PF & ESI for employees above 60

Are employees above 60yrs in Private organizations eligible for PF and ESI ....Plz guide . more  

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After attaining the age of superannuation, even in employment, the em-loyer has no obligation to contribute towards Provident Fund. Similarly ESI also. In case the employer wants to provide medical cover to the employer he can do so.It is not mandatory only optional. more  
Retirement age of private company 58 years. it may continue Pension part to be deposit in Account no.1 till he continue in his service. more  
Hi, Bindhu, Yes you can contribute after 60 years, one is in continuous service. But, he/she will not contributing for pension fund. All the contributions are transfered to PF account only. In the same way ESI also. ESI is must after 60 Years. Thanks . GK more  
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after 60 PF is not compulsory. But if the person is continued after superannuation as a regular employee his contribution is required to be continued. For more details you may ask specific case. more  
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