Gratuity rules of minimum service in it/kpo/bpo

Hello, Your advocate has rightly sent notice demanding gratuity. Your employer has rejected your claim so now you have to proceed further and approach labour court and file complaint against your employer.

Good afternoon, You are eligible for gratuity if you've worked for 5 years, but there are few situations where even if you've not worked for a full calendar year, you eill be considered eligible to claim gratuity, under Section 2A of the Gratuity act. you've worked for 190 days of a year in a 5 day working week establishment, hence you are eligible to claim gratuity under the act. Please talk to the company first in an attempt to resolve this confusion, and if it still isn't resolved, you can file a complaint against the Company under Section 8 of the Gratuity Act. The controlling authority will then take into consideration your situation after that. Refer to these links for more details regarding Gratuity Act- https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/articles/a-brief-summary-on-payment-of-gratuity-act--7617.asp https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/articles/no-limitation-to-claim-payment-of-gratuity-7582.asp Hope this helped! Regards, Nandini.

To claim gratuity, you need to send Form I to your employer. If the employer fails to respond/ pay within a month, then you can make an application before the Controlling Authority in Form N. These forms are available in the Payment of Gratuity Act. These are prescribed format under the Act.

Do as suggested by Advocate Ritesh.

Thank you all for your advice. The question is is there any reference where gratuity is paid for such period? Any case reference ? Because I just want to make sure that ho ng to the court and paying to the advocate is worth.... And I will get the gratuity or else in greed of gratuity I will end up paying court and legal charges and end up with nothing.

Please tell me one thing:- Did you worked for this 4 years 6 months and 10 days on result guaranteed basis or simply on work basis! What do you think Advocates charges for guaranteed result orientation or on activity basis? You have been made enough obliged, despite you want case laws! I mean come on Joshi Ji!

Have a conference with a lawyer and surely he will give you plenty of case laws. :P