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Birenbi
A resident sales rep has informed that he met with accident while on-duty and claiming reimbursement and paid holidays. How do you verify this as he is the only employee in that city? What law says regarding this aspect?
From India, Mumbai
Harsh Shukla
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Hi Birenbi,
It is up to the employee to verify his claim, in the first instance.
He should support his claim by producing police accident report and medical report; only then can you approve expenses incurred etc.
I trust the above helps.
Regards,
Harsh

From United Kingdom, Barrow
tajsateesh
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Hello Birenbi,
Further to what Harsh mentioned--about the Police & Medical Reports--pl get the details of the accident from the employee.
Did he/she have any fracture or any such physical conditions that form the basis of the paid holidays? You can then ask for the X-Ray/CT Scan/etc Reports to corroborate what the Medical Reports mention [cross-check with your company Doctor].
When Medical Reports can be 'arranged' all over the country, depending on JUST those Reports may not be wise.
A few months back, we insisted on a case for the photos to be sent when the individual said he had an accident & suffered a fracture of hand & was on plaster/sling--in addition to the Medical Reports & X-Rays.
Rgds,
TS

From India, Hyderabad
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