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Employees Compensation Act,
1923 (E.C.Act, 1923)
Dr.K.PADMANABHAN
Assistant Professor of Corporate Secretaryship
Bharathidasan Govt. College for Women (Autonomous)
Puducherry-605 003.
Note
This PPT is prepared for the U.G. Students with a view
to simplify the lengthy paragraphs.
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[drkpnabhan@rediffmail.com; 919842793943]
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Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW,
Puducherry.
Objective of the Act
Objective of The E.C. Act, 1923
To provide Relief to
Workmen

and/or their

Dependants

if workmen
Dead

Disabled

due to accidents arising out of and in the course of employment

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Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
Defences Available to Employers Before Passing E.C.Act, 1923
Doctrine
Risk

of

Assumed ‘volenti non fit injuria’-Where there is consent
there is not injury.
Employer not liable to pay compensation to
employee for injury

Doctrine of
Employment

Common

Worker injured by some
Worker working with
act or omission of some
several persons for
of the persons of his
common purpose.
group.

Employee not entitled to compensation for injury
Doctrine of
caused by his own negligence. (Employer not
Contributory Negligence responsible for negligence on the part of
employees).
End of Personal Action Personal Action (of employee) came to an end
with Death
due to death of employee.
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Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
Ways Open to Employees for Claiming Compensation

Injured employee
may

File a Civil suit or

Employee
choice
Claim compensation between these
under E.C.Act,1923 two reliefs.

Employee cannot file a suit for damages in any Court
of Law if
He
filed
E.C.Act,1923

claim

Existence of agreement between
under employee & employer for payment
of
compensation
as
per
E.C.Act,1923.

Comparison
Civil Suit

E.C.Act, 1923

Risky & costly

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Employer can put forward all Safe & less costly.
defences available to him under
law of torts. Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
Scope & Coverage of the Act
Extends to whole of India
Applies to employees employed in
Not apply to
Factories

members of Armed Forces of
Union

Mines

Employees covered by ESI Act,
1948.
(Dependants’
Benefit
available)

Plantations
Transport Establishments
Construction works
Railways

Casual workers & workers
employed otherwise than for
employer’s trade or business.

Ships
Circuses
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Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
Definitions
Explanation
Commissioner for
Sec.2(1)(b) Commissioner Employees Compensation
appointed u/s.20.
Compensation as
Sec.2(1)(c) Compensation
provided for by this Act.
Person who depends upon
Sec.2(1)(d) Dependant
another for his livlihood.
(General Meaning).
Section

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Term

Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
Dependant
Dependants-whether actually
so or not.

Wholly Dependant on the Dependants-Wholly or in Part
earnings of the Employee at Dependant on the earnings of the
Employee at the time of death.
the time of death.

Widow

Widower

Minor legitimate or adopted son.

Parent other than a Widowed
Mother.

Unmarried legitimate or adopted
daughter or

Minor illegitimate son

Widowed Mother

Unmarried
illegitimated
daughter or daughter legitimate
or illegitimate or adopted or
adopted if married & a minor or
Son or Daughter attained 18 if widowed & a minor.
years of age and infirm.
Minor brother or unmarried
sister or a widowed sister if
minor.
Minor child of pre-deceased son.

Minor child of pre-deceased
daughter where no parent of
child alive or.
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Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW,
Puducherry.

Paternal grandparent if no parent
of the employee is alive.
Definitions

Employer-Sec.2(1)(e):”Employer” includes
• Any body of persons whether incorporated or not;
• Any managing agent of an employer; and
• The legal representative of a deceased employer.

Disablement:
Loss of capacity to work or to move.
Disablement of an employee may result in loss or

reduction of his earning capacity. (Not able to earn as
much as worker used to earn before his disablement).
[Eg.Before Disablement-Rs.200; After DisablementRs.100]
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Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
Definitions
Employer-Sec.2(1)(e): Employer includes
Body
of
persons
Legal Representative
Managing Agent
whether incorporated
of
a
deceased
of an employer.
or not.
employer.

Disablement
Loss of capacity to work or to move.

Result
loss

reduction (Not able to earn as much as worker
used to earn before his disablement)

of earning capacity of employee.
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Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
Disablement
Disablement of an employee may result in
loss
or
reduction
of his earning capacity

Partial Disablement

Total Disablement
[Temporary/Permanent]

Reduces earning capacity
Temporary Partial
Disablement
Reduces
earning
capacity
of
an
employee in ANY
EMPLOYMENT
he was engaged at
the time of accident.
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Permanent Partial
Disablement
Reduces
earning
capacity
of
an
employee in EVERY
EMPLOYMENT he
was
capable
of
undertaking at the time
of injury.

