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srinivasan-kumar
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Dear All, We are going to give group insurance to our employee but management wants to deduct it from employees on a monthly basis.
Whether is it possible in terms of statutory? if yes how to show it in CTC kindly guide me for the same.

From India, Bengaluru
Your Friend
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Hi,
Insurance is considered as employee welfare but deducting it from employees salary is not worth giving.
Are your employees ok with it? I would suggest to check with employees as well, they may refuse to opt it from company, they may have their personal Insurance.

From India, Pune
rkn61
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While, if company is arranging insurance for its employees has got more worthiness because of
the scope of negotiating insurance premium to employees, this should be considered as a welfare measure of the company to its employees. Employees shall be considering this as a gesture.
Hence, if the premium amount shall be deducted from salaries of employees - which will not
give any dividend to management- this could be done in 3-4 instalments instead of one stretch.
Insurance premium amount - in that case - can be considered as an element of CTC (annual premium amount).

From India, Aizawl
bijay_majumdar
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Anything given including statutory onligation is welfare to employees if it benefits them.
From India, Vadodara
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