One of our employee died during the course of duty, he is having 2 wives here the problem is who will get widow pension.. Please suggest....
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Dear Thejas,
Please suggest who has been declared by him as the nominee at the joining time. Instead, if you obtain a legal heir certificate from the wife, it shall be their responsibility only and not the company's burden.
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Please suggest who has been declared by him as the nominee at the joining time. Instead, if you obtain a legal heir certificate from the wife, it shall be their responsibility only and not the company's burden.
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Thanks for your reply, sir. He declared the nominee as his second wife, but the first wife made the death certificate in her name. The second wife doesn't have any proof of marriage. Kindly look into the comment below; one of the seniors commented like this. I need your comments on whether it is correct.
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In cases where there are two or more widows, the family pension shall be payable to the eldest surviving widow. On her death, it shall be payable to the next surviving widow, if any. The term "eldest" would mean seniority with reference to the date of marriage.
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In cases where there are two or more widows, the family pension shall be payable to the eldest surviving widow. On her death, it shall be payable to the next surviving widow, if any. The term "eldest" would mean seniority with reference to the date of marriage.
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