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if any employee does not want any government benefit , and ask for direct amount of this benefit to his account , then can give this and can we take it in written,and is this valid for labour law
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nathrao
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These items - PF, ESIC - are all government-mandated welfare measures. The employee cannot surrender these benefits and ask for cash instead.

An employee may want to increase cash in hand, but organizations are precluded from accepting such requests in writing or attested and notarized, etc. His written declaration has no standing in law.

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The only way these schemes can be avoided is if the company has a better benefits scheme of its own. I don't know if any recent amendments have removed this provision. Anyway, there is no value for an employee request that is against the law of the land.

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Absolutely not. Statutory laws to be maintained as per local laws we cannot denied them
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Dear colleague, Indian Labour laws prohibit 'Contracting out' of the provisions of the Acts. So the answer to your question is plain 'no' Regards, Vinayak Nagarkar HR-Consultant
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