Incapacitates
an
employee
for
ALL
WORK he was capable
of performing at the time
of accident.

Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
Definition

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Employees-Sec.2(1)(n)
Master,
Seaman
/other
member of crew of ship
Captain/other member
crew of aircraft

Not
permanently
employed
in
any
administrative, district
or sub-divisional office
of railway & not
employed in capacity
as
specified
in
Schedule-II

of

Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW,
Puducherry.

Railway Servant

Driver, helper mechanic,
cleaner or in any capacity in Employed
in
connection
with
motor any capacity as
vehicle.

specified
in
Person recruited for work Schedule-II.
abroad
by
companyemployed outside India in any
capacity
specified
in
Schedule-II. (Ship, aircraft/
motor vehicle/company –
registered in India.

Not include – employment of casual nature.[Casual Nature-Not regular/continuous]
Rules Regarding Employees' Compensation
Employer’s Liability for Compensation:
Employer is liable to pay compensation to an employee
[Accident & Occupational Diseases]
For personal injury caused to For any occupational disease
employee by accident.
contacted by employee.

Accident
Occupational Disease
Arising out of (due to- Exposed to certain diseases
reason) & in the course of inherent in those occupations.
(during-time) employment.

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Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
Employer’s Liability & Non-Liability to Pay Compensation

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Employer
Not Liable to Pay Compensation
Liable to Pay Compensation

For Injury caused to an employee by accident
arising out of & in the course of employment – if

not result in

Occupational
Disease

Accident

Total

[a]Injury

Partial

Disablement
Exceeding 3 days.

arising out of and in
exposed
to [b]Workman
the
course
of
influence of
employment, resulting certain diseases
inherent in those drug
into
Disablement

occupations

Under [b] & [c] not liable to pay
compensation not apply in case of
workmen dead. (i.e.Employer Liable to
pay compensation)

[c]Workman
willfully

Death

under
At the time of
drink/

disobeyed

accident .

Safety Rules

Safety guard /
removed /
disregarded other device

Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
Sec 3(1) Linkages

• personal injury
by
• accident

event

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context
• arising out of
and in the
course
• employment

• employer
liable to pay
employee
• compensation

Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.

result
Personal Injury by Accident
Eg.

1

2

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Fact of the Case
Decision
Employee in course of his duties,
frequently to go into a heating room Accident
[Death
& from there to a cooling room. One was due to personal
night he went into the cooling room, Injury]
he got phenumonia of which he dies.

Death is result of an
Person becomes insane as a result of accident.
an accident & then commits suicide. [compensation to be
awarded].

Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
Arising out of & in the course of employment

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"Arising Out Of and In The Course Of Employment”
Arise Out of Employment

In the Course of Employment

Nexus
[connectivity]
must
be Employee is helping the employer's business
established between the accident and goals in doing the activity where the injury
the employment
occurred.
Conditions
Injury resulted from risk incidental to
the duties of service. [Injury- during
the course of employment].
Time during which employment continues.
At the time of injury-worker engaged
in business of employer. [Not involved
for his personal advantage or benefit].
[emphasizes that there must be a
[emphasizes the time when accidental injury
casual connection between the
was caused]
employment and the accidental injury]
arising out of - suggests the cause of in the course of - refers to the time, place,
the accident
and circumstances of the accident

Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.

These words refer to the link between the cause of the accident and the employment.
Theory of Notional Extension
Concept: Employer is liable for injury to his employee even when
the employee is away from the premises at the time of accident.
General Rule

Employment of an employee does
Not commence until he reached Not continue When he left the place
place of employment.
of employment.
The journey to & from the place of work excluded.

But Theory of Notional Extension
Included the journey to & from the place of work.
[Going to work place from residence or while returning from work place to
residence].
If the employee dies due to accident while going to work place from
residence or while returning from work place to residence, as an accident
arising out of and during the course of employment and as such entitled for
compensation.[Theory of Notional Extension]
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Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
Cases of Accidents Arising Out of & In the Course of Employment
Case
A railway employee was ordered to travel
to a certain station to repair a water main.
When he had finished the work & was
crossing the platform to catch the train, he
slipped & died as a result.

Accident Arose out of & in the course of
employment



A watchman in the course of his duty lifted
G.I.Pipe in order to keep it in a safe place.
While doing so, he received injury.



An employee suffered from heart disease
& died on account of strain of work by
keeping continuously standing or walking.



An employee suffering from heart
disease after having worked for 8
hours on a hot day in a mill collapsed.
There was evidence to the effect that
collapse was likely to have been
caused by strain of work on a diseased
heart.
Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.



