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    A

    PROJECT STUDY REPORT

    ON

    PERSONAL MANAGEMENT IN AMBUJA CEMENT

    Submitted in partial fulfillment for the Award of degree of

    Master of Business Administration

    SUBMITTED TO: - SUBMITTED BY:-

    Ms. MEENAL SUKLECHA BHUPAL SINGH

    MBA 4TH SEMESTER

    SUBODH INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT & CAREER STUDIES, JAIPUR

    2010-2012

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    GUIDE CERTIFICATE

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    STUDENT DECLERATION

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    PREFACE

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    Acknowledgement

    I express my sincere thanks to my project guide, Dr/Mrs. MEENA, for guiding me right from

    the inception till the successful completion of the project. I sincerely acknowledgehim/her/them for extending their valuable guidance, support for literature, critical reviews ofproject and the report and above all the moral support he/she/they had provided to me withall stages of this project.I would also like to thank the supporting staff ___________________________Department, for their help and cooperation throughout our project.

    (Signature of Student)Name of the Students

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    CONTENTS

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    CHAPTER-1

    INTRODUCTION

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    1.1 CEMENT:

    Cement is a well-known building material and occupation an indispensable

    place in modern day construction. Cement can be defined as substance, which is

    capable of uniting together fragments or masses of two or more solids to a compact

    whole. Cement is a fine powder when mixed with sand metal and water, it sets and

    hardens to form mechanically strong structures, it contains compounds of calcium oxide

    with silicon dioxide, aluminates oxide ferric oxide which have been formed by fusion.

    When mixed with water, cement hardens both in air and water. According to German

    Standards DIN1164 it has to attain a compressive strength of at least 25N/mm square in

    28 days. Cement is essentially a mixture if silicates and aluminates of lime viz,

    C23 Tricalcium Silicate, C2SDicalcium Silicate, C4A1 Fe Tetra calcium Alumino Ferrite

    1.2 FUNCTION:

    When cement is mixed in the water and sand or concrete then it

    hardens both air and water. The function of cement is first to bind the sand and the

    coarse aggregate together and second to fill the void between the sand the coarse

    aggregate particles to form compactness.

    1.3 CEMENT INDUSTRY IN INDIA:

    The Cement Industry is one of the earliest modern

    Indian industries. The first manufacturing plant installed by the Indian Cement Company

    ltd., produced its first cement bag in 1914.the cement industry in India at the time in

    India at the time India become independent in 1947 was in private enterprises.

    Cement is one of the oldest building construction materials. The Cement industry in

    India has come a long way from 1947 to 2006.At present it is a major core industry with

    an installed capacity about 100 million tones. In a global context, India is the major

    player among the cement producing countries of the world.

    The remarkable thing about Indian cement industry is the shifting of its manufacturing

    technology towards high degree of modernization. Performance wise Indian plants have

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    achieved energy consumption figures, which compares with the best in the world.

    Modernization of the manufacturing technology has results in the increased production

    capacity and advanced improvement in the quality.

    1.3.(a)The major Cement manufactures of India are as follows:

    1. Ambuja Cements.

    2. Lafarge Cement.

    3. Ultratech

    4. Grasim Cement.

    5. Century Cement.

    6. ACC Ltd

    7. India Cement

    1.4 CEMENT INDUSTRY IN CHATTISGARH:

    Chhattisgarh is leading producer of limestone and dolomite. Large deposits of

    limestone, both flux grades occurs in three major belts. One of them covers the districts

    of Drug, Raipur, Bilaspur and Raigarh. The total result has been estimated to be 2000

    million tons.

    This unexpected belt of quality limestone has always attracted the cement

    manufactures. 43% of cement, as compared to other states, is being produced in

    Chhattisgarh itself.

    1.4(a) CEMENT: THE INDIAN SCENE:

    India is the second largest cement producer in the world. The quality of Indian cement

    is considered to be one of the finest in the world. Also, on the parameters of

    productivity, energy consumption and pollution control, The Indian cement industry

    matches the best in the world.

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    Many individual cement companies have contribution to the high position that the

    Indian cement industry enjoys today of which M/s. Gujarat Ambuja Cement Ltd (GACL)

    plays the most significant role.

    1.4(b) AMBUJA CEMENT LTD (ACL):

    Ambuja cement has consistently set itself the highest standard in the world on the way

    it has set new benchmarks for the cement industry and stood best in the world-class

    cement manufacturing Industry.

    Ambuja cement (formerly, Gujarat Ambuja Cement) started out in 1986, it approached

    the cement business with an open mind. To compare with the order, established player

    who had already written off their plant cost, it was important to have the lowest capital

    cost per ton of cement. Its plants would have to be set up in record time, its capacity

    utilization would have to be above 100% and its power consumption would have to set a

    record low.

    Given this line of thinking, empowerment was not just a fashionable term; it was the only

    way to achieve its goals.

    1.4 (c) Philosophy of company:

    The company works with their intelligent exectives and experts on the philosophy of

    I CAN.

    Consequently, in just a matter of twenty years, the company has grown twenty-fold from

    a mere 0.7 million tonnes to 16 million tonnes production today. On the way, it has set

    new benchmark in operational excellence and logistics management, marketing and

    brand building. This makes Ambujas one of the most efficient and Indias most

    profitable company today.

    To match the high growth in industry and sustain its top position, the company invited

    Holcim to take controlling stake in its share holding. Holcim holds 35% stake in Ambuja.

    1.4 (d) HOLCIM:

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    Holcim, a Swiss Company, with presence in 70 countries across the world, is

    one of the largest and most respected suppliers of cement in the world. Its capacity

    totals up to 194 millions tonnes of cement, aggregate and downstream products like

    ready mix concrete and asphalt including services.

    The name of group was changed from Holderbank Financier Glaris Ltd. to

    Holcim Ltd. in May 2001. Today the international presence of Holcim consists of

    balanced mix of companies in industrialized and emerging markets.

    In India, Holcim group controls two cement companies Ambuja Cement &

    ACC.

    1.4(e) About Bhatapara :

    Before 1998 that cement plant is established with the name of Modi Cement Ltd. But

    after 1998 that is merged in Gujarat Ambuja Cement Ltd. , but now that is called Ambuja

    cement , Ambuja cement unit Bhatapara is located at village Rawan , Thesil- Baloda

    Bazar , distt.-Raipur (C.G).The distance between Rawan and Bhatapara is 17km; the

    plant is about 65 away km from the Bilaspur ,.The nearest railway station is Bhatapara

    and distance between bhatapara and bilaspur is train route is about 47km.

    1.4(f) Plant Capacity:

    The Ambuja cement unit Bhatapara manufacturing clinker and cement both. It is

    producting 1 million tonnes per annum in clinker and 1.2 million tonnes per annum

    cement .

    1.4 (g) Product Profile :

    Ambuja Cement Ltd. Unit Bhatapara, manufacturing two types of cements,

    Ordinary Portland Cement (O.P.C)-53 grade

    Portland Pozzolana Cement (P.P.C)

    1.4 (h) Transportation & Export :

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    Ambuja Cement unit Bhatapara is supplying their manufacturing products by Rail and

    transports. Ambuja cement having international market to supply their products in

    neighbour countries and states. Almost the entire cement produced in India is begged

    and transported by road and rail. Due to fast development of country, road and rail

    infrastructure are being over loaded and are experiencing heavy strain. This also result

    in deterioration in the quality of cement,delay in delivery,higher price in amount of

    transportation and handing cast etc. more over they have been using waterways

    extensively for transpoting cement. This sea route for the first time in India.

    Ambuja cement having three captive pords and seven shits for captive cargo by sea the

    port of muldwarka is protected by about 1km long break water for the round the year

    operation with facilities for berthing vessels up to 35000 DWT. Ambuja Cement ltd.is the

    first and only company in India to have such facilities. This has enabled to export

    cement in bulk to the neighboring countires and states.

