Sir, I want legal section of the same I work in Private Limited company for 9 years, should I eligible for Grauity. Please let me know
From India, Mumbai
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Hi Yes u r eligible for Gratuity, anyone working in the organisation 5 years + they will eligible for gratuity.
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dear chandresh, 1. in sec 1 gratuity sct says that if your compnanyemploying more than 10, then applicable. 2. you re applicable for gratuity. regards rajnish
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If employer is denied the same, please give me the procedure for the same. Regards, Chandresh
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Hi Chandresh,

As per your email, you mentioned that you have worked for 9 years. During these nine years, did you have a salary structure as a consultant (i.e., consolidated pay) or a salary structure including basic salary, HRA, and PF, etc.?

If your salary structure falls under option 2, then you are eligible for the criteria.

The gratuity amount is calculated as follows:
Basic/26 * 15 * number of years.

Please refer to the Gratuity Act, 1972, available on the website.

Regards,
Suresh

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Dear Panchal,

Whether it is a Private Limited, Partnership firm, or Proprietorship, the Gratuity Act will apply if they employ more than 10 members. The designation is not the issue. If anybody is receiving a fixed amount as a Consultant's salary, then they are not eligible for Gratuity if they have completed more than 5 years as a Consultant or Advisor, etc.

In other cases, with a designation as Consultant or any other designation, if they provide a salary slip or obtain a signature in the salary register showing Basic+DA+HRA+Conveyance, and the employee has completed more than 5 years, then they are eligible for Gratuity. For example, if the total service is 5 years 6 months and 10 days, the calculation of gratuity is for 6 years.

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Rapolu HS

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Dear Member,

If the gratuity is denied, a person can make a claim before the Commissioner for Gratuity, not before the labor court. The labor court can resolve industrial disputes as defined under the schedules of the ID Act.

Murugavel B.
Chennai

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Dear Friend Yes, you are eligible. If any employee crosses 5 years of continuous service they are eligible for Gratuity, under Gratuity Act. Thanks & Regards B. RAVI MURUGAN

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IF u worked for continous 5 years you will become eligle to recieve gratuitythe term continous service includes 240 days of phisical attendance which includes all paid and weekly holidays
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