I worked for 14 years. I am on an 11-month contract between two contract organisations with one or two days of break, but I completed duty more than 240 days a year. I am age-based retired from the department. I am eligible for Gratuity.
Yes, you can and should claim gratuity. Any contract for 11 months and artificial breaks of two or three days will not make the service interruptive. You are eligible for gratuity.
From India, Kannur
4248From India, Kannur
ORGANIZATION NON PAYMENT OF GRATUIETY THAN WHAT IS PROCESS FOR RECEIVED GRATUIETY AS PER LAW/ONLINE PORTAL I AM COMPLAIN ONB SHAMADHAN PORTAL FOR GRATUITY BUT MY COMPLAINT TRANSFER TO LABOUR (AS PER ATTACHEDMENT) COMMISSIONER GUJARAT BUT NOT ANY INFORMATION PVIDE ME KINDLY SUGGEST ME PROPER PROCESS.
On perusal of the mail sent by the ALC (Central) it is understood that you had filed the complaint not for getting gratuity but for termination of employment. This will not come under the Central Labour Commissioner but will come under the State labour authorities only. That is why they have transferred the complaint file to State. As directed you can approach the Officer concerned or you can file a fresh complaint against termination and or recovery of gratuity with the officer concerned of the state.
From India, Kannur
From India, Kannur
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