    In India, Holcim group controls two top cement companies Ambuja Cement and ACC.

    1.4 (i) Plants of AMBUJA CEMENT LTD:

    1. Ambuja Nagar, Gujarat

    2. Bhatapara, (C.G)

    3. Darlaghat, Himachal Pradesh

    4. Chandarpur Maharashtra

    5. Bhatinda, Punjab

    6. Ropar, Punjab

    7. Rabriyawas,Rajasthan

    8. Farakka, West Bengal

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    1.4(j) List of Various Mother Plants and Grinding Unit

    Name of the Company Location State Status

    Gujarat Ambuja Darlaghat

    Himachal

    Pradesh Mother Plant (North)

    Gujarat Ambuja (G) Ropar Punjab Grinding Unit

    Gujarat Ambuja (G) Bhatinda Punjab Grinding Unit

    Ambuja Cement Raj. Ltd. Pali Rajasthan

    Mother Plant

    (Rajasthan)

    Ambuja Cement Kodinar Gujarat Mother Plant (West)

    Ambuja Eastern Sankrail West Bengal Grinding Unit

    Ambuja Eastern- CTG Bhatapara Chhattisgarh Mother Plant (East)

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    CHAPTER -2

    TIME OFFICE

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    Punching card facility.

    Time in machine and time out machine is located in time

    Office.

    Time in and Time out records are maintained.

    Daily attendance is maintained in time office.

    Daily attendance is maintained in computerized form which is

    known as daily Report.

    Different forms are available in time office.

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    2.1 Punching Card

    This is the format of punching card, where Emp.name, DOB and Blood Group are

    mentioned. When shift is start then employee shows this card in front of the time in

    clock. And then after he can go for work. Punching card is very important for an

    employee and worker. Without it they marked absent and also deduct one day wages

    from salary.

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    2.2 Time machine

    2.2(a) Time in Machine:

    Daily attendance is maintained by this time machine. This is time in machine. When

    employee enter in office then he must show the punching card in front of time in

    machine. And this entry recorded in computer.

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    2.2(b) Time Out Machine:

    This is time out machine. When shift is over then employee shows the punching card in

    front of time out machine. And this also be recorded in computer.

    This type of machine is available in all department. Like account department, HR

    department and other else. Thats why employee easily maintain attendance.

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    2.3 Daily Report

    S.

    No.

    SAP NAME DEPTT DATE TIME IN/OUT

    1 2003668 AKSHAYA SAMBHARIYA ACCOUNT-BP 11072009 81242 P10

    2 2003668 AKSHAYA SAMBHARIYA ACCOUNT-BP 11072009 215059 P20

    3 2003679 AMIT KUMAR BHIHANI ACCOUNT-BP 11072009 80746 P10

    4 2003679 AMIT KUMAR BHIHANI ACCOUNT-BP 11072009 191522 P20

    5 2003438 M V S RAO ACCOUNT-BP 11072009 80218 P10

    6 2003438 M V S RAO ACCOUNT-BP 11072009 80218 P10

    This is the format of Daily report. In which S. No., employees SAP no., employees

    name, department and date are mention and the time in which they enter the plant and

    the time in which they out of the plant is shown. Daily attendance is recorded as per the

    Daily report.

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    CHAPTER-3

    FORMAT OF DIFFERENT FORMS RELATED TO

    EMPLOYEE

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    Form for out station duty slip.

    Form for compensatory off intimation availament.

    Form for daily attendance report site.

    Form for daily attendance report for contract labour.

    Form for daily attendance report of project contract labour .

    Overtime Slip

    Form for EL / Encashment.

    Application for re-imbursment of medical Expenses.

    Accident Report.

    I.O.W. Form.

    3.1 FORM FOR OUT STATION DUTY SLIP

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    Out Station Duty Slip

    Ambuja Cement Eastern Limited OUT STATION DUTY SLIP To: TIME OFFICE

    Name__________________________________ Employee No.__________________________

    Designation _____________________________ Deptt. ________________________________

    Place(s) of visit ________________________________________________________________

    Purpose ______________________________________________________________________

    Departure _______________________________ Date _________________________________

    Expected ________________________________ Date _________________________________

    Date : Signature : Forwarded by : Head of department:

    3.2 FORM FOR COMPENSTORY OFF INTIMATION/AVAILAMENT

    AMBUJA CEMENT LIMITED

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    UNIT BHATAPARA, RAWAN-493331,DISTT. RAIPUR(C.G.)

    COMPENSTORY OFF INTIMATION/AVAILAMENT

    Date .

    Form ..

    To,

    P.& A. Department

    Please note that Mr Eml. No.

    Deptt .. Designation ..

    has worked on ...

    being a weekly off/paid holiday/additional hours due to exigencies of work/in place

    day(s) compensatory off(s).

    he will avail of the same of .which may please be noted.

    Signature of Applicant Head of the Department

    ____________________________________________________________________________

    Note: This should reach P&A Deptt. Within a day or two.

    3.3 FORM FOR DAILY ATTENDANCE REPORT SITE

    PERSONNEL

    AMBUJA CEMENT EASTERN LIMITED

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    UNIT BHATAPARA(C.G.)

    DAILY ATTENDANCE REPORT SITE

    Date_______________

    SHIFT

    CATEGORY ON ROLL A B C G TOTAL

    A.COMPANYS ROLL

    NON WAGE BOARD

    WAGE BOARD

    SUB TOTAL

    B.CONTRACTORS ROLL

    PROCESS

    NON PROCESS

    SECURITY

    SUB TOTAL(B)

    GRAND TOTAL (A+B)

    RAIPUR :

    BILASPUR :

    DEPUTATION :

    RETAINERS :

    COMPLIDE BY CHECKED BY

    3.4 DAILY ATTENDANCE REPORT FOR CONTRACT LABOUR

    AMBUJA CEMENT EASTERN LIMITED

    UNIT BHATAPARA(C.G.)

    DAILY ATTENDANCE REPORT FOR CONTRACT LABOUR

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    Sl.N NAME OF THE CONTRACTOR M/S SHIFT TOTAL ON ROLL

    A B C G

    A. PROCESS

    01. S.K. AGRWAL

    02. ADITYA INTERPRISES

    SUB TOTAL (a)

    B. NONPROCESS

    03. MAA SHARDA ASSOCIATES

    04. Dr. D.R. DURANDHAR

    05. DEV CHATTISGARH UDAYOG

    06. SEWAKRAM VERMA

    07. B.D. VAISHNAV

    08. SURESH KUMAR (SANIT.)

    09. PREM KUMAR (SANIT.)

    10. PURANLAL VERMA

    11. GANDHI RAM SAHU

    12. S.K. JAIN (CANTEEN)

    13. ASHA RAM SAHU

    14. DAULATRAM (COLONY)

    SUB TOTAL (b)

    C. SECUTITY

    15. EAGAL HUNTER PVT. LTD.

    SUB TOTAL (c)

    3.5 DAILY ATTENDANCE REPORT OF PROJECT CONTRACT LABOUR

    AMBUJA CEMENT EASTERN LIMITED

    UNIT BHATAPARA (C.G.)

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    DAILY ATTENDANCE REPORT OF PROJECT CONTRACT LABOUR

    Date________________

    Sl.N NAME OF THE

    CONTRACTOR

    A G B C TOTAL GATE PASS

    PERMITED

    RAWAN

    G a b c

    01 C.G. Const.

    02 Shiva Transport

    03 B.S. Errectors

    04 Kriparam Verma

    05

    TOTAL

    COMPLIED BY CHECKED BY

    3.6 OVERTIME SLIP

    AMBUAJA CEMENT LIMITED

    UNIT- BHATAPARA

    FORM NO. 12

    FormDepartment OVERTIME SLIP To: TIME OFFICE

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    Please note that the following employee gas worked overtime on .

