As employee whose salary is beyond ESI Limit do we need to cover them under WC/EC Act?
From India, Pune
From India, Pune
For any unexpected eventualities, it is always to cover your employees in some medical insurance scheme.
From India, Madras
From India, Madras
Dear Prashant,
The compensation contemplated under the Employees Compensation Act,1923 for death or debilitating injuries sustained by employees in employment accidents is not for all and sundry but only in respect of those employees covered by the definition of the term "employee" u/s 2(1)(dd) read with the list of persons enumerated in Schedule II of the Act. Mind that the list is not illustrative but exhaustive. Therefore, the employees who go out of the coverage of the ESI Act,1948 by virtue of the quantum of their salary can be covered by the EC Act,1923 only if they satisfy the above conditions.
From India, Salem
The compensation contemplated under the Employees Compensation Act,1923 for death or debilitating injuries sustained by employees in employment accidents is not for all and sundry but only in respect of those employees covered by the definition of the term "employee" u/s 2(1)(dd) read with the list of persons enumerated in Schedule II of the Act. Mind that the list is not illustrative but exhaustive. Therefore, the employees who go out of the coverage of the ESI Act,1948 by virtue of the quantum of their salary can be covered by the EC Act,1923 only if they satisfy the above conditions.
From India, Salem
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