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Occupational Diseases
Workers employed in certain occupations are exposed to
certain diseases which are inherent [its character] in those
occupations.
Eg.
 Infections due to contamination.
 Infra-red radiations.
 Skin diseases [Chemical, Leather Processing Units].
 Hearing impairment caused by noise.
 Lung Cancer caused by asbestos dust.
 Diseases due to effect of heat/cold in extreme hot/cold
climate, etc.
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Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
Compensation for What?

Sec-4 Provides for Compensation for

Death
Permanent
Total

Temporary

Partial

Total

Partial

[or]

Disablement
Total

Partial

Permanent Temporary Permanent Temporary

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Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
Compensation
Compensation

Factors considered for calculation / Depends on
Death
Disablement
Permanent
a)Nature of
Injury

Total

Temporary

Partial

Total

Partial

[or]
Total

Partial

Permanent Temporary Permanent Temporary

b)Monthly Wages of Employee
c)Relevant Factor
No Distinction between Adult & Minor
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Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
Amount of Compensation
Compensation
for Death

Compensation for Disablement
Permanent Disablement

Total

Partial
[Injury listed in
Part-II of
Schedule-I]

Temporary
Total/Partial

% of loss of
50% of M.W. X 60% of M.W. X R.F. earning capacity –
R.F. [or] 1,20,000 [or] 1,40,000 whichever that [such] % of 25% of M.W. –
compensation
Payable every
whichever is more. is more.
payable in case of Half-Month.
Permanent Total
Disablement.

Injury not listed in Schedule-I
As in case of PTD-proportionate to loss of earning capacity [loss of
earning capacity-assessed by qualified medical practitionerconsidering list of injuries listed in Schedule-I]
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Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
Amount of Compensation
Calculation of Compensation for Death
50 X (M.W) X (R.F.)
100

Formula

or 1,20,000 whichever is more

Employee

Eg.

M.W. (Rs.)

Date of Death (By Accident)

Date of Birth

Rs.3,000

12/03/2000

14/07/1965

Completed Years of age on 14/07/1999
Relevant Factor for Age 34

Calculation

∴ the
Compensation is

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199.40

Amount of
50% of Rs.3,000 X 199.40 or 1,20,000
Compensation whichever is more
50 X 3000 X 199.40
Rs.2,99,100
100

Rs.2,99,100

Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
Amount of Compensation
Calculation of Compensation for PTD
60 X (M.W) X (R.F.)
100

Formula

or 1,40,000 whichever is more

Employee

Eg.

M.W. (Rs.)

Date of PTD (By Accident)

Date of Birth

Rs.3,000

12/03/2000

14/07/1965

Completed Years of age on 14/07/1999
Relevant Factor for Age 34

Calculation

∴ the
Compensation is

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199.40

Amount of
60% of Rs.3,000 X 199.40 or 1,40,000
Compensation whichever is more
60 X 3000 X 199.40
Rs.3,58,920
100

Rs.3,58,920

Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
Amount of Compensation
Calculation of Compensation for PPD
60 X (M.W) X (R.F.)
100

Formula

or 1,40,000 whichever is more

Employee

Eg.

M.W. (Rs.)

Date of PTD (By Accident)

Date of Birth

Rs.2,000

14/09/1999

01/08/1969

Completed Years of age on 01/08/1999
Relevant Factor for Age 30

Calculation

∴ the
Compensation is

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207.98

Amount of
60% of Rs.2,000 X 207.98 or 1,40,000
Compensation whichever is more
60% of 60 X 2000 X 207.98
Rs.1,49,746
100

Rs.1,49,746

Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
Compensation to be paid
When due?

If employer not accept the
compensation to the extent
claimed - Result

Time Limit for
Payment

Should
make
provisional
Within 1 month from
payment to the extent he
the due date.
accepts.
As soon as it falls
due-i.e., Liability Payment should be deposited
for payment of with
Commissioner
for
compensation
is Employees’ Compensation.
fixed on employer.

If not, Commissioner
direct the employer to
pay the arrears with
simple interest rate of
12% or as prevailing in
bank.
Further delay-50% of

Employee having right to make
amount due will be
any further claim.

recovered as penalty.