    Empl.

    No.

    Name Designation Normal

    duty

    Overtime

    Form To

    Total Reason Remark

    1. Replacement

    2. Modification

    3. Break down

    4. Routine Maintenance Date Section Incharge Head of Deptt. Approving

    Authority

    5. Fabrication

    6. Extra work Note :- This slip should reach T.O. immediately on resumption/Completion

    of O.T.

    3.7 FORM FOR EL / ENCASHMENT

    AMBUJA CEMENT EASTERN LIMITED

    (FOR EL/ENCASHMENT)

    TO,

    PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT

    I am having..days Earned leave in my account ass on .

    and wish to encash ..days Earned leave as per provision of the

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    circular No.M.C.L.: PERS:31:675 dated 09-09-93.

    You are requested to please arrange to release this payment along with my salary.

    due for month of .

    Thanking you

    Yours faithfully

    Signature :..

    Name :.

    Employee No. :.

    Basic :.

    Designation :.

    Department :..

    (FOR OFFICE ONLY)

    1. E.L. Credit as on days.

    2. E.L. Encashment days

    3. Balance E.L. after encashment days

    4. Amount payable Rs days

    @ Rs.. for ..days

    5. Amount to be included in a salary for the month of .

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    PREPARED BY CHECKED BY APPROVED

    BY

    This form is for Earning Leave encashment. Employees provided 30 days earning

    leaves. And they can encash earning leave.

    3.8 APPLICATION FOR RE-IMBURSMENT OF MEDICAL EXPENSES

    AMBUJA CEMENT EASTERN LIMILED

    Unit BHATAPARA

    APPLICATION FOR RE-IMBURSMENT OF MEDICAL EXPENSES

    Name : Employee No. :

    Designation : Department :

    To,

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    Personnel Department

    Ambuja Cement Eastern Limited

    Please arrange to re-imburs medical incurred by me as per bill enclosed as on under:-

    Detail of Expenses :

    Bills, Receipts, Cash Memo and Prescription etc./ should be attached serially with

    summary.

    Sl.

    No

    Name

    of

    patient

    Age Relationsh

    ip

    Period of

    illness

    From To

    No. of

    enclosures

    Amount

    Rs. P.

    Date : Employee Signsture

    RECOMMENDATION OF COS

    MEDICAL OFFICER

    FOR USE OF PERSONNEL DEPTT.

    Accounts Deptt. __________________

    Please pay Rs. _______________(Rs.

    ____________________________________only)

    Date Noted Checked Approved

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    FOR ACCOUNTS USE

    Dr/Cr Amount

    Rs P

    Paid Rs

    Cashier Prepared by Approved by

    This form provided medical allowance for employee. In this form injured employee fill his

    name, id, designation and department. They should also attached hospital bills, receipt

    and cash memo.

    3.9 ACCIDENT- REPORT

    AMBUJA CEMENT LIMITED

    UNIT BHATAPARA

    ACCIDENT REPORT

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    ACCIDENT

    DATE/TIME

    WHETHER

    CONDITION

    NAME &

    DESIGNATION

    PERSONNEL

    INVOLVED

    AGE/SEX LENGTH OF

    SERVICE

    HOURS AT

    WHICH

    WORKS

    STARTED

    LOCATION OF

    ACCIDENT

    NATURE OF JOBS

    INJURIES

    SUSTAINED

    DEGREE OF

    INJURY

    DESCRIPTION OF ACCIDENT CAUSE OF ACCIDENT

    SKETCH OFSCENE OF SCENE OF ACCIDENT ACTION TAKEN

    PRIVNTIVE ACTION

    SIGN OF DEPTT. HEAD SIGN OF SECTION INCHARGE NAME OF SECTION INCHARGE

    3.10 I.O.W. FORM

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    AMBUJA CEMENT EASTERN LIMITED

    UNIT BHATAPARA

    I.O.W. FORM

    Medical Office on duty DATE ..

    This is to inform you that Mr. ____________________________________________

    Designation __________________________ Deptt. ___________________has met

    with an accident on ______________________________at ______________a.m/p.m.while on duty. Kindly provide him Medical Treatment.

    Detail report will follow

    Signature :________________________

    Name :________________________

    Shift Incharge / Section Incharge :_________

    Time :_________________________

    Date :_________________________

    C.C. : Safety Deptt. / Time Office

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    CHAPTER -4

    PROVIDENT FUND

    Administration of the fund.

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    Central board of trustee.

    Employees provident fund.

    Organization Structure.

    The Provident Fund Act and Scheme.

    Employee Provident Fund scheme, 1952.

    Employee Pension Scheme.

    Provident fund according to ACL.

    Form No 5 (For Exempted Establishment only) The employee

    Pension scheme 1971.

    Form 4 (EPF) (For exempted establishment only) the employees

    pension scheme- 1971.

    Form No. -6 (EPF). The Employee Pension Scheme-1995.

    Combined challan of A/C no. 12,10,21,22.

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    4.1 Administration of the fund

    4.1(a) Central Board of trustees:

    The fund is vested with and is administered by the central Board of Trustees appointed

    by the Central Government. The central Board is a tripartite body consisting of a

    Chairman, a vice-chairman and representatives of the Central Government, state

    Government, Employees Organization.

    4.1(b) Central Board Of Trustees- EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND:

    SECTION 5A

    Chairman (union Minister for Labour)

    Vice-Chairman (union State Minister for labour, Ministry of Labour)

    5 representatives of the Central Government.

    15 Representatives of the State Government

    10 Representatives from employees Organization

    10 Representatives from employers Organization

    Central Provident Fund Commissioner (Member- Secretary)

    Total = 43

    4.1(c) Executive Committee of the Board: Section 5AA

    The Central Government has constituted the Executive Committee is assist the Central

    Board in the performance of its function.

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    4.1 (d) Executive Committee if the CBT(EPF)

    Chairman (Secretary to the Government of india, Ministry of Labour)

    2 Representatives of the Central Government

    3 Representatives of the State Government

    3 Representatives of employees Organisation.

    3 Representatives of the employers Organitation.

    Central Provident Fund Commissioner (Member- Secretary)

    Total= 13

    4.1(e) Organizational Officer

    Apart from the headquartetsat New Delhi, there are 21 Regional offices, 64 sub-

    Regional Offices, 20 sub-Accounts, 12 Services Centres and 13 Inspectorate Offices

    throughout the country.

    4.1(f) Sources of Administrative Expenditure

    The Administrative expenditure of Provident Funds Scheme is met out of the

    Administrative changes received from the employers of the un-exempted

    establishments and inspection charges from the employers of exempted

    establishments.

    The Administrative charges are payable by unexampled establishment @ 1.10% of the

    wages on which Provident Fund contribution is payable.

    The Inspection charges payable by exempted establishments are @ 0.18% of wages on

    which provident fund contribution is payable. The minimum administrative charges has

    been fixed as Rs. 5/- per month.

    4.1(g) Training Activities

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    The Organisation has an Apex Training Institute called National Academy fro Training &

    Research in Social Security based in Delhi with 5 Zonal Training Institutes based at

    Calcutta (East Zone), Chennai (South Zone), Ahmedabad (West Zone), Faridabad

    (North Zone) and Shilong( Sub- zone training Institute) in fulfillment of its Human

    Resource Development initiative is enhancing the skills, knowledge and Attitudes of the

    entire personnel of the organisation.

    4.2 ORGANISATION STRUCTURE- EPFO

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    Central Board Of

    Central P.F.

    ACC

    (HR)

    ACC

    (P)

    ACC

    (C)

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    CAO

    Addl.

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    (WZ)

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    (IS)

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    4.3 ACT AND SCHEME

    4.3(a) The Act

    The employees provident fund Organization came into being following enactment of the

    Employees provident funds acts in the year 1952.

