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प्रश्न
What is a Provident Fund Scheme?
Briefly explain Provident Fund.
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उत्तर
- Under the Employees' Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act, the Central Government has established the provident fund scheme for employees.
- Every employee is entitled to become a member of the scheme after completing three months of continuous service.
- The employee and the employer contribute every month ten percent of the basic wages. The total contributions are invested in specified investments.
- The accumulated amount of standing credit to an employee is payable upon retirement, death, or at the time of leaving service.
- An employee can get advances and permanent withdrawals for construction of house, marriage of dependents and other specified purposes, like serious illness.
संबंधित प्रश्न
When the Principal of a school retires, the vice - principal is given her place. Identify which of the following will be true in this context.
- The vice-principal is being transferred
- The vice-principal will be getting a higher salary
- The vice-principal is getting promoted
- The vice-principal will be getting the same salary but her designation will change
The National Pension Scheme seeks to provide old-age security to the citizens.
In India, social security is provided under the ______.
Social security implies measures to protect workers against distress caused by ______.
Briefly explain the term Pension?
What do you mean by group life insurance?
Mention any two advantages of group life insurance to employees.
Explain the benefits provided by employers to employees under the Employees State Insurance Act.
Explain the benefits provided by employers to employees under the Maternity Benefit Act.
| Mr. Khanna, a manager in a public limited company, is turning sixty years of age and is about to retire from the organisation after a long and dedicated service. |
In this context answer the following:
- Name any two Acts pertaining to Mr. Khanna's retirement.
- Discuss the reasons why these two Acts need to be effected in organisations.