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Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
Review of Half-monthly Payment
Half-monthly Payment may be Reviewed
By

On Application by
Employer

Commissioner

or

Employee

Application must be accompanied by Certificate
of Qualified Medical Practitioner that
There has been change in condition of employee

On review, the half-monthly payment may be
Continued Increased Decreased Ended

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Converted into a lump-sum

Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
Rules Regarding Distribution of Compensation

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Rules

with
of
Lump-sum Deposit
Compensation due to an Commissioner
Not valid
employee/person under legal
disability

1 Payment

2

Deceased Employee (Death of
Employee)

Employer
may
make
advances Amount equal to 3 months
payment directly wages of employee
to dependant
Pay compensation not less
than ` 10 to employee [or]

Adult Male Worker
[Totally/Partially Disabled]

Employer may
either

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Compensation amount
deposited with Commissioner

Employer - discharged from liability

5

Commissioner cause notice to Dependants to appear before him for
be published/served on
determining the distribution of compensation.

6

If Commissioner satisfied
Repay the balance to employer.
that no dependant exists

3

Deposit with commissioner

Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.

If employer makes direct
payment to dependants

Compensation for Death &
Rules Regarding Distribution of Compensation
Commissioner
shall
disbursement statement.

furnish

compensation

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Apportionment of Compensation
(by Commissioner)

apportioned
among
dependants or any one of
them in such proportion
as he thinks fit.

Commissioner may at
his
discretion
allot
compensation to any one
dependant.

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To Whom Compensation payable

Person entitled

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Lump-sum
deposited
with May be invested, applied or otherwise dealt with for
Commissioner payable to woman benefit of woman or person under legal disability as
or person under legal disability
commissioner directed.

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Commissioner may pay to dependant or any other
Half-monthly payment payable
person whom the commissioner thinks best fitted to
to person under legal disability
provide for the welfare of the employee.

12

Neglect
of
Children
by
parent/variation of circumstances Commissioner may vary earlier orders regarding
of any dependant/other sufficient distribution/investment of compensation
cause

13

If Commissioner vary orders as payment of compensation obtained by fraud or
in point 12 by reason of the fact impersonation or other improper – it may be
that
recovered as arrear of land revenue.

Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.

If applied by employer

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Notice & Claim
Notice
Commissioner

By

Employee

Manner

Claim

In Writing

Time

As soon as after happening
of the accident

Preferred
before

Within 2
years of

Commissioner
Occurrence of
accident
death

Name &address (of person
injured)
Content

cause of injury
Date of accident

Serving of Notice

Employer/Any
one
of
several employers /Any
person
responsible
to
employer for management
of any branch of trade or
business

Mode of Serving
Notice

By delivery/regd.post

The
Commissioner
may
entertain & decide any claim
(no notice or prefer claim) if he
satisfied that even if there is
failure to give notice or prefer
claim

Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW,
Puducherry.

To Whom

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Fatal Accidents
Sec-10-A [Power to require from employers
statements regarding Fatal Accidents]

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Sec-10-B [Report of Fatal
Accidents & Serious Bodily
Injuries]

To

By

Regd. Post

Require employer

To Submit statement stating
Time
circumstance leading to death of
Limit
employee

Format

Prescribed Form

Time Limit

Within 30 days of service of notice

liable

or

Not liable

Commissioner
7
days
accident

Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW,
Puducherry.

Employer required to give
Commissioner receives from any source regarding notice about accident in his
resulting
in
fatal accident of an employee, send notice to premises
death/serious bodily injury
employer
send report

of

This section – not apply to

Further indication
To deposit compensation on
factories to which ESI Act,
to be made by
account of death
1948 applies.
employer
in
the
Statement whether Deposit within Indicate
for
in his opinion, he is 30 days of ground
notice
disclaimer
Medical Examination & Its Rules

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In certain cases of accidents, an employees has to be medically examined to entitle to
claim compensation
Employee

To Whom

Employer

Time limit – employer arrange for Before expiry of 3 days from the date of service
Medical Examination
of notice

Cost of Medical Examination

Free of Charge

Medical Examination by

Qualified Medical Practitioner

If employee refuse/obstruct for Medical Right to compensation
Examination
refusal/obstruction

–suspended

till

Right to compensation – suspended till he
& offers himself for Medical
Examination

Employee voluntarily leaves without
returns
examined

Employee refused Medical Examination Commissioner may, if thinks fit, direct the
& subsequently dies
payment of compensation

If right to compensation is suspended

No compensation for suspended period.

If injury of an employee aggravated due
Entitled to compensation only for the normal
to
his
refusal
for
Medical
injury & not for aggravated injury.
Examination/follow instructions

Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW,
Puducherry.

Notice of accident by
Compensation – First Charge on Assets
Claim for compensation – Preferential Debt.
Employer may attempt to transfer his
immovable assets before discharging
his liability to pay compensation
which accrued before the date of
transfer
Compensation to be first charge on Sec.14-A creates first charge on
assets transferred by employer
immovable assets transferred by the
employer in respect of compensation
payable by him under the E.C. Act
provided the liability for the
compensation accrued before the
date of transfer.

