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Gratuity provision on a fixed-term cohort

Takes headcount, monthly wage and length of service and returns the gratuity now accruing where it previously did not, so the figure can be put in a provision.

Code on Social Security, 2020, and the central rules under it

The figures

Set to the worked example in the note. Figures entered stay in this browser: nothing is sent, nothing is stored.

INR 80,000

Result

About INR 1.38 crore, on the figures entered

Gratuity accrued across the cohort on one year of service, at INR 46,154 per person per year.

The arithmetic

  1. Eligibility: a fixed-term employee becomes eligible after one year of serviceEligible, at one completed yearCode on Social Security, 2020, section 53
  2. Years counted: a further period of more than six months may be counted as an additional yearone yearCode on Social Security, 2020, section 53
  3. Fifteen days' wages for each completed year: 15/26 x INR 80,000INR 46,154 per person per yearCode on Social Security, 2020, section 53
  4. x one year countedINR 46,154 per personCode on Social Security, 2020, section 53
  5. x 300 in the cohortINR 1,38,46,154, about INR 1.38 croreCode on Social Security, 2020, section 53

Assumptions

  • Every person in the cohort is a fixed-term employee with the same length of service and the same monthly wage.
  • Gratuity is fifteen days' wages for each completed year, calculated as 15/26 of the monthly wage, as in the note.
  • A fixed-term employee becomes eligible after one year. A further period of more than six months but less than a year is counted as an additional year; the Code permits that rounding, and this tool applies it.
  • The wage entered is the wage on which gratuity is calculated. The Code on Wages, 2019 limits excluded allowances to half of total remuneration, which may raise that base; this tool does not compute it.
  • Rules made by a State may differ from the central position. The figure is a provision for the years entered, not a payment due on any date.

A figure returned here takes no account of the facts of any matter. It is information, not advice.

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Sources

  1. The Code on Social Security, 2020 (No. 36 of 2020)On this site: The Code on Social Security, 2020
  2. The Code on Wages, 2019 (No. 29 of 2019)On this site: The Code on Wages, 2019
  3. The Social Security (Central) Rules, 2026, G.S.R. 344(E), 8 May 2026On this site: Social Security (Central) Rules, 2026