Joyris
Hi all, I'm new to this field and I'm wondering how is Hospitalisation Leave being administrated for Employees who are covered under the ESI Act?
1. Does the company still pay the employee wages during the period of hospitalisation? I've read at some places and it seems to me that the company does not need to pay the employee during the period of absence as the wages will come from ESI. Is this true?
2. If part 1 is true, how many days does ESI pay wages for such cases?
Your prompt assistance will be appreciated. Thank you.

From Singapore, Singapore
Ashoknegidi
169

The Organization will not pay the salary during the employee sickness if employee is covered ESIC. I think it dependance doctors report. i think there is no such clause.
From India, Hyderabad
Joyris
Hi, does this mean that the days when the employee is absence will be considered as leave without pay?
From Singapore, Singapore
Ashoknegidi
169

Yes it should be loss pay if he is suffered with sickness. Make the proper policy-policies. For more information, do let me know.
From India, Hyderabad
raviatreya
7

Dear Joyris,
ESIC leave will be granted for 2 weeks by a prescribed certificate by the Local ESIC doctor where the employee is registered. After 2 weeks if the Local Doctor found that the employee is still sick, he will refer the case to ASST.MEDICAL OFFICER of the Local ESI hospital. Once is the employee is admitted in ESIC hospital for treatement, till his discharge from the Hospital the salary will be paid by the ESIC and not by the employer. The Salry will be credited to his personal Savings account .
Regards.
Ravi

From India, Mumbai
bandikallubhavnarayana
3

Dear Concern, Its true that employee will the payment from ESIC department but only half wage for a month... Kind Regards Bhav
From Singapore, Singapore
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