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Date of Transfer of Assets

01-02-2013

Eg.

Date of Liability accrued

10-02-2013

Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW,
Puducherry.
References
 Elements of Industrial Law – N.D.Kapoor
 PPTs of

Hari Parmeshwar
Ranjeet Kumar Yadav
AFTERSCHO☻OL

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Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW,
Puducherry.
THANK YOU

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Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW,
Puducherry.

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Employees compensation act 1923

  • 1. Employees Compensation Act, 1923 (E.C.Act, 1923) Dr.K.PADMANABHAN Assistant Professor of Corporate Secretaryship Bharathidasan Govt. College for Women (Autonomous) Puducherry-605 003.
  • 2. Note This PPT is prepared for the U.G. Students with a view to simplify the lengthy paragraphs. Your feed back & suggestions are invited for improvement of this PPT & to take efforts to prepare PPTs on other areas of Labour Laws & other areas of subject relating to Corporate Secretaryship. [drkpnabhan@rediffmail.com; 919842793943] 2 Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
  • 3. Objective of the Act Objective of The E.C. Act, 1923 To provide Relief to Workmen and/or their Dependants if workmen Dead Disabled due to accidents arising out of and in the course of employment 3 Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
  • 4. Defences Available to Employers Before Passing E.C.Act, 1923 Doctrine Risk of Assumed ‘volenti non fit injuria’-Where there is consent there is not injury. Employer not liable to pay compensation to employee for injury Doctrine of Employment Common Worker injured by some Worker working with act or omission of some several persons for of the persons of his common purpose. group. Employee not entitled to compensation for injury Doctrine of caused by his own negligence. (Employer not Contributory Negligence responsible for negligence on the part of employees). End of Personal Action Personal Action (of employee) came to an end with Death due to death of employee. 4 Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
  • 5. Ways Open to Employees for Claiming Compensation Injured employee may File a Civil suit or Employee choice Claim compensation between these under E.C.Act,1923 two reliefs. Employee cannot file a suit for damages in any Court of Law if He filed E.C.Act,1923 claim Existence of agreement between under employee & employer for payment of compensation as per E.C.Act,1923. Comparison Civil Suit E.C.Act, 1923 Risky & costly 5 Employer can put forward all Safe & less costly. defences available to him under law of torts. Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
  • 6. Scope & Coverage of the Act Extends to whole of India Applies to employees employed in Not apply to Factories members of Armed Forces of Union Mines Employees covered by ESI Act, 1948. (Dependants’ Benefit available) Plantations Transport Establishments Construction works Railways Casual workers & workers employed otherwise than for employer’s trade or business. Ships Circuses 6 Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
  • 7. Definitions Explanation Commissioner for Sec.2(1)(b) Commissioner Employees Compensation appointed u/s.20. Compensation as Sec.2(1)(c) Compensation provided for by this Act. Person who depends upon Sec.2(1)(d) Dependant another for his livlihood. (General Meaning). Section 7 Term Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
  • 8. Dependant Dependants-whether actually so or not. Wholly Dependant on the Dependants-Wholly or in Part earnings of the Employee at Dependant on the earnings of the Employee at the time of death. the time of death. Widow Widower Minor legitimate or adopted son. Parent other than a Widowed Mother. Unmarried legitimate or adopted daughter or Minor illegitimate son Widowed Mother Unmarried illegitimated daughter or daughter legitimate or illegitimate or adopted or adopted if married & a minor or Son or Daughter attained 18 if widowed & a minor. years of age and infirm. Minor brother or unmarried sister or a widowed sister if minor. Minor child of pre-deceased son. Minor child of pre-deceased daughter where no parent of child alive or. 8 Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry. Paternal grandparent if no parent of the employee is alive.
  • 9. Definitions Employer-Sec.2(1)(e):”Employer” includes • Any body of persons whether incorporated or not; • Any managing agent of an employer; and • The legal representative of a deceased employer. Disablement: Loss of capacity to work or to move. Disablement of an employee may result in loss or reduction of his earning capacity. (Not able to earn as much as worker used to earn before his disablement). [Eg.Before Disablement-Rs.200; After DisablementRs.100] 9 Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
  • 10. Definitions Employer-Sec.2(1)(e): Employer includes Body of persons Legal Representative Managing Agent whether incorporated of a deceased of an employer. or not. employer. Disablement Loss of capacity to work or to move. Result loss reduction (Not able to earn as much as worker used to earn before his disablement) of earning capacity of employee. 10 Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
