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Section 22: Maintenance of register by certain employers. Section 27(2)(i)

The Punjab Labour Welfare Fund (7.12 – 7.19) Rule, 1966State Rules of Punjab · 1965

Every employer of an establishment shall maintain the following records: -

(a) a register of wages in Form A.

(b) a consolidated register of unclaimed wages and fines in Form B;

Provided that if the information to be maintained in Form A and form B is being maintained by the employer if any other register under any other law for the time being in force, he may not maintain such information in Form A and Form B.

(2) such employer shall by the 31st. January every year forward to the Welfare Commissioner a copy of the extract from register in Form B pertaining to the previous year.

-------------------- FORM – A (See Rule 22) REGISTER OF WAGES Occupation Amount payable during the month S.No.

Name of the employees Ticket and Beds No.

Basic wages Overtime Dearness allowance & other allowances Bonus Fine Amount deducted during the month Balance due to the employees Other deductions Basic Wages Overtime Dearness allowances & other allowances Bonus Basic wages Overtime wages Dearness allowances & other allowances Bonus 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 FORM B [See Rule 22] REGISTER OF FINES REALIZED AND UNPAID ACCUMULATION FOR THE YEAR ___________ During During During During quarter quarter quarter quarter ending ending ending ending

31st. 30th. 30th. 31st.

March June Sept. Dec.

1. Total realization under fines

2. Total amount becoming unpaid accumulations of –

3. (i) Basic Wage

(ii) Overtime

(iii) Dearness allowance and other allowances Total of (1) and (2)

1. See definition of “unpaid accumulation” under Section 2(10) of the Punjab Labour Welfare Fund Act, 1965. For example in the column for the quarter ending June, 1966 should be shown the payments which become due to the employees during the quarter January-March, 1965 and which have since remained unpaid.

--------------- FORM C [See Rule 15] Punjab LABOUR WELFARE BAORD CHANDIGARH (Constituted under the Punjab Labour Welfare Fund Act, 1965) Notice No._____________Dated________Chandigarh___________the_______19 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Whereas the Board has received certain amounts of money being unclaimed wages appearing hereunder for their transfer to the Punjab Labour Welfare Fund.

And whereas, it is expedient to notify these unclaimed accumulations to the persons who may have any claim to these amounts.

Now, therefore, in accordance with the provisions of Section 9(3) of the Punjab Labour Welfare Fund Act, 1965, the Board hereby exhibits/publishes the particulars of these amounts and invites application from the persons having any claim to these amounts duly supported by any proof of their claim being valid and notifies that after the expiry of a period of years ______________ months_____________ from the date of this notice, no such claim shall be entertained and the amount left unclaimed shall be treated as abandoned property and shall stand automatically transferred to the Punjab Welfare Fund.

Name and Name of the Amount Nature of Period of which particulars Establishment Rs. P. dues pertaining of the (with address) persons 1 2 3 4 5

Where this provision sits

ActThe Punjab Labour Welfare Fund (7.12 – 7.19) Rule, 1966
Section22
Marginal noteMaintenance of register by certain employers. Section 27(2)(i)
JurisdictionState of Punjab
StatusIn force as published by the source

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