Dear All, I need clarification on the following:
a) Is Medical Bonus Applicable even if the company is giving Mediclaim Benefit or if an employee is under ESIC?
b) When Medical bonuses have to be paid, before going on leave or after delivery? When?
From India, Mumbai
a) Is Medical Bonus Applicable even if the company is giving Mediclaim Benefit or if an employee is under ESIC?
b) When Medical bonuses have to be paid, before going on leave or after delivery? When?
From India, Mumbai
Hello, When it comes to medical bonuses and benefits provided by a company, there are some common practices and considerations that can help clarify the situations you've mentioned:
a) Medical Bonus with Mediclaim Benefit or ESIC Coverage: Mediclaim Benefit: If a company provides Mediclaim or health insurance benefits to its employees, the provision of a separate medical bonus may not be common practice. The Mediclaim benefit typically covers medical expenses and hospitalization costs, so a separate medical bonus may not be applicable in this scenario.
ESIC Coverage: Employees covered under the Employees' State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) (geometry dash subzero) scheme are entitled to various benefits, including medical care. In this case, the company may not provide a separate medical bonus since ESIC covers medical expenses for the employee and their dependents.
b) Timing of Medical Bonuses: Before Going on Leave or After Delivery: The timing of when a medical bonus should be paid can vary based on company policies, industry practices, and local regulations. Here are some common considerations:
Before Going on Leave: Some companies may provide medical bonuses before an employee goes on leave, especially if the leave is related to a medical condition such as maternity leave.
After Delivery: For situations like maternity-related leaves, it's common for companies to provide medical bonuses after delivery to support the employee during the recovery period and to assist with any additional medical expenses that may arise.
From Vietnam, Hanoi
a) Medical Bonus with Mediclaim Benefit or ESIC Coverage: Mediclaim Benefit: If a company provides Mediclaim or health insurance benefits to its employees, the provision of a separate medical bonus may not be common practice. The Mediclaim benefit typically covers medical expenses and hospitalization costs, so a separate medical bonus may not be applicable in this scenario.
ESIC Coverage: Employees covered under the Employees' State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) (geometry dash subzero) scheme are entitled to various benefits, including medical care. In this case, the company may not provide a separate medical bonus since ESIC covers medical expenses for the employee and their dependents.
b) Timing of Medical Bonuses: Before Going on Leave or After Delivery: The timing of when a medical bonus should be paid can vary based on company policies, industry practices, and local regulations. Here are some common considerations:
Before Going on Leave: Some companies may provide medical bonuses before an employee goes on leave, especially if the leave is related to a medical condition such as maternity leave.
After Delivery: For situations like maternity-related leaves, it's common for companies to provide medical bonuses after delivery to support the employee during the recovery period and to assist with any additional medical expenses that may arise.
From Vietnam, Hanoi
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