hmverma
What if the company forgets to retire a person at the age of 60 years, are there any risks..?.
From Japan, Urayasu
abbasiti
517

Dear Hmverma, Whether your company is govt firm? If not, nothing to worry. Only thing is that you have to pay all benefits at par with the service for the age below 60 years. Abbas.P.S
From India, Bangalore
saswatabanerjee
2392

What If the requirement of retirement is in the standing orders ? Violation will make a difference ? In PF payment, the entire payment has to be made to PF account and nothing to the EPF
From India, Mumbai
abbasiti
517

From the date of completion of 58 years to 60 years also, there will not be any pension contribution. Full remittance has to go to PF. Abbas.P.S
From India, Bangalore
abbasiti
517

Dear Saswata Banerjee, If it is a Govt company, violation of rules will create problems. That is why I have asked whether it is a Govt firm or not. Abbas.P.S
From India, Bangalore
sushilkluthra@gmail.com
221

Dear Verma,
In some states Shops and establishment Acts, the provisions of industrial standing orders Act and rules are read into whereby retirement age is prescribed at 58. Even it is crossed inadvetently yet the employee does not derive any right to continue. Pl refer to my replies on Retirement age-retirement policy in this web site.

From India, New Delhi
varghesemathew
912

If retirement age is mentioned in the certified standing orders, that will be final.The employee cannot be retired before that in the absence of any rule in contrary.If by any reason the employee continue in service beyond the retirement age in SO he should be paid his normal salary and other benefits with EPF(without pension fund after 58),ESI etc till you retires him and pay gratuity till the last day.
Varghese Mathew

From India, Thiruvananthapuram
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