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Hi All, I am working with a registered Trust of a Navratna PSU in India. All the employees of this Trust are hired on a contractual basis, which is subject to renewal from time to time. I have been working with this Trust for over 2.5 years and now wish to claim Maternity Leave. Apart from Basic Salary and Special Allowance, conveyance, Books & Periodicals are components of my salary breakdown. Besides salary, are there any maternity leave benefits that can be provided?

Maternity Leave Benefits Inquiry

I would like to understand which salary components I can expect from my employer during my Maternity Leave. Kindly guide me.

Thank you,
Shabana

From India, Vadodara
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You will be entitled to receive 12 weeks of leave with full salary (gross) as a maternity benefit and ₹3,500 as a maternity bonus. Except for this, no other benefits are payable unless any complications arise post-delivery. In such a case, you shall be further entitled to one month of leave with wages on the production of a medical certificate.
From India, Delhi
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Please clarify once again about salary components like basic, HRA, conveyance, medical, and other allowances during maternity leave. Which components should I consider to pay as maternity benefits to employees?
From India, Mumbai
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Conveyance Allowance During Maternity Leave

Generally, "Conveyance Allowance" is considered outside the purview during Maternity Leave, as the employee does not attend the office/work. Apart from the above, all other allowances and incentives which are based on attendance, like Meal/Food Allowance, Uniform/Washing Allowance, any Field/Hardship Allowance, etc., are not admissible.

Warm regards.

From India, Delhi
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