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Request for Gratuity

rajesh s
Employee Seeks Gratuity for Additional 4 Years; Eligibility Denied Due to Service Break; Continuous Service Requirement Highlighted. An individual working for a private company for 9.5 years inquires about gratuity eligibility after resigning. They received gratuity for 5.5 years but seek the remaining 4 years' gratuity. A consultant clarifies that due to a break in service, the individual is not eligible for the additional gratuity. Another respondent suggests that eligibility requires continuous service of five years and advises providing a detailed service timeline for further assessment. (AI Summary)
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YAGAY andSUN on Jan 11, 2015

Dear Rajesh,

As we understand from your query that there was no continuity of service for 9 - 1/2 years. Hence, you not been eligible to get the Gratuity for the balance 4 years.

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NeelamTaneja,(Executive Consultant)

YAGAY and SUN (Management, Business and Indirect Tax Consultants)

DR.MARIAPPAN GOVINDARAJAN on Jan 11, 2015

You are eligible for gratuity if you complete continuous five years of service. If you give the chronological order of your service in the company then the eligibility may be checked out.

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