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ESIC Filing: What is it?

Half-yearly ESI filings are completed. An organization (corporate entity) with ten or more employees, regardless of income level, must register under the ESI scheme prior to beginning the process of filing the ESI returns.

Advantages of ESI

Benefit for permanent disability: Depending on the degree of earning capacity loss as determined by a Medical Board, the benefit is paid out monthly at a rate of 90% of wages.
Benefit for temporary disablement: From day one of entering insurable employment & irrespective of having paid any contribution in case of employment injury. Temporary Disablement Benefit at the rate of 90% of wage is payable so long as disability continues.
Health benefits: An insured person and his family members receive complete medical treatment as soon as they start working in an insurable capacity. Insured individuals who are retired or permanently incapacitated, as well as their spouses, are also eligible for medical care upon payment of a nominal yearly premium of Rs. 120.
Costs of the Funeral: From the first day of starting an insurable job, the dependents or the person performing the final rites are entitled to Rs. 10,000.
Benefits of Maternity: Pregnancy-related maternity benefits are paid for twenty-six (26) weeks, and they can be extended by an additional month on medical advice at full wage, provided that 70 days of contributions were made during the two previous contribution periods.
Benefit of Illness: For a maximum of 91 days per year, insured workers are entitled to Sickness Benefits, which are paid out as cash compensation at a rate of 70% of salaries during certified sick days.
Allowance for the unemployed: For a maximum of 24 months, ESIC offers a monthly monetary allowance in the event of an involuntary termination of employment or permanent disability brought on by a non-employment injury.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is meant by esic?

India's Employee State Insurance Program
The Employees' State Insurance Scheme of India is a comprehensive social security program designed to offer workers and their dependents in the organized sector social protection in the event of illness, pregnancy, death, or disability brought on by an occupational hazard or work-related injury.

For whom is ESI registration necessary?

The following businesses with ten or more employees are covered by ESI: shops; hotels or restaurants that simply offer services and don't engage in manufacturing.
These include movie theaters, roadside motor transport businesses, and news paper companies.
• Private Medical and Educational Establishments
Some states have minimum coverage requirements of 20 or more employees. Some state governments have not expanded their plans to include educational and medical facilities.

For whom is ESIC applicable?

Employees must earn no more than Rs. 21,000 per month, or Rs. 25,000 for those with disabilities, in order to qualify for the ESIC plan.

What advantages does ESIC offer?

50% of wages for a maximum of two years is the unemployment allowance. ESI Hospitals/Dispensaries for personal and family medical treatment when IP is receiving unemployment benefits. Vocational training is offered to improve skills; ESIC covers the cost of the training and any associated travel expenses.

Is ESI registration required?

A business or other body that hires ten or more low-paid workers must register for ESI. The Act mandates that employees making less than Rs. 15,000 per month contribute 1.75% of their income toward ESI, with the firm contributing the remaining 4.75%.