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Hi Friends,Can somebody tell me about which form an employee needs to fill out to opt out of PF? Can opting out of PF be done only by giving a declaration letter, or does the employee need to fill out a form?Thanks,Snehal
Hi,I am having a salary of 10k+ and until now, PF has been deducted from my salary. Is it possible to opt-out of this PF contribution? Kindly help me.
Hi,I am having a 10k+ salary, and till now, PF is deducting from my salary. Is it possible to opt out of this PF contribution? Kindly help me.
EPFO has made another landmark decision to support e-Governance regarding PF Declaration and PF Transfer accordingly.
Since your establishment is an exempted establishment, the manner in which membership is allowed, etc., will be according to the Trust Deed. Please refer to the trust guidelines. The rules and regulations of the Provident Fund Trust of the exempted establishment...
Our organization has 18-20 employees drawing a salary above Rs. 21,500 per month, and we are exempted from PF/ESIC. Please explain whether our organization has to declare or the individual employee has to make the declaration to opt out of PF. Please suggest on ...
Hi All,I am working as an HR generalist for a healthcare company. We have a lot of women employees working night shifts, and some of them choose to use their own transport instead of company transport. I am required to draft a self-declaration to be signed by al...
Can anyone suggest a format for a legal declaration form for new employees stating that they do not want to opt for the organization's on-roll terms of service, but rather, they would like to be considered as a consultant.
What is indicated from the post is that the employer is interested in recruiting an employee as a consultant, not as an employee. The employee will be doing full-time work like regular employees but without PF, ESIC, etc. deductions.This is absolutely illegal, e...