    The objective of the act in 1952 was the institute of compulsory contributory Provident

    Fundsfor employees to which both the employee foe avating the insurance cover.

    Family/depends of deceased member are entitled payment upto Rs 60,000/- subject to

    calculation in each case.

    With from 16.11.1995,Employees Pension Scheme, 1995 has been introduced for the

    members by diverting 8.33% of Employers share Provident Fund contribution to the

    Pension Fund. Employees pension Scheme, 1995 replaced the erstwhile Employees

    Family Pension Scheme 1971.

    4.3(b) Application of the Act

    Employees Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provision Act, 1952 extends to the

    whole of India except the state of Jammu and Kashmir.

    [The state Government of Jammu and Kashmir have instituted a separate Provident

    Fund Scheme with effect from 1st June 1961]

    The Act initially applied to factories/establishment falling within 6 specified industries,

    i.e. (1) Cement, (2) Cigrattes, (3) Electrical, Mechanical or General Engineering

    Product, (4) Iron & Steel (5) Paper (6) Textiles (made wholly or in part of the cotton or

    wool or jute or silk whether natural or artificial) which had complete 3 years of existence

    and employed 50 or more persons.

    Presently, the act is applicable to 180 specified industries/ classes of establishmets.

    Employees Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provision Act, 1952 as it standes

    today, is applicable to:

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    1) Every establishment which is engaged in any one more of the industries

    specified in Schedule 1 of the Act or any activity Notified by central Government

    in the Official Gazette;

    2) Employing 20or more persons.

    The act does not apply to Co-operative Societies/ Establishment, empolying less

    than 50 persons and working without the aid of Power.

    Eligibility for membership

    At the inception of the Scheme, an employee who was in receipt of pay upto Rs

    3000- per month and who worked for one year was eligible for membership of the

    fund. Presently employee at the time of joining the employment and getting

    wages up to Rs 500/- w.e.f. 1.10.1994 is required to become a member.

    4.3(c) Rate of Contribution

    1) Government issued Notification dated 9th, enhancing Provident Fund

    contribution rate from 8.33% to 10 %. With this, 175 categories of

    industries/establishments out of 180 categories notified will by paying

    Provident Fund contribution @ 10%.

    2) Government through an Ordinance dated 22nd September, 1997 increased the

    contribution rate towards Provident Fund as under:

    a) Estsblishment paying contribution @ 8.33% to 10 %.

    b) Estsblishment paying contribution @ 10% to12%.

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    Contribution @ 10% of wages is applicable in respect of following industries/class of

    establishment:

    1) Jute Indusrtry

    2) Beedi Industry

    3) Brick Industry

    4) Coir Industry other than the spinning Sector

    5) Guar Gum Factories

    6) Any sick Industrial Company as defined in the Sick Indusrial Companies

    Act,1985;

    7) Any other establishment which has at the end of any financial year accumulated

    losses equal to or exceeding the entite networth.

    4.3(d) Rate of Interest to members:

    Under para 60(1) of Employees provident Fund, Employees Provident Fund 1952, the

    central Government on the recommendation of the Central Board of Trustees,

    Employees Provident Fund declares the rate of intrest to be credited to the accounts of

    Provident Fund members annally. The rate of interest which was 3% per annum in

    1952-53 has gradually been raised periodically and is at present 12 % per annum. Now

    as it 9.50% per annum.

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    4.4 EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUNDS SCHEME 1952

    4.4(a) Provident Fund Benefits:

    Partial withdrawals

    Advances are allowed to members for under noted purpose

    a) Financial of life insurance policy- para 62.

    b) Meeting expences of marriage of self, children /brother/sister- para 68K.

    c) Post- matriculation education of children- para 68 K

    d) Acquiring dwelling house or site para 68 B

    e) Repaying housing loans- para 68 BB

    f) Meeting expenses on sickness-para 68 J

    g) Temporay unemployment Para 68 H

    h) Purchase of necessury auxiliary aids for handicapped members para 68N

    4.4(b) Final settlement

    In the following circumstances, full amount standing to the credit of the members is

    payable:-

    a) Full amount standing to the member is immediately payable in the following

    circumstances:-

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    1) On retirement from service after attaining the age of 55 years.

    2) On retirement owing to permanent/ total disablement.

    3) Before migration form India for permanent settlement abroad.

    4) Leaving service

    5) In the event of death.

    b) Full accumulation with interest thereon may also be immediately refunded to the

    member in the following circumstances:-

    1) Where a factory or other establishments, is closed but certain employees

    who are not retrenched are transferred by the employer to other factory or

    establishment not covered under the Act.

    2) Where a member is transferred from a covered or other establishment to

    another factory or other establishment not covered under the Act, but is

    under the same employer.

    3) Where a member is discharged and isgiven retrenchment compensation

    under the Industrial Dispute Act, 1947 (14 of 1947).

    4) The government of India have also directed that the provident Fund

    accounts should be settled immediately by way of both the employees and

    employers share of contribution in full in respect of those members who

    cease to subscribe to the fund as a reslt of an establishment going out of

    the purview of the Act under Section 16 (1)(a) thereof.

    5) With effect from 1.1.1990, forfeiture clause has been removed and now

    members on leaving service can also get back Provident Fund amount in

    full i.e., both employees and employer share together with interest after a

    wait in period of 2 months of non-employment.

    4.4(c) Provision on Exemption

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    Such of establishments, which have their own Provident Fund Scheme in vogue

    conferring benefits to their employees equal to or more than those provided under the

    conferring benefits to their employees equal to or more than those provided under the

    statutory Scheme may seek exemption under section 17 of the Act from the provisions

    of the statutory scheme, if their employees are in favour o such exemption. Likewise

    individual employee or class of employees who contribute to the employers private

    Provident Fund Scheme may also seek exemption under Paragraph 27 and 27 A of the

    statutory scheme to continue to be members under their Provident Fund Scheme.

    4.5EMPLOYEES PENSION SCHEME, 1995:

    4.5(a) Eligibility

    Member on attaining the age of 58 years and having rendered minimum ten years

    contributory service (including the membership period and with ceased Family Pension

    Scheme, 1971) shall qualify for superannuation Pension. For serving less than 10

    years, member shall be eligible for scheme certificate or withdrawl benefit as the case

    may be. Pension entitlement on invalidity on Family Pension upon members death has

    no eligibility bar.

    4.5(b) Benefits:

    Employees Pension Scheme, 1995 provides for comprehensive Pension package to

    the member and his family in the following contingencies:

    a) Monthly Pension to member for life

    1)On superannuation/ retirement ; and

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    2)On permanent/ total disablement

    b) Family Pension to the spouse for life or remarried along with two children (below 25

    years age) at a time upon;

    1)Death of the member in service or away from employment.

    2)Death of the member as a pensioner after superannuation or retirement or

    permanent/ total disablement.

    c) Facility also exists for payment of pension to nominee for unmarried members and

    those having no family.

    4.6 Provident Fund According to ACL.

    4.6(a) Provident Fund

    Employee provident Organization.

    Regional Officer, C.G.

    Block D Scheme No. 32, indra Gandhi Commercial Complex,

    Pandri

    Raipur (C.G.)

    Sub- Submission of monthly return for the month of feb-2009.

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    Ref CG/466

    Dear Sir,

    Enclosed herewith please find the following statutory document duly completed in all

    respect, of monthly return for the month of feb. 2009.

    1. Form no. 4/5 Exempted member.

    2. Form no. 5/10 Un-Exempted member

    3. Annexure A in duplicate in respect of our Exempted member.

    4. Form no. 7 (I.F) in Duplicate for EDLI.

    5. Form No. 6 (E.P.S.)

    6. Form No. 12 A (Revise) Un-Exempted member.

    7. Challans for both exempted & unexempted members.

    8. Nomination Exempted(EPS-No)

    4.6(b) Form No 5

    (For Exempted Establishment only) The employee Pension scheme

    1971[Para.15((2)]

    Return of members leaving service during the month of:- Feb 2008.

