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Releiver charges calculation for security personnel

(Querist) 12 April 2023 This query is : Resolved 
HOW TO CALCULATE RELEIVER CHARGES FOR SECURITY PERSONNEL SOME PEOPLE SAY WE HAVE TO CHARGE 16.67% BUT HOW TO ARRIVE IT I DONT KNOW KINDLY SHARE ME THE DETAILED CALCULATION FOR THE SAME
THANKS AND REGARDS
Quick Summary
This discussion clarifies how to calculate reliever charges for security personnel, specifically addressing the 16.67% figure. It explains that reliever charges can be calculated as 16.67% of total wages for each staff category, including supervisors, attendants, and cooks. The calculation involves basic wages, EPF, ESI, bonus, and other charges, with the reliever charge being one-sixth of the sum of these components.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 12 April 2023
It is not a legal query. Reliever charges for security, Where or what? Your query is not clear to me.
P. Venu (Expert) 12 April 2023
Yes the query lacks clarity.
Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 13 April 2023
Seek advise from some security agency / firm.
It's not a legal query,
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate Online (Expert) 14 April 2023
Relieving Security Officer means a permanent employee who is engaged primarily for the purpose of relieving at short notice any other rostered security officer of the employer and for whom a display of roster is not required and for whom only 24 hours notice of change of shift shall be given where practicable.
Reliever charges may be calculated @ 16.67% of total wages for each category (i.e. supervisor, attendant and cook).


Reliever charges under Sl No.(E) in calculation sheet =
(A+B+C+D)/6
A Basic wages + DA/VDA per day, per person
(latest wages as prescribed by the Ministry of Labour and Employment, Office of Chief
Labour Commissioner (C), New Delhi)
B EPF (Employer portion)
C ESI Contribution
D Bonus
E Other charges including reliever charges


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