This document summarizes key amendments made to the Employees' Compensation Act 1923, Employee State Insurance Act 1948, and Maternity Benefit Act 1961 in India. Some of the key changes include:
- Increasing compensation limits and extending benefits to casual/clerical workers under the Employees' Compensation Act.
- Extending medical benefits and dependent coverage, streamlining procedures around assessments and exemptions under the Employee State Insurance Act.
- Recognizing commuting accidents as employment injuries and extending medical benefits to retired insured persons under the ESI Act.
- Revising eligibility and payment amounts around maternity benefits under the Maternity Benefit Act.
This document summarizes key amendments made to the Employees' Compensation Act 1923, Employee State Insurance Act 1948, and Maternity Benefit Act 1961 in India. Some of the key changes include:
- Increasing compensation limits and extending benefits to casual/clerical workers under the Employees' Compensation Act.
- Extending medical benefits and dependent coverage, streamlining procedures around assessments and exemptions under the Employee State Insurance Act.
- Recognizing commuting accidents as employment injuries and extending medical benefits to retired insured persons under the ESI Act.
- Revising eligibility and payment amounts around maternity benefits under the Maternity Benefit Act.
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This document summarizes key amendments made to the Employees' Compensation Act 1923, Employee State Insurance Act 1948, and Maternity Benefit Act 1961 in India. Some of the key changes include:
- Increasing compensation limits and extending benefits to casual/clerical workers under the Employees' Compensation Act.
- Extending medical benefits and dependent coverage, streamlining procedures around assessments and exemptions under the Employee State Insurance Act.
- Recognizing commuting accidents as employment injuries and extending medical benefits to retired insured persons under the ESI Act.
- Revising eligibility and payment amounts around maternity benefits under the Maternity Benefit Act.
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Pooja Chawla. Sarang Ayachit. m loyee co ensation Act 1923
Ê n the long title to the Work en's Co ensation
Act, 1923 (herein after referred to as the rincial Act), for the word ³work en´, the word ³e loyees¶¶ shall be substituted.
Ê n the rincial Act, in the rea ble, for the word ³work en´, the word ³e loyees¶¶ shall be substituted.
Ê n sec. 1 of the rincial Act, in sub-section (6 r
r the word ³m loyee¶s´ shall be substituted. Y
Ê hroughout the rincial Act, for the words ³work an´ and ³work en´, wherever they occur, the words ³e loyee´ and ³e loyees´ shall resectively be substituted, and such other consequential a end ents as the rules of gra ar ay require shall also be ade. @
Ê mnhanced co ensation li its, full edical exenses rei burse ent, case disosal within 3 onths, etc..& also alicable to casual & clericals.
Ê he ini u co ensation li its on no-fault basis are
increased to Rs.1,20,000 & 1,40,000 (erstwhile li its being Rs. 80,000 & 90,000).
Ê nder the axi u co ensation li it, the onthly
wage li it of Rs.4,000/ is re oved. Hence, the axi u co ensation can go UP 50% of otal Monthly Wages now, irresective of li its.
Ê uneral exenses li it extended to Rs.5000 (fro
Rs.2,500) Ê he e loyee shall be rei bursed the actual (full) edical exenditure incurred by hi for treat ent of injuries caused during the course of e loy ent.
Ê m ower central govt. to ecify onthly wages for the
urose of co ensation and enhance ini u rate of co ensation fro ti e to ti e
Ê he Co issioner shall disose of the atter relating to co ensation under this Act within a eriod of three onths fro the date of reference and inti ate the decision in resect thereof within the said eriod to the e loyee.¶¶. m loyee State nsurance Act 1948. A end ents
Ê mnhancing age li it of deendant children for eligibility to
deendants benefit(21 25)
Ê mxtending edical benefit to deendant inor
brother/sister in case of not having own fa ily and whose arents are also not alive
Ê Strea lining the rocedure for assess ent of dues fro
defaulting e loyers
Ê Providing an Aellate Authority within the Cororation
against assess ent to avoid unnecessary litigation Ê Ê Strea lining the rocedure for grant of exe tions third arty articiation in co issioning and running of the Hositals
Ê ening of edical /dental /ara edical/ nursing
colleges to i rove quality of edical care e owering the State Govts. to set u autono ous organizations for ad inistering edical benefit.
his rovision ay be brought to the notice of
concerned authorities in the state. Necessary odel Bill & rules for setting u ofsuch Cororations will be sent to the State Govts. searately. Ê eating commuting accidents as employment injuy A new Yec. 51-m has been inserted as a result of which an accident occurring to an e loyee while co uting fro his residence to the lace of e loy ent for duty or vice- versa shall be treated as e loy ent injury if nexus between the circu stances, ti e and lace in which accident occurred and the e loy ent is established.
Ê m
ad inistering edical benefit in the States for bringing autono y and efficiency in the working.
ÊContinuing edical benefit to insured ersons retiring
under VRS sche e or taking re ature retire ent As a result of a end ent in Yec.1 (5) of the Act, the notice eriod for extending the sche e to new sectors of e loy ent by the 'aroriate govern entµ have been reduced fro existing six onths to one onth.
You ay bring this to the notice of the State Govern ent
and in case the final notification for extending the sche e to educational and edical institutions in the State is ending, you ay request the state govern ent to issue the final notification in case one onth eriod after issue of intention notification is over. ÊWith the a end ent in Yec.2 (9) of the Act, the arentices aointed under the Standing orders of the establish ent who were earlier excluded fro coverage have now beco e coverable. Necessary instructions ay be issued to Branch fficers of Revenue Branches and Social Security fficers to ensure coverage of all such ersons.
ÊMaking an enabling rovision for extending edical care to
other beneficiaries against ay ent of user charges to facilitate roviding of edical care fro under-utilised mS Hositals to the BPL fa ilies covered under the Rashtriya Swasthaya Bi a Yojana introduced by the Ministry of Labor & m loy ent Reducing duration of notice eriod for extension of the Act to new classes of establish ents fro six onths to one onth. Maternity Benefit Act 1961 Ê t extends to whole of ndia he words excet J & K have been o itted by Central Labour laws Ê n definition of ³àppopiate Govenment´ ! "# $r %#%& %#
Ê n definition of ³mstablishmentï
# are inserted by Maternity Benefit Act 1995,w.e.f. 1-2-1996 Ê Ôight o Payment o Matenity Benefit he wo an should have worked in the establish ent of the e loyer fro who she is clai ing benefit, for a eriod of not less than 160 days in the 12 onths i ediately receding the date of her exected delivery he no. of days have changed fro 80 to 160
Ê Payment of Medical Bonus
he a ount has been changed fro 1000 Rs. o 2500, if no renatal & ost natal care is rovided by the e loyer free of charge.