    Name and address ACL Rawan Distt. Raipur. (C.G.).

    Code no of the establishment:- CG/6466/EXEMPTED/

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    Sl. No. Accnt. Name of member Father/husband Date of leaving service Reason for

    Remark

    N. EPS s/shri name leavingservice

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    Note:- Please state whether the member is :- (a) Retiring (b) Leaving india for

    permanent settlement abroad (c) Retrenchment (d) Ordinarily dismissed for serious and

    willful misconduct (e) Discharge (f) Resigned for our leaving service (g) asking

    up employment elsewhere (the name and address of the employee should be stated)

    (h) Dead (i) Attained age of 58 years.

    4.6(c) Form 4 (EPF)

    (For exempted establishment only)

    the employees pension scheme- 1971

    paragraph -15(4)

    Return of employee entitle for membership of the family pension fund during the month

    of feb. 2008.

    Name /Address of the establishment- ACL Rawan Distt. Raipur (C.G)

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    Code no of establishment:- CG/6466/Exempted

    4.6(d) Form No. -6 (EPF)

    The Employee Pension Scheme-1995.

    Statement of contribution of the month of :___________________

    Name and address of establishment: ACL

    Code no of the Establishment: CG/6466/Exem

    Currency period form 1st April to 31st march:

    Statutory rate of contribution:

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    Sl. No. Accnt. Name of Father/husband Age at Sex Date of entitle for

    previous acnt. Remark

    No. employee name the entry membership

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    No of member voluntarily contribution:

    No as per last months return:

    (+) No of new subscribers-vide form 4(EPS):

    (-) no of subscriber left service-vide form 5(EPS):

    Net Total:

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    Total No Wages on Amount of contribution due amount of

    contribution remitted in acnt

    of Subscription which contribution no-

    10

    are recovered

    Employee 8.33% Total Employee

    8.33% Total

    Date of Name and location of the bank whether the triplicate challan receipt is

    remark

    Remittance in which remitted or no and date enclosed : if not, state reason

    Of the cheque / draft sent to

    regional office

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    4.6(e) Combined challan of A/C no. 12,10,21,22.

    (State Bank Of India)

    Employee Provident Fund Organization

    Establishment Code no.: CG/6466 Acc. Group No. : ____ Paid by

    Cheque/cash

    MM YY DD MM YY

    Employee share DATE OF PAYMENT

    DUES FOR THE MONTH OF

    Employer share

    Total No of subscriber

    A/C 1 A/C 10 A/C 21

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    Total Wages due

    __________________________________________________________________

    A/C no 1 A/C no 2 A/C no 10 A/C 21 A/C no 22 Total

    S. No. Particulars _________________________________________________

    __________________________________________________________________

    PART -01

    1. Employers share of cont.

    2. Employers share of cont.

    3. ADM Charges

    4. INSP charges

    5. Penal Damage

    6. MISC Payment

    Total

    NAME OF ESTABLISHMENT : ACL

    ADDRESS

    Name of the depositor

    CHAPTER-5

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    DIFFERENT FORMS RELATED TO GRATUITY OF EMPLOYEE

    FORM A NOTICE OF OPENING.

    FORM BNOTICE OF CHANGE.

    FORM C NOTICE OF CLOSURE.

    FORM D NOTICE FOR EXCLUDING HUSBAND FROMFAMILY.

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    FORM E NOTICE OF WITH DRAWAL OF NOTICE FOREXCLUDING HUSBAND FROM FAMILY.

    FORM F NOMINATION.

    FORM G FRESH NOMINATION.

    FORM H MODIFICATION OF NOMINATION.

    FORM I APPLICATION FOR GRATUITY BY AN EMPLOYEE.

    FORM J APPLOCATION FOR GRATUITY BY A NOMINEE.

    5.1 FORM A

    NOTICE OF OPENING

    To

    The Controlling Authority

    ________________________________________________

    1. Name of the establishment _____________________________________

    Address ____________________________________________________

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    2. Name and designation of the employer____________________________

    ___________________________________________________________

    3. Number of person employed ___________________________________

    4. Maximum number of persons employed on any day during the preceding twelve

    month with date _______________________________________

    5. Number of employees covered by this Act _________________________

    6. Number of Industry ___________________________________________

    7. Whether seasonal _____________________________________________

    8. Date of opening ______________________________________________

    9. Details of head office/branches __________________________________

    (a) Name and address of the head office ___________________________

    _________________________________________________________

    Number of employees ______________________________________

    (b) Name and addresses of other branches in India:

    1. _______________________________________________________

    2. _______________________________________________________

    3. _______________________________________________________

    I verify that the information furnished above is true to the best of my knowledge and

    belief.

    Place ______________ Signature of the employer

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    5.2 FORM B

    NOTICE OF CHANGE

    To

    The Controlling Authority

    _________________________

    Name of the establishment ____________________________________________

    Address ___________________________________________________________

    Take notice that following changes have taken place with effect from _______

    in the particulars furnished by me in notice dated _______________ on Form A.

    Name _____________________________________________________________

    Address ___________________________________________________________

    Name of the employer ________________________________________________

    Nature of business ___________________________________________________

    Place ___________ Signature of the employer

    Date ____________ Name and designation

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    5.3 FORM C

    NOTICE OF CLOSURE

    To

    The Controlling Authority.

    _______________________

    Take notice that it is intended to close down the establishment with effect from

    _____________________

    The other details are furnished below:-

    1. Name and address of the establishment _____________________________

    2. Name and address of the Head Office, if any _________________________

    3. Name and designation of the employer ______________________________

    4. Number of persons in employment _________________________________

    5. Number of employees entitled to gratuity ____________________________

    6. Amount of gratuity involved ______________________________________

    Date _____________ Signature of the employer

    Place _____________ Name and designation

    5.4 FORM D

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    NOTICE FOR EXCLUDING HUSBAND FROM FAMILY

    To

    The Controlling Authority (through the employer)

    (Name and address of the employer here)

    Form

    1. Name of the female employee ___________________________________

    2. Name or description of establishment where employed _______________

    3. Post held with ticket or serial no., if any ___________________________

    4. Department/ branch/section where employed _______________________

    5. Permanent address ____________________________________________

    Take notice that I, Smt. ____________ desire to exclude my husband Shri

    ______________________ from my family for the purpose of the employee of

    Gratuity Act, 1972.

    Signature/thumb-impression of the employee

    Place _____________

    Date ______________

    DECLARATION BY WITNESSES

    The above notice was signed/thumb-impressed before me.

    Name in full and address of witnesses. Signature of Witnesses.

    1. _________________ 1. ___________________

    2. _________________ 2.____________________

    Place _________

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    Date __________

    FOR USE BY THE EMPLOYER

    Received and recorded in this establishment

    Reference No. ________________

    Date _________

    Signature of the employer/officer authorized

    in this behalf by the employer.

    Copy to:-

    1. (Employee)

    2. The Controlling Authority.

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    5.5FORM E

    NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL OF NOTICE FOR EXCLUDING HUSBAND

    FROM FAMILY

    To

    The Controlling Authority (through the employer)

    ( Name and address of the employer)

    1. Name of the female employee ____________________________________

    2. Name or description of establishment where employed _________________

    _____________________________________________________________

    3. Post held with ticket or serial no., if any _____________________________

    4. Department address _____________________________________________

    Take notice that I , Smt. __________________ here by withdraw the notice

    dated ___________ whereby I excluded my husband Shri ______________

    Form my family for the purpose of the payment of Gratuity Act, 1972. The earlier notice

    was recorded under your reference no. ___________ dated _______.

    Signature/ thumb-impression of the employee

    Place _____________

    Date _____________

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    DECLARATION BY WITNESSES

    The above notice of withdrawal was signed/thumb-impressed before me.

