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Dear Colleagues, please enlighten as to how we can retain staff crossing 58 yrs and what are the benefits that they would entitled to?
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Dear Colleagues, please enlighten as to how we can retain staff crossing 58 yrs and what are the benefits that they would entitled to?
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Dear JP*Noronh
What is the purpose of asking such question. Yes. You can engage them as like adviser of your company, if he retires from the post of CEO or some director/GM or any other higher post. If they are in middle level then also you can engage them as like adviser to department where he worked.
You can superannuate them on attaining the age of 58 years and if you feel their services are required for your organisation, then you can enter into a contract with them for 1 year and further you can extend the same for years together. For Pay package you can offer a consolidated salary/honorarium. In that you can deduct only the TDS Part and nothing else is required.
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What is the purpose of asking such question. Yes. You can engage them as like adviser of your company, if he retires from the post of CEO or some director/GM or any other higher post. If they are in middle level then also you can engage them as like adviser to department where he worked.
You can superannuate them on attaining the age of 58 years and if you feel their services are required for your organisation, then you can enter into a contract with them for 1 year and further you can extend the same for years together. For Pay package you can offer a consolidated salary/honorarium. In that you can deduct only the TDS Part and nothing else is required.
Let us wait for other members reply.
Dear JP*Noronh
What is the purpose of asking such question. Yes. You can engage them as like adviser of your company, if he retires from the post of CEO or some director/GM or any other higher post. If they are in middle level then also you can engage them as like adviser to department where he worked.
You can superannuate them on attaining the age of 58 years and if you feel their services are required for your organisation, then you can enter into a contract with them for 1 year and further you can extend the same for years together. For Pay package you can offer a consolidated salary/honorarium. In that you can deduct only the TDS Part and nothing else is required.
Let us wait for other members reply.
What is the purpose of asking such question. Yes. You can engage them as like adviser of your company, if he retires from the post of CEO or some director/GM or any other higher post. If they are in middle level then also you can engage them as like adviser to department where he worked.
You can superannuate them on attaining the age of 58 years and if you feel their services are required for your organisation, then you can enter into a contract with them for 1 year and further you can extend the same for years together. For Pay package you can offer a consolidated salary/honorarium. In that you can deduct only the TDS Part and nothing else is required.
Let us wait for other members reply.
The above suggestion is absolutely correct.
He/She can be retained as a Contract Employ
They are not entitled for any other employment benefits like ESI, PF, Bonous etc.,
Their leave entitlement would be as per the contract agreement.
He/She can be retained as a Contract Employ
They are not entitled for any other employment benefits like ESI, PF, Bonous etc.,
Their leave entitlement would be as per the contract agreement.
The above suggestion is absolutely correct.
He/She can be retained as a Contract Employ
They are not entitled for any other employment benefits like ESI, PF, Bonous etc.,
Their leave entitlement would be as per the contract agreement.
He/She can be retained as a Contract Employ
They are not entitled for any other employment benefits like ESI, PF, Bonous etc.,
Their leave entitlement would be as per the contract agreement.
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