Sir, I m the life time member of (ECHS) Ex servicemen contributory health schem, If I will do private job somewhere, ESC will be deducted or not, Please tell me rule.
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Coverage of Ex-Servicemen Under the ESI Act
1. Sir, if an ex-serviceman (retired from defense forces) joins any insurable employment as defined under the ESI Act, 1948, and the rules/regulations framed thereunder, then he/she will be coverable. Contribution is required to be paid and payable under the above Act. He/she will naturally be entitled to all benefits as defined under the above law based on his entitlement.
2. There are no rules/regulations or any exemption specifically in respect of the above category of persons. He/she will be an "employee" or "insured person" if working in a covered unit and receiving wages within the coverable limit as laid down under the above law.
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1. Sir, if an ex-serviceman (retired from defense forces) joins any insurable employment as defined under the ESI Act, 1948, and the rules/regulations framed thereunder, then he/she will be coverable. Contribution is required to be paid and payable under the above Act. He/she will naturally be entitled to all benefits as defined under the above law based on his entitlement.
2. There are no rules/regulations or any exemption specifically in respect of the above category of persons. He/she will be an "employee" or "insured person" if working in a covered unit and receiving wages within the coverable limit as laid down under the above law.
From India, Noida
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