    Name in full and full address of witnesses. Signature of Witnesses.

    1. _______________ 1. _____________

    2. _______________ 2. _____________

    Place ___________

    Date ____________

    FOR USE BY THE EMPLOYER

    Received and recorded in this establishment

    Reference no. _________ Signature of the employer/officer authorized

    Date ________________ Seal/rubber-stamp of the establishment

    Copy to:-

    a) (Employee)

    b) The Controlling Authority.

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    5.6FORM F

    NOMINATION

    To

    (Give here name or description of the establishment with full address).

    I, Shri/Shrimati/Kumari ______________________________ (name in full here)

    whose particulars are given in the statement below, hereby nominate the

    person(s) mentioned below to receive the gratuity payable after my death as also

    the gratuity standing to my credit in the event of my death before that amount has

    become payable, or having become payable has not been paid and direct that

    the said amount of gratuity shall be paid in proportion indicated against the

    name(s) of the nominee(s).

    2 I hereby certify that the person(s) mentioned is a/are member(s) of my family

    within the meaning of clause (h) of section 2 of the Payment of Gratuity Act,

    1972.

    3 I hereby declared that I have no family within the meaning of clause (h) of

    Section 2 of the said Act.

    4 (a) My father/mother/parents/ is/are not dependent on me.

    (c) My husbands father/ mother/parent is/are not dependent on my husband.

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    5 I have excluded my husband from my family by a notice dated the ____ to the

    controlling authority in terms of the proviso to Clause (h) of Section 2 of the

    said Act.

    6 Nomination made herein invalidates my previous nomination.

    NOMINEE(S)

    STATEMENT

    1. Name of employee in full ________________________________________

    2. Sex __________________________________________________________

    3. Religion ______________________________________________________

    4. Whether unmarried/married/widow/widower _________________________

    5. Department/Branch/Section where employed _________________________

    6. Post held with ticket or, serial no., if any ____________________________

    7. Date of appointment ____________________________________________

    8. Permanent Address _____________________________________________

    Village ________ Thana ______________ Sub-division _______

    Post Office _____ District _____________ State _________

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    Name in full with Relationship with Age of nominee

    Proportion by which the gratuity

    full address of the employee

    will be shared

    1.

    2.

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    Signature/thumb-impression of the employee

    DECLARATION BY WITNESSES

    Nomination signed/thumb- impressed before me.

    Name in full and full address of witnesses. Signature of witnesses

    1. _________________________ 1. ________________________

    2. _________________________ 2. ________________________

    Place _________

    Date __________

    Certificate by the employer

    Certified that the particulars of the above nomination have been verified and recorded in

    this establishment.

    Employers reference no., if any _______Signature of the employer/officer

    Authorized

    Designation ___________

    Date ________________ Name and address of the establishment/

    Rubber stamp thereof

    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BY THE EMPLOYEE

    Received the duplicate copy of the nomination in form filed by me and duly certified by

    the employer.

    Date _________________ Signature of the employee

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    5.7 FORM G

    FRESH NOMINATION

    To

    (Give here name or description of the establishment with full address)

    I, Shri / Shrimati___________________ (name in full here) whose particulars are given

    in the statement below, have acquired a family within the meaning of clause (h) of

    Section 2 of the Payment of Gratuity Act, 1972, with effect from the ______ (date

    here)____________ in the manner indicated below and therefore nominate afresh the

    person(s) mentioned below to receive the gratuity payable after my death as also the

    gratuity standing to my credit in the event of my death before that amount has become

    payable, or having become payable has not been paid and direct that the said amount

    of gratuity shall be paid in proportion indicated against the name(s) of the nominee(s).

    2 I here by certified that the person(s) mentioned is/are member(s) of my family within

    the meaning of Clause (h) of Section 2 of the said Act.

    3 (a) My father/mother/parents is/ are not depend on me.

    (b) My husbands father/ mother/ parents is/ are not dependent on my husband.

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    4 I have excluded my husband from my family by a notice dated the_________ to the

    controlling authority in terms of the proviso to Clause (h) of Section 2 of the said Act.

    NOMINEE (S)

    MANNER OF ACQUIRING A FAMILY

    (Give details as to how a family was acquired, i.e./ whether by marriage orparents being rendered dependent or through other process like adoption.)

    STATEMENT

    1. Name of employee in full ______________________________________

    2. Sex _______________________________________________________

    3. Religion ___________________________________________________

    4. Whether unmarried/ married/ widow/ widower _____________________

    5. Department/ Branch/ Section where employed _____________________

    6. Post held with ticket or serial no., if any __________________________

    7. Date of appointment __________________________________________

    8. Permanent Address ___________________________________________

    Village __________ Thana _____________ Sub-division ________

    Post office ________ District ____________ State ______________

    Signature / thumb-impression of the employee

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    Name in full with Relationship with Age of nominee

    Proportion by which the gratuity

    full address of the employee

    will be shared

    1.

    2.

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    Place ____________

    Date _____________

    DECLARATION BY WITNESSES

    Fresh nomination signed / thumb- impressed before me.

    Name in full address of witnesses. Signature of Witnesses.

    1. __________________________ 1. ___________________________

    2. __________________________ 2. ___________________________

    Place ___________________

    Date ____________________

    CERTIFICATE BY THE EMPLOYER

    Certified that the particulars of the above nomination have been verified and recorded

    in this establishment.

    Employers Reference No _______________

    Signature of the employer / officer authorized

    Designation _________________________

    Date __________________ Name and address of the establishment /

    rubber stamp there of

    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BY THE EMPLOYEE

    Received the duplicate copy of the nomination in form field by me and duly certified by

    the employer.

    Date __________________ Signature of the employee

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    5.8 FORM H

    MODIFICATION OF NOMINATION

    To

    (Give here name or description of the establishment with full address).

    I, Shri/ Shrimati / Kumari ______________________ (name in full here ) whose

    particulars are given in the statement below, hereby give notice that the nomination field

    by me on ___________ and recorded under your reference ____________ (date

    ____________) No. ________________ dated__________________ shall stand

    modified in the following manner:

    (Here give details of the modification intended)

    STATEMENT

    1. Name of employee in full ________________________________________

    2. Sex __________________________________________________________

    3. Religion ______________________________________________________

    4. Whether unmarried / married / widow / widower ______________________

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    5. Department / Branch / section where employed _______________________

    6. Post held with ticket or, serial no., if any ____________________________

    7. Date of appointment ____________________________________________

    8. Address in full _________________________________________________

    Signature / thumb-impression of the employee

    Place ___________

    Date ____________

    DECLARATION BY WITNESSES

    Modification of nomination signed / thumbed-impressed before me.

    Name in full and full address of witnessed.

    1. __________________ 1.__________________

    2. __________________ 2.__________________

    3. Place ___________

    4. Date ____________

    CERTICATE BY THE EMPLOYER

    Certified that the above modification have been recorded.

    Employers Reference No. _________________________

    Signature of the employer / officer authorized

    Designation _______________________

    Date __________ Name and address of the establishment/

    rubber stamp thereof

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    STATEMENT

    1. Name in full __________________________________________________

    2. Address in full _________________________________________________

    3. Department / Branch / Section where last employed ___________________

    4. Post held with ticket or, serial no., if any ____________________________

    5. Date of appointment ____________________________________________

    6. Date and clause of termination of service ____________________________

    7. Total period of service ___________________________________________

    8. Amount of wages last drawn ______________________________________

    9. Amount of gratuity claimed ______________________________________

    (a) I was rendered totally disabled as a result of _________________________

    __________________________________________________________________

    (here give the details of the nature of disease or accident)

    The evidences / witnesses in support of my total disablement are as follows:-

    _____________________________________________________________

    (Here give detail)

    (b) Payment may please be made in cash /open or closed back cheque.

