Scope of basic wages - the allowances in question were ...

Company Mislabels Wages as Allowances to Avoid Deductions for Employee Provident Fund Contributions.

March 6, 2019

Case Laws Indian Laws SC

Scope of basic wages - the allowances in question were essentially a part of the basic wage camouflaged as part of an allowance so as to avoid deduction and contribution accordingly to the provident fund account of the employees.

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Scope of basic wages - the allowances in question were ...

Company Mislabels Wages as Allowances to Avoid Deductions for Employee Provident Fund Contributions.

March 6, 2019

Case Laws Indian Laws SC

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