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Law is silent about the benefit to be given for more than two kids. Hence, it can be argued that the employee is entitled to the maternity benefits of 84 days as normal.
The new amendment act has been passed by the Lok Sabha and is pending in the Rajya Sabha. You are required to provide maternity leave under both the current and revised laws. Under the new law, for the first 2 children, you need to provide 26 weeks (6 months) of...
For your information, I would like to share this piece of information regarding new changes that are going to happen. [https://biblehr.com/amendments-to-the-maternity-benefit-act-1961/](https://biblehr.com/amendments-to-the-maternity-benefit-act-1961/)
Dear seniors,Greetings of the day to all of you.One of our female employees has conceived her 3rd child, and she has submitted an application for prenatal maternity leave. Please guide me on whether the employer is always bound to provide maternity leave if she ...
Rajya Sabha has also passed the new new ammendment act on maternity benefits.As per the information, dated 10 Aug. 2016 by the Press Information Bureau the following are the slaient features of the amendment act that earlier approved by the cabinet'"The maternit...
Dear Member,If you are submitting this query under The Maternity Benefit Act, 1961, then the answer is yes.With Regards,R N KHOLA
Dear Mr. Dhingra,So now, is it applicable to all companies, or do we need to wait for "President Approval" for the final incorporation of this law? Is there an expected date from when it will become mandatory law? Currently, the applicable law is for 3 months…
Applicability depends upon the assent of the President of India. A definite date can't be guessed in any political process. Lok Sabha has yet to pass the amendment bill, which may be taken up probably in the winter session. Only thereafter can the assent of the ...
Dear Connections,I would say that she will not get the benefit of Maternity Leave, as by law, it clearly states that it is for two surviving children, which you already have, and this will be your third child. Nowhere is it mentioned in the law that they refer t...
Case name: Smt. Urmla Masih v. State of Uttarakhand & another - In this case, the High Court of Uttarakhand made a remarkable judgment by holding that denying maternity leave to a female employee on the grounds of having a third child is unconstitutional.The cou...