    (c) As the amount of gratuity payable is less than Rupees One Thousand, I shall

    request you to arrange for payment of the sum due to me by Postal Money Order

    at the address mentioned above after deducting Postal Money Order commission

    there from.

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    Yours faithfully

    Place _____________ ____________________________________

    Date _____________ Signature / thumb-impression of the employee

    5.10 FORM J

    APPLICATION FOR GRATUITY BY A NOMINEE

    To

    (Give here name or description of the establishment with full address)

    Sir / Gentlemen,

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    I beg to apply for payment of gratuity to which I am entitled under Sub-section (1) of

    section 4 of the Payment of Gratuity Act, 1972, as nominee of late ___________ (Name

    of the employee) who was an employee of your ______________ establishment and

    died on the _______________________.

    The gratuity is payable on account of the death of the aforesaid employee while in

    service / superannuation of the aforesaid employee on _________________/ retirement

    or resignation of the aforesaid employee on ______________ after completion of

    ___________________ years of service / total disablement of the aforesaid employee

    due to accident or disease while in service whit effect from the ____________.

    Necessary particulars relating to my claim are given in the statement below:-

    STATEMENT

    1. Name of applicant nominee_________________________________________

    2. Address in full of the applicant nominee_______________________________

    3. Marital status of the applicant nominee (unmarried /married / widow / widower)

    _______________________________________________________

    4. Name in full of the employee________________________________________

    5. Marital status of the employee _______________________________________

    6. Relationship of the nominee with the employee_________________________

    7. Total period of the nominee with the employee _________________________

    8. Date of the appointment of the employee ______________________________

    9. Date and cause of termination of service of the employee__________________

    10.Department / branch / section where the employee last work _______________

    11.Post held by the employee with ticket or, serial no., if any _________________

    12.Total wages last drawn by the employee _______________________________

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    13.Date of death and evidence / witness as proof of death of the employee

    _____________________________________________________________

    14.Reference No. of recorded nomination, if available ______________________

    15.Total gratuity payable to the employee ________________________________

    16.Share of gratuity claimed ___________________________________________

    (a)I declare that the particulars mentioned in the above statement are true and

    correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.

    (b)Payment may please be made in cash / crossed or open bank cheque.

    (c)As the amount payable is less than Rupees One Thousand, I shall request you to

    arrange for a payment of the sum due to me by Postal Money Order at the

    address mentioned above after deducting Postal Money Order commission there

    from.

    Your faithfully

    Place _____________ __________________________________

    Date ______________ Signature / thumb- impression of applicant nominee

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    CHAPTER-6

    Research Methodology

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    Research Purpose :- To fine out the working of HRD Department / Time Office.

    Research Type:- Questionnaires Methods / Research Methods

    Sample Size :- 10

    Survey On :- HRD staff

    Survey Premises :-ACL, Bhatapara

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    1) Do you have a job rotation policy?

    Yes 60%

    No 40%

    Yes

    No

    Interpretation:-

    Many employees get bore for doing a specific job and because of that they lost

    interest which is not good for working environment. So organization has job

    rotation policy.

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    2) Do you have a rehiring policy ?

    Yes 0%

    No 100%

    Yes

    No

    Interpretation:-

    Rehiring policy is not there in ACL. Once the employee get fired or resign for the post

    he cannot work again in ACL.

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    3) Whether the plant have any referral scheme?

    Yes 0%

    No 100%

    Yes

    No

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    4) Is car own or leased?

    Own 0%

    Lease 100%

    Own

    Lease

    Interpretation:-

    In ACL car is provided on lease. But it is for the General manager and the employee

    above M1 category.

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    5. Does the plant pay for the drivers cost?

    Yes 0%

    No 100%

    Yes

    No

    Interpretation:-

    In ACL there are some private cars, some cars are provided on lease. In private car

    driver cost paid by car owner. Car which is provided on lease the driver cost is paid by

    company, some of the pool driver which cost is also paid by texi owner.

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    6. Employee provided:

    Earning Leave 30

    Casual Leave 10

    Sick Leave Not Applicable

    Interpretation :-

    In one year employee works minimum 240 days and maximum 300 day then after they

    get Earning Leave.

    And casual leave and sick leave is provided by the Company.

    7. What are the various training program in your plant?

    Interpretation:-

    a. Technical:- This program helps how to work in production line by engineers, ITI

    and diploma.

    b. Behavioral:- This program helps to maintain employee behavior with in the

    organization.

    c. Safety :- This program helps worker that how to use safety equipment.

    d. Soft skill:- this is for how to talk with others and how to represent himself within

    the organization.

    e. Induction:- Given an idea about culture and environment ( working culture) of the

    plant.

    f. Leadership:- It is for the top level management.

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    8. Is there any retention program in the plant?

    Yes 60%

    No 40%

    Yes

    No

    Interpretation:-

    If the employee is experienced and perform well for the plant goodwill but he is

    not satisfy for the working environment or salary and thinking for resign then

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    organization provided retention bonus or any increment for those employees

    only.

    9. Is there any retention bonus?

    Yes 0%

    No 100%

    Yes

    No

    Interpretation :-

    No, there is no retention bonus.

    But plant provide bonus for those employee whos basic salary is 10,000 Rs and

    below 10,000 Rs.

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    It is based on 3500*12=42000

    42000*8.33= 3498.6 Rs.

    10.How much amount does the plant provide for travel?

    Interpretation:-

    If any employee going out of station for office work than plant provide Rs. 400 with

    bill and Rs. 200 without bill. Its depend upon the place where the employee go for

    official work.

    11.In plant there is work for home policy?

    Yes 0%

    No 100%

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    Yes

    No

    12.In plant there is flexi policy?

    Yes 0%

    No 100%

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    Yes

    No

    13.In plant there are reporting pattern?

    Yes 100%

    No 0%

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    Yes

    No

    Interpretation:-

    In ACL there is no work for home policy. In ACL employee work according to

    their shift.

    The shift is A, B, C and General shift.

    In shift A working schedule is 6 A.M.to 2 P.M.

    In shift B working schedule is 2 P.M. to 6 A.M.

    In shift C Working schedule is 10 P.M. to 6 A.M.

    And the timing of general shift is 8 A.M. to 5 P.M.

    14.Are there any specific programs to help communication within the

    organization?

    Yes 60%

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    No 40%

    Yes

    No

    Interpretation:-

    To help communication within the organization specific programs are like verbal

    discussion, common meetings. This is very useful for the employee to interact

    with other employees.

    15.What type of language you use when you instruct your worker?

    a. Hindi Yes

    b. English Yes

    c. Both Yes

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    d. Local Language Yes

    16.Is the petrol expenses bore by the plant?

    Interpretation:-

    Plant is not bore the petrol expenses. Plant gives conveyance allowance for the

    employee. It is according to the grade.

    Grade Conveyance Allowance

    M-O Cos

    M-OA Cos

    M-1 3500/-

    M-1A 2750/-

    M-2 2000/-

    M-2A 1600/-

    M-3 1200/-

    M-4 800/-

    M-5A 600/-

    M-5B 350/-

    S-2 0

    17.Organization provides any concession regarding the education of

    employees children?

    Yes 100%

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    No 0%

    Yes No

    Interpretation:-

    ACL established Ambuja Vidhya Pith School in 1988.there is 50% concession for

    employees children. And for higher education plant provided Rs. 300/- for employee

    children.

    18.Any cultural hall or separate room provided by the organization?

    Yes 100%

    No 0%

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    Yes

    No

    Interpretation:-

    There is a Ambuja Colony and a rest house near by the ACL. In this colony there is a

    cultural hall for get-together and for many other programs.

    19.Plant offer a pension or retirement saving plan or profit saving plan for theemployee?

    Yes 100%

    No 0%

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    Yes

    No

    Interpretation:-

    Plant provided provident fund for the employee.

    20.Are there any programs to assist employee when their personal problem

    may affect there on job productivity?

