Is the employee definition same in EPF & ESI law? Whether a person covered under ESI is also covered under EPF or vice-versa?
e.g. M having salary of 14,000 and the employer deducts ESI, but not EPF. Whether this is incorrect?
From India, Noida
e.g. M having salary of 14,000 and the employer deducts ESI, but not EPF. Whether this is incorrect?
From India, Noida
ESI and EPF are two different schemes, and have no correlation! Have you tried inquiring with your employer on why they are not deducting PF?
From India, Delhi
From India, Delhi
if the establishment is covered under EPF act then they have to deduct. or the employee may have exceeded 57 yrs of age
Hi Rahul, thanks for reply. No the employer has no explanation, may be it is just their old practice and nobody questioned it.
From India, Noida
From India, Noida
I am asking from practical viewpoint. Whether one person covered under ESI is practically covered under PF also.
From India, Noida
From India, Noida
As there is new shram suvidha portal for combined ESI & EPF return. Does this mean that if one employee is covered under one Act is theoretically covered under other Act also?
From India, Noida
From India, Noida
@manish
be practical
there may be employees over 21000/- average monthly who are excluded in ESIC, similar way there would be many who are over 58 and does not have any UAN so they may get excluded in EPF, shram suvidha is a register and return submission portal, it does not enforce the rules and laws
be practical
there may be employees over 21000/- average monthly who are excluded in ESIC, similar way there would be many who are over 58 and does not have any UAN so they may get excluded in EPF, shram suvidha is a register and return submission portal, it does not enforce the rules and laws
thank you sharma ji
my bad i couldn't explain it. i meant could there be a situation where a person is "employee" as per ESI law but not as per EPF law or vice-versa? ignore about the salary limit or if he's getting 12000 p.m.
From India, Noida
my bad i couldn't explain it. i meant could there be a situation where a person is "employee" as per ESI law but not as per EPF law or vice-versa? ignore about the salary limit or if he's getting 12000 p.m.
From India, Noida
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