  • 11. Disablement Disablement of an employee may result in loss or reduction of his earning capacity Partial Disablement Total Disablement [Temporary/Permanent] Reduces earning capacity Temporary Partial Disablement Reduces earning capacity of an employee in ANY EMPLOYMENT he was engaged at the time of accident. 11 Permanent Partial Disablement Reduces earning capacity of an employee in EVERY EMPLOYMENT he was capable of undertaking at the time of injury. Incapacitates an employee for ALL WORK he was capable of performing at the time of accident. Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
  • 12. Definition 12 Employees-Sec.2(1)(n) Master, Seaman /other member of crew of ship Captain/other member crew of aircraft Not permanently employed in any administrative, district or sub-divisional office of railway & not employed in capacity as specified in Schedule-II of Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry. Railway Servant Driver, helper mechanic, cleaner or in any capacity in Employed in connection with motor any capacity as vehicle. specified in Person recruited for work Schedule-II. abroad by companyemployed outside India in any capacity specified in Schedule-II. (Ship, aircraft/ motor vehicle/company – registered in India. Not include – employment of casual nature.[Casual Nature-Not regular/continuous]
  • 13. Rules Regarding Employees' Compensation Employer’s Liability for Compensation: Employer is liable to pay compensation to an employee [Accident & Occupational Diseases] For personal injury caused to For any occupational disease employee by accident. contacted by employee. Accident Occupational Disease Arising out of (due to- Exposed to certain diseases reason) & in the course of inherent in those occupations. (during-time) employment. 13 Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
  • 14. Employer’s Liability & Non-Liability to Pay Compensation 14 Employer Not Liable to Pay Compensation Liable to Pay Compensation For Injury caused to an employee by accident arising out of & in the course of employment – if not result in Occupational Disease Accident Total [a]Injury Partial Disablement Exceeding 3 days. arising out of and in exposed to [b]Workman the course of influence of employment, resulting certain diseases inherent in those drug into Disablement occupations Under [b] & [c] not liable to pay compensation not apply in case of workmen dead. (i.e.Employer Liable to pay compensation) [c]Workman willfully Death under At the time of drink/ disobeyed accident . Safety Rules Safety guard / removed / disregarded other device Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
  • 15. Sec 3(1) Linkages • personal injury by • accident event 15 context • arising out of and in the course • employment • employer liable to pay employee • compensation Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry. result
  • 16. Personal Injury by Accident Eg. 1 2 16 Fact of the Case Decision Employee in course of his duties, frequently to go into a heating room Accident [Death & from there to a cooling room. One was due to personal night he went into the cooling room, Injury] he got phenumonia of which he dies. Death is result of an Person becomes insane as a result of accident. an accident & then commits suicide. [compensation to be awarded]. Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
  • 17. Arising out of & in the course of employment 17 "Arising Out Of and In The Course Of Employment” Arise Out of Employment In the Course of Employment Nexus [connectivity] must be Employee is helping the employer's business established between the accident and goals in doing the activity where the injury the employment occurred. Conditions Injury resulted from risk incidental to the duties of service. [Injury- during the course of employment]. Time during which employment continues. At the time of injury-worker engaged in business of employer. [Not involved for his personal advantage or benefit]. [emphasizes that there must be a [emphasizes the time when accidental injury casual connection between the was caused] employment and the accidental injury] arising out of - suggests the cause of in the course of - refers to the time, place, the accident and circumstances of the accident Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry. These words refer to the link between the cause of the accident and the employment.
  • 18. Theory of Notional Extension Concept: Employer is liable for injury to his employee even when the employee is away from the premises at the time of accident. General Rule Employment of an employee does Not commence until he reached Not continue When he left the place place of employment. of employment. The journey to & from the place of work excluded. But Theory of Notional Extension Included the journey to & from the place of work. [Going to work place from residence or while returning from work place to residence]. If the employee dies due to accident while going to work place from residence or while returning from work place to residence, as an accident arising out of and during the course of employment and as such entitled for compensation.[Theory of Notional Extension] 18 Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
