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Radhakrishna K P
14

Dear Sudhakar,
Leave with Wages is also considered as working days. Suppose you have availed 20 days of paid leave and worked for 220 days, then this will be considered as 240 working days.
Regards,
RK

From India, Mumbai
saiconsult
1897

Mr.Sudhakar
Why you need to take the help of '4 year 240 days' principle to claim 5 year service? Since you joined in Septemeber even as trainee and as you were tretaed as confirmed after the expiry of the trainee period, your servcie shall count from Sept 2007 and thus you complted 5 year service by Sept 2012.
B.Saikumar
Mumbai

From India, Mumbai
Radhakrishna K P
14

Dear Sudhakar, Please mention the date of Joining to the company: Trainee and On roll, Exact date of leaving.. RK
From India, Mumbai
saiconsult
1897

Dear Sudhakar

1)Tell them that Sec.4(1) of the Payment of Gartuity Act 1972 prescribes 5 years of continuous servcie for being eligibel to calim gartuity.

2) That you have joined the servcie in sept 2007 and left it in Jan 2013, thus completing a continuous servcie of 5 years 3 months -- days. thus you have fulfilled the eligibility critirion under Sec.4(1).

3) Sec.2-A defines what is continuous servcie.While defining continuous servcie it includes even the following periods of absence in servce as part of the continuous servcie.

a)the period of lay-off

b)the period of leave with wages.

c)the period of absence due to temprary disavlement

d)the period of maternity leave (in case of feamle employes)

4) Thus no where either Sec4(1) or Sec.2-A have excluded the period of training from being part of continuous servcie.

5)When even certain periods of absence were made part of continuous servcie, excluding the period of training during which you were on duty was violative of the provisions of teh Gratuity Act.

You can present your case on the above lines.

B.Saikumar

HR & labour Law Advisor

Mumbai

From India, Mumbai
loginmiracle
362

Dear friends,
Gratuity is payable for the training period also, this subject along with other issues on gratuity was discussed in citeHR a few years back as well. Go thro' this link.
https://www.citehr.com/20184-applica...act-labor.html
Also can use the Allahabad High Court judgment on this issue, test attached.
kumar.s.

From India, Bangalore
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File Type: doc Period of training shall be counted for the calculation of gratuity-HIGH COURT JUDGMENT.doc (82.0 KB, 212 views)

sudhakar346
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Hi All,
Thank you very much for your valuable suggestions and points which given me more confidence to get my gratuity.
RK Sir
I joined the company as trainee after 6 months came into rolls(confirmation)
Date of Joining 24th September 2007
Date of Confirmation 24th March 2008
Last Date 9th January 2013
Thanks in advanced
A Sudhakar

From India, Hyderabad
Radhakrishna K P
14

Dear Sudhakar,
As per your date of confirmation the working period is 4 Years 9 Months and 5 days. But the judgement for 240 days in fifth year says that he/she should have been worked for 10 months 18 days. Please call me on 09481847810 so that I can give you clear details.
Regards,
RK

From India, Mumbai
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