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Training for worker on PF and ESIC.ppt

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Training for worker on PF and ESIC.ppt

  1. 1. Information / Awareness about ESI & PF
  2. 2. EMPLOYEE’S PROVIDENT FUND  What is Provident Fund?  The provident fund is a contributory amount collected by both the employer & employee to secure the future of Employees of an organization. It is a joint effort made by an employer & employee both, so as to save a handsome amount and secure his future when an employee is not in the position to work.
  3. 3. How PF is contributed?  The Employee Contribution is 12% of Basic salary goes to Employee’s PF.  The Employer’s contribution is divided under various schemes i.e. • 3.67% goes to PF • 8.33% goes to Family Pension • 0.5% goes to Employee Deposit Link Insurance Scheme. • 1.11 % is administrative charges on the above deductions.
  4. 4. Benefits of PF  Highest interest rate currently @ 9.5 % p.a.  If PF is continuously deducted for 10 yrs, one will become eligible to get pension after retirement from services.  Any employee whose PF is being deducted in case of his death at any time during the employment, his spouse & two children will be eligible to get pension.  From EDLI scheme you will be eligible to get an amount up to 72,000 as a quick relief in case of sudden death of employee during employment.  Further PF amount is also exempted from income tax.
  5. 5. Employee State Insurance Schemes (ESI)  Employee state insurance schemes are the schemes of social insurance under which industrial workers are compulsorily insured against certain risks such as sickness, maternity,& employment injury.  The insured worker is given certain benefits out of the fund created by the contributions from the workers, their employers and the state when-ever any of these contingencies arise.
  6. 6. Contributions Under ESI  ESI contribution made by employee is 1.75% of the gross salary of employee not more than Rs.7500/-.  ESI contribution made by Employer is 4.75% of the gross salary of employee.
  7. 7. Benefits of ESI  There are six benefits under ESI schemes. 1. Sickness Benefit 2. Maternity Benefit 3. Medical Benefit 4. Disablement Benefit 5. Dependent Benefit 6. Funeral Benefit
  8. 8. Sickness benefit  Sickness benefit consists of periodical payments in the event of his/ her sickness, certified by a duly appointed medical practitioner or any other person possessing such qualifications & experience as specified by the corporation.  The periodical payments do not compensate fully for the wage loss as the rate of sickness benefit approximates only half of wage loss.
  9. 9. Maternity Benefit  Maternity Benefit provides for periodical payment in case of confinement/miscarriage/ sickness arises out of pregnancy confinement and premature birth to an insured women employee.  The daily rate of Maternity Benefit is twice the wages of the women worker concerned. The benefit is payable for a maximum period of 12 weeks
  10. 10. Medical Benefit  Medical Benefit is payable in the form of medical treatment for and attendance on insured persons.
  11. 11. Disablement Benefit  If an insured employee is injured in the course of his employment he will receive free medical treatment & temporary disablement benefit in case which is about 70% of his wages as long as the temporary disablement lasts. In case of permanent total disablement the injured employees will get life pension at full rate, while incase of permanent disablement a portion of it is will be granted as life pension.
  12. 12. Dependence Benefit  If an insured employee dies as a result of an accident or an occupational disease arising out of and in the course of employment, his dependents benefits of 40 % more than the standard benefit rate as pension.  When an insured person dies of employment injury, dependence benefit shall be payable to 1. Son (until he attains 18 yrs of age) 2. Widow (life or until re-marriage) 3. Daughter (until he attains 18 yrs of age or marriage which ever is earlier)
  13. 13. Funeral Benefit  Funeral benefit comprises payment towards the expenditure on the funeral of an insured person who has died.  It is payable to the eldest surviving member of the deceased person’s family.  The amount of funeral benefit is not to exceed rupees 1500/-  A claim for payment of the benefit must be made within 3 months of the death of insured person or within such extended period as allowed by the corporation or an authority.

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