  • 19. Cases of Accidents Arising Out of & In the Course of Employment Case A railway employee was ordered to travel to a certain station to repair a water main. When he had finished the work & was crossing the platform to catch the train, he slipped & died as a result. Accident Arose out of & in the course of employment  A watchman in the course of his duty lifted G.I.Pipe in order to keep it in a safe place. While doing so, he received injury.  An employee suffered from heart disease & died on account of strain of work by keeping continuously standing or walking.  An employee suffering from heart disease after having worked for 8 hours on a hot day in a mill collapsed. There was evidence to the effect that collapse was likely to have been caused by strain of work on a diseased heart. Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.  19
  • 20. Occupational Diseases Workers employed in certain occupations are exposed to certain diseases which are inherent [its character] in those occupations. Eg.  Infections due to contamination.  Infra-red radiations.  Skin diseases [Chemical, Leather Processing Units].  Hearing impairment caused by noise.  Lung Cancer caused by asbestos dust.  Diseases due to effect of heat/cold in extreme hot/cold climate, etc. 20 Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
  • 21. Compensation for What? Sec-4 Provides for Compensation for Death Permanent Total Temporary Partial Total Partial [or] Disablement Total Partial Permanent Temporary Permanent Temporary 21 Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
  • 22. Compensation Compensation Factors considered for calculation / Depends on Death Disablement Permanent a)Nature of Injury Total Temporary Partial Total Partial [or] Total Partial Permanent Temporary Permanent Temporary b)Monthly Wages of Employee c)Relevant Factor No Distinction between Adult & Minor 22 Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
  • 23. Amount of Compensation Compensation for Death Compensation for Disablement Permanent Disablement Total Partial [Injury listed in Part-II of Schedule-I] Temporary Total/Partial % of loss of 50% of M.W. X 60% of M.W. X R.F. earning capacity – R.F. [or] 1,20,000 [or] 1,40,000 whichever that [such] % of 25% of M.W. – compensation Payable every whichever is more. is more. payable in case of Half-Month. Permanent Total Disablement. Injury not listed in Schedule-I As in case of PTD-proportionate to loss of earning capacity [loss of earning capacity-assessed by qualified medical practitionerconsidering list of injuries listed in Schedule-I] 23 Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
  • 24. Amount of Compensation Calculation of Compensation for Death 50 X (M.W) X (R.F.) 100 Formula or 1,20,000 whichever is more Employee Eg. M.W. (Rs.) Date of Death (By Accident) Date of Birth Rs.3,000 12/03/2000 14/07/1965 Completed Years of age on 14/07/1999 Relevant Factor for Age 34 Calculation ∴ the Compensation is 24 34 199.40 Amount of 50% of Rs.3,000 X 199.40 or 1,20,000 Compensation whichever is more 50 X 3000 X 199.40 Rs.2,99,100 100 Rs.2,99,100 Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
  • 25. Amount of Compensation Calculation of Compensation for PTD 60 X (M.W) X (R.F.) 100 Formula or 1,40,000 whichever is more Employee Eg. M.W. (Rs.) Date of PTD (By Accident) Date of Birth Rs.3,000 12/03/2000 14/07/1965 Completed Years of age on 14/07/1999 Relevant Factor for Age 34 Calculation ∴ the Compensation is 25 34 199.40 Amount of 60% of Rs.3,000 X 199.40 or 1,40,000 Compensation whichever is more 60 X 3000 X 199.40 Rs.3,58,920 100 Rs.3,58,920 Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
  • 26. Amount of Compensation Calculation of Compensation for PPD 60 X (M.W) X (R.F.) 100 Formula or 1,40,000 whichever is more Employee Eg. M.W. (Rs.) Date of PTD (By Accident) Date of Birth Rs.2,000 14/09/1999 01/08/1969 Completed Years of age on 01/08/1999 Relevant Factor for Age 30 Calculation ∴ the Compensation is 26 30 207.98 Amount of 60% of Rs.2,000 X 207.98 or 1,40,000 Compensation whichever is more 60% of 60 X 2000 X 207.98 Rs.1,49,746 100 Rs.1,49,746 Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
  • 27. Compensation to be paid When due? If employer not accept the compensation to the extent claimed - Result Time Limit for Payment Should make provisional Within 1 month from payment to the extent he the due date. accepts. As soon as it falls due-i.e., Liability Payment should be deposited for payment of with Commissioner for compensation is Employees’ Compensation. fixed on employer. If not, Commissioner direct the employer to pay the arrears with simple interest rate of 12% or as prevailing in bank. Further delay-50% of Employee having right to make amount due will be any further claim. recovered as penalty. 27 Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
  • 28. Review of Half-monthly Payment Half-monthly Payment may be Reviewed By On Application by Employer Commissioner or Employee Application must be accompanied by Certificate of Qualified Medical Practitioner that There has been change in condition of employee On review, the half-monthly payment may be Continued Increased Decreased Ended 28 Converted into a lump-sum Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
