SMaharajan
Dear All, Some people are telling that I am not eligible and some people told I am eligible. I am totally confused. I didn’t get the clear solution.
From United States, Redwood City
guru_home
24

without completing 5 full years of continuous service, you will not eligible for getting gratuity amount. If you go to the court, you may get (chance is only 50%) after spending so much money........will you?
From India, Mumbai
raams056
3

Dear Maharaj, Your not eligible to get Gratuity.Your gratuity is tenable only if your have completed 4 years 10 months & 18 days should be deemed to have completed continuous service of five years.
From India, Madras
prasad.varakala@spandanaindia.com
5

Hi Denzil,
As per Payment of Gratuity Act Employer need not to pay for those who have not completed 5 yrs of service, as you mentioned LIC Paying...LIC will not pay their money, the money/fund has to be deposited by Employer only, certain cases Employer can give Gratuity for not eligible people, its totally Employer well & wish but as per Act it is not compulsory for not completed 5 yrs people except in the case of tamilanadu as they got order from Madras High Court.
Insurance companies are having diff plans for Gratuity redemption amount payble. even 2 yrs completion, they will pay, but finally its a Employer call as the fund is depositing from their pocket.
Pl correct me if i am wrong.
Regards,
Prasad

From United States, Cambridge
DENSCR
Hi Prasad
WHAT i HAVE SPOKEN OF IS FROM EXPERIENCE OF SUBMITTING CLAIMS BETWEEN 4.8 YEARS AND 5 YEARS AND THEY HAVE GOT THEIR GRATUITY FROM LIC. THEY HAVE INFORMED US THAT 4.8 YEARS IS THE ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR GRATUITY.
Regards
Denzil

From India, Mumbai
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