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Labour contract esi and pf contribution
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am an employee in a manufacturing company,
my salary is 11,000.
And my salary is been given from an contractor that my company has contracted with and i get my account only Rs. 9090.
His confirmation towards the payment is
BASIC + DA = 6341
Other allowances = 4659
ESI @ 1.75% on 4659 = 82
ESI @ 4.75% on 4659 = 221
PF @ 12% on 6341 = 761
PF @ 13.36% on 6341 = 847
So my Take home comes to 11,000 - 1,911 = 9089.
The problem is why i should contribute 13.36% and 4.75% towards PF and ESI. kindly give me clarifications regarding this.
Replies (2)
- So it basically means that you are formally employed with the contractor (not the manufacturing company) since contractor is paying you salary.
- As I understand, ESI @ 4.75% and PF @ 13.36% are to be contributed by the employer (i.e. contractor in your case) and if not, then the principal employer (i.e. the manufacturing company). It is incorrect the deduct employer's contribution from the salary of the employee.
- Employer can only deduct 1.75% towards ESI and 12% (or 10% as the case may be) from the salary of the employee.
Thank you Madam
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