Hi all i wanted to check in case the employee has joined an organization on 01st May 08 and he falls sick on 01st June 08 will he still come under the ESIC bracket because as per the act in case the contribution period is
01st April to 30th September benefits can be availed only from 01st Jan of the year till 30th June .
Kindly reply
From India, Mumbai
01st April to 30th September benefits can be availed only from 01st Jan of the year till 30th June .
Kindly reply
From India, Mumbai
Dear Pooja,
Any employee joins the any organisation with in ESI salary bracket will be eligible for ESI treatment.
Following are required for treatment
1. Oragisation should have a code.
2. Temporary ESI card or permanent card.
3. Dispensary details.
As per ESI if any employee works for even 1 hour is eligible for treatment
Thanks
Gopi
From India, Chandigarh
Any employee joins the any organisation with in ESI salary bracket will be eligible for ESI treatment.
Following are required for treatment
1. Oragisation should have a code.
2. Temporary ESI card or permanent card.
3. Dispensary details.
As per ESI if any employee works for even 1 hour is eligible for treatment
Thanks
Gopi
From India, Chandigarh
Dear Pooja,
Gopi is right in mentioning that you can get employee treated in the ESI Hospital / Dispensary once he has become the ESI member.
Now comes the second part i.e. Sickness Benefit which is given as under:
"55. Sickness benefit
(1) Subject to the provisions of the Act and the regulations, a person shall be qualified to claim sickness benefit for sickness occurring during any benefit period if the contribution in respect of him were payable for not less than 36[seventy-eight days in] of the corresponding contribution period and shall be entitled to receive such benefit at the daily standard benefit rate for the period of his sickness:
PROVIDED that he shall not be entitled to the benefits for the first two days of sickness in the case of a spell of sickness following, at an interval of not more than fifteen days, the spell of sickness for which sickness benefits were last paid:
PROVIDED FURTHER that sickness benefits shall not be paid to any person for more than ninety-one days in any two consecutive benefit periods.
(2) The daily rate of sickness benefits in respect of a person during any benefit period shall be the "standard benefit rate" specified in rule 54 corresponding to the average daily wages of that person during the corresponding contribution period."
This is that benefit which is paid by ESI for the period during which the employee remains absent form his duties.
Hope now matter is cleared.
You can further ask for clarifiaction, if any.
From India, Delhi
Gopi is right in mentioning that you can get employee treated in the ESI Hospital / Dispensary once he has become the ESI member.
Now comes the second part i.e. Sickness Benefit which is given as under:
"55. Sickness benefit
(1) Subject to the provisions of the Act and the regulations, a person shall be qualified to claim sickness benefit for sickness occurring during any benefit period if the contribution in respect of him were payable for not less than 36[seventy-eight days in] of the corresponding contribution period and shall be entitled to receive such benefit at the daily standard benefit rate for the period of his sickness:
PROVIDED that he shall not be entitled to the benefits for the first two days of sickness in the case of a spell of sickness following, at an interval of not more than fifteen days, the spell of sickness for which sickness benefits were last paid:
PROVIDED FURTHER that sickness benefits shall not be paid to any person for more than ninety-one days in any two consecutive benefit periods.
(2) The daily rate of sickness benefits in respect of a person during any benefit period shall be the "standard benefit rate" specified in rule 54 corresponding to the average daily wages of that person during the corresponding contribution period."
This is that benefit which is paid by ESI for the period during which the employee remains absent form his duties.
Hope now matter is cleared.
You can further ask for clarifiaction, if any.
From India, Delhi
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