  • 29. Rules Regarding Distribution of Compensation 29 Rules with of Lump-sum Deposit Compensation due to an Commissioner Not valid employee/person under legal disability 1 Payment 2 Deceased Employee (Death of Employee) Employer may make advances Amount equal to 3 months payment directly wages of employee to dependant Pay compensation not less than ` 10 to employee [or] Adult Male Worker [Totally/Partially Disabled] Employer may either 4 Compensation amount deposited with Commissioner Employer - discharged from liability 5 Commissioner cause notice to Dependants to appear before him for be published/served on determining the distribution of compensation. 6 If Commissioner satisfied Repay the balance to employer. that no dependant exists 3 Deposit with commissioner Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry. If employer makes direct payment to dependants Compensation for Death &
  • 30. Rules Regarding Distribution of Compensation Commissioner shall disbursement statement. furnish compensation 8 Apportionment of Compensation (by Commissioner) apportioned among dependants or any one of them in such proportion as he thinks fit. Commissioner may at his discretion allot compensation to any one dependant. 9 To Whom Compensation payable Person entitled 10 Lump-sum deposited with May be invested, applied or otherwise dealt with for Commissioner payable to woman benefit of woman or person under legal disability as or person under legal disability commissioner directed. 11 Commissioner may pay to dependant or any other Half-monthly payment payable person whom the commissioner thinks best fitted to to person under legal disability provide for the welfare of the employee. 12 Neglect of Children by parent/variation of circumstances Commissioner may vary earlier orders regarding of any dependant/other sufficient distribution/investment of compensation cause 13 If Commissioner vary orders as payment of compensation obtained by fraud or in point 12 by reason of the fact impersonation or other improper – it may be that recovered as arrear of land revenue. Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry. If applied by employer 7 30
  • 31. Notice & Claim Notice Commissioner By Employee Manner Claim In Writing Time As soon as after happening of the accident Preferred before Within 2 years of Commissioner Occurrence of accident death Name &address (of person injured) Content cause of injury Date of accident Serving of Notice Employer/Any one of several employers /Any person responsible to employer for management of any branch of trade or business Mode of Serving Notice By delivery/regd.post The Commissioner may entertain & decide any claim (no notice or prefer claim) if he satisfied that even if there is failure to give notice or prefer claim Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry. To Whom 31
  • 32. Fatal Accidents Sec-10-A [Power to require from employers statements regarding Fatal Accidents] 32 Sec-10-B [Report of Fatal Accidents & Serious Bodily Injuries] To By Regd. Post Require employer To Submit statement stating Time circumstance leading to death of Limit employee Format Prescribed Form Time Limit Within 30 days of service of notice liable or Not liable Commissioner 7 days accident Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry. Employer required to give Commissioner receives from any source regarding notice about accident in his resulting in fatal accident of an employee, send notice to premises death/serious bodily injury employer send report of This section – not apply to Further indication To deposit compensation on factories to which ESI Act, to be made by account of death 1948 applies. employer in the Statement whether Deposit within Indicate for in his opinion, he is 30 days of ground notice disclaimer
  • 33. Medical Examination & Its Rules 33 In certain cases of accidents, an employees has to be medically examined to entitle to claim compensation Employee To Whom Employer Time limit – employer arrange for Before expiry of 3 days from the date of service Medical Examination of notice Cost of Medical Examination Free of Charge Medical Examination by Qualified Medical Practitioner If employee refuse/obstruct for Medical Right to compensation Examination refusal/obstruction –suspended till Right to compensation – suspended till he & offers himself for Medical Examination Employee voluntarily leaves without returns examined Employee refused Medical Examination Commissioner may, if thinks fit, direct the & subsequently dies payment of compensation If right to compensation is suspended No compensation for suspended period. If injury of an employee aggravated due Entitled to compensation only for the normal to his refusal for Medical injury & not for aggravated injury. Examination/follow instructions Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry. Notice of accident by
  • 34. Compensation – First Charge on Assets Claim for compensation – Preferential Debt. Employer may attempt to transfer his immovable assets before discharging his liability to pay compensation which accrued before the date of transfer Compensation to be first charge on Sec.14-A creates first charge on assets transferred by employer immovable assets transferred by the employer in respect of compensation payable by him under the E.C. Act provided the liability for the compensation accrued before the date of transfer. 34 Date of Transfer of Assets 01-02-2013 Eg. Date of Liability accrued 10-02-2013 Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
  • 35. References  Elements of Industrial Law – N.D.Kapoor  PPTs of Hari Parmeshwar Ranjeet Kumar Yadav AFTERSCHO☻OL 35 Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.
  • 36. THANK YOU 36 Dr.K.Padmanabhan, Assistant Professor, BGCW, Puducherry.