    Yes 80%

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    No 20%

    Yes

    No

    Interpretation:-

    When employees problem affect job productivity then organization helps to

    solve their problem through verbal discussion.

    21.Is it effective for employee?

    Yes 80%

    No 20%

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    Yes

    No

    Interpretation:-

    This type of program helps to solve the employees problem and also helps to

    increase employees confidence and with the help of this program he can

    perform duty without any stress.

    22.Is there any formal or informal orientation program for new employee?

    Yes 100%

    No 0%

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    Yes

    No

    Interpretation:-

    In ACL there is formal orientation program for new employee, which gives an

    idea about the culture and environment (working culture) of the plant.

    23.Do you follow rules and regulation instructed by organization?

    Yes 100%

    No 0%

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    Yes

    No

    Interpretation:-

    Rules and regulation followed by employee because any misconduct will take action

    against the employee.

    24.Are there any rules regarding the timing?

    Yes 100%

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    No 0%

    Yes

    No

    Interpretation:-

    There are 4 shift for employees and workers. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. is for general shift, 6

    A.M.to 2 P.M. is for A shift, 2 P.M.to 6 A.M. is for B shift and 10 P.M. to 6 A.M. is for C

    shift.

    25.Do you have a written safety program and policy for your organization?

    Yes 100%

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    No 0%

    Yes

    No

    26.Do you pay any fine for braking rules and regulations?

    Yes 100%

    No 0%

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    Yes

    No

    Interpretation:-

    No fines for braking rules but strict action taken against those employees for any

    misconduct.

    27.How does the travel policy work?

    Interpretation:-

    GENERAL TRAVEL EXPENSES

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    Mode of traveling( one Local/outstation Mode Lodging Boarding Incidental

    Journey Allowance

    Grade place to another place) of Conveyance (includg per day per day Allowance

    Allowance for private

    Off./Res. To Stn./ A Port Rs.(Refer Rs.(Refer / day Rs

    / day Arrange-

    & As port/Stn. To hotel Note 2) Note 2)

    ment Rs.

    & Vice-versa)

    M-O & Air-Business class for MO

    MOA grade only. For MOA A/c Company Car / A/c taxi 10000 Actual 300

    200 3000

    Economy Class/Train-1st

    A/c (Executive Chair car)

    M-1 & Air-Economy class/Train A/c Company Car / A/c taxi

    M-1 A 1st A/c (Ordinary Chair Car) 7500 800 250

    200 2300

    M-2/ Air-Economy Class / Train

    M-2 A 2nd/3rd AC (Ord. Chair Car) Non-A/c Taxi /Auto 6000 600 200200 1800

    M-3 Air- Economy Class / Train Non-A/c Taxi / Auto/

    - 2nd/3rd AC (Ord Chair Car) Public Transport 5000 500 150

    200 1500

    M-4 Air-Economy Class/ Train- Non- A/c Taxi/ Auto /

    2nd/3rd (Ord. Chair Car) Public Transport 4000 500 150

    200 1200

    M-5 A/ Train- 3rd A/c (Ordinary Non- A/c sharing Taxi / Auto

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    Note:

    1.Employees in Grade M3 & M4 will also be allowed to travel by low fare airlines, so

    long as the total airfare is within their train eligibility under the travel rules in force, as

    increased by 50% of the eligible train fare.

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    2. Lodging & Boarding Allow. Will be applicable only when Guest House Facility is not

    provided by the company.

    3. The Limit of lodging charge will stand increased by 25 % for Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkatta,

    Banglore, Chennai, Pune & Hyderabad.

    4. All the above are Basic only. Taxes/surcharge not to be considered in limit.

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    CHAPTER-7

    FINDING / SUGGESION / CONCLUSION

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    7.1 FINDINGS

    1. Time in and time out is maintained.

    2. Organization provide many programs like induction, safety and technical programwhich is very help full for employee.

    3. In ACL there are employee provident fund scheme and bonus scheme.

    4. Car facility is provided by the plant. This facility is as per the grade.

    5. Employee who is below the M1 grade car facility is not for those employees.

    6. No rehiring policy available in the plant.

    7. Plant gives travel allowance.

    8. Plant provides educational benefit for employees children.

    9. Different forms regarding the employee are maintained in time office.

    10. Time in and Time out facility are maintained computerized.

    11.Employees are having unique emp. No. which is known as SAP.

    12.Less paper work.

    13. Because of daily report attendance is maintained daily.

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    7.2 SUGGESTION

    1. In time office staff is less and work is huge.

    2. If there is less staff then maximum work can be computerized.

    3. Induction programs are performed in a specific sequence. This is helpful for new

    employee to understand the working environment of the plant.

    4. Proper training to manpower.

    5. Rehiring policy should be little flexi. This is for those employees; whose

    retirement is near.

    6. Retention policy and referral policy should be applied in plant.

    7.3 CONCLUSION

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    Personnel Management related to HR Department. And HR Department is the soul of

    any organization. All type of work like making the final payment of an employee,

    maintaining attendance, check the entry and exit of an employee and worker is

    performed by HRD Department and Time Office.

    But the main problem which is facing by the HRD Employee and the time office staff is

    huge paper work and less number of employees. So the staff member is doing huge

    work within the duty period.

    In HRD Department there are such soft ware which is used by employee, but it is not

    sufficient to reduce work load. So employee needs proper training and they have toaware about the technology.

    It is important to organize such training for employee with in the proper sequence of

    time.

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    CHAPTER-8

    QUESTIONNEIR

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    I, Shweta Yadav from DIMAT, Raipur to make a survey on Personnel Management in

    ACL Bhatapara and I would like to know your feedback would you mind spending a few

    minutes helping me by answering this questionnaire?

    Name of employee: .

    Designation :.

    1. Do you have a job rotation policy? Yes No

    2. Do you have a rehiring policy? Yes No

    3. Whether the plant has a referral scheme? Yes No

    4. If yes then what is the referral amount? ..

    5. What are the condition under which loan is given?......................

    6. What is the loan amount?

    7. What is the loan interest rate? ..

    8. Is the car own or leased?...........................

    9. Is the petrol expenses bore by the plant? Yes No

    10.Does the plant pay for the divers cost ? yes No

    11.You have provided :

    a. Earning Leave: b.Casual Leave :. c. Sick Live :..

    12.What are the various training program in your plant?

    13.How many types of training are conducted?

    a) Technical b) Leadership c) Induction d) Any Other

    14.Is there any retention program in the plant? Yes No

    15.Whether the plant provide any retention bonus? Yes No

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    16.What is your staff turnover rate? .

    17.How does the travel policy work? .

    18.How much amount does the plant provided for travel?

    a) For Domestic: b. For Abroad:

    19.In plant there is work from home policy? Yes No

    20.In plant there is flexi policy? Yes No

    21.In plant there are reporting pattern? Yes No

    22.Are there any specific program to help communication within the organization?

    Yes No

    23.What type of language you use when you instruct your workers?

    a) Hindi b) English c) Both d) Local Language

    24.Organization provides any concession regarding the education of employees

    children? Yes No

    25.Any cultural hall or separate room provided by organization? Yes No

    26.Plant offers a pension or retirement saving plan or profit saving plan for the

    employee? Yes No

    27.Are there any program to assist employee when their personal problem may

    affect there on job productivity? Yes No

    28.Is it effective for employee? Yes No

    29.Is there any formal or informal orientation program? Yes No

    30.Do you follow rules and regulation instructed by organization? Yes No

    31.Are there any rules regarding the timing? Yes No

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    32.Do you have written safety program, policy for your organization? Yes No

    33.Do you pay any fine for breaking rules and regulation? Yes No

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    CHAPTER- 9

    BIBLIOGRAPHY

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    1. Payment Of Gratuity Act, 1972. Written by B.R.PODAR

    2. The Minimum Wages Act, 1948. Law Publishing Co. Pvt.Ltd.