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ESIC matter

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We arle limited company and we are providing to our employees the mediclaim facility. But when Mediclaim is provided then ESIC is applicable to provide to our employees whose salary below or equal to ₹ 15000/-. Our staff strenght is over 21.

kindly give a proper solution.

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SM

Company Must Pay ESI Contributions for Employees Earning <=15,000 Despite Offering Mediclaim; Exempt if Salary >15,000 A limited company provides Mediclaim to employees but seeks clarity on ESIC applicability for those earning 15,000 or less, given a staff strength exceeding 21. The response clarifies that despite offering Mediclaim, the company must pay ESI contributions if it employs more than 10 people. Employees with salaries above 15,000 are exempt from ESI contributions. (AI Summary)
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