the capacity of the industry to pay, and other similar factors. Whether the employer is able to make a profit or not has no bearing on the question of proper wages for a workman.
To determine the proper basic wages of a workman, a comparison with the rates prevailing in similar businesses in the locality is useful.
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DA is separate from basic pay, and in the industry, it is also considered as Consolidated Basic. As mentioned in the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947, DA depends upon the place of posting of an employee. According to the Supreme Court's view, all categories of staff receiving the same wages and posted at one place should be given the same scale of DA, regardless of whether they are working as clerks, members, subordinate staff, or factory workmen.
On the basic pay, the scale of pay should be determined after considering the nature of the work done, the capacity of the industry to pay, and other similar factors. Whether the employer is able to make a profit or not has no bearing on the question of proper wages for a workman.
To determine the proper basic wages of a workman, a comparison with the rates prevailing in similar businesses in the locality is useful.
From India, Ahmadabad
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CTC CALCULATION SHEET.xls