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SC – SAIL Gratuity Rules – retired employees cannot retain quarters and simultaneously claim gratuity with interest

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SAIL Gratuity Rules – Withholding of gratuity of ex-employees and/or adjust penal rent from the gratuity for failure to vacate allotted quarters

SC – Rules empower employer to withhold gratuity for retention of quarters after retirement.

SC – SAIL employees cannot retain company quarters and simultaneously claim gratuity with interest

Judgment dated of the Supreme Court in SLP (Civil) No.025516-025517 of  2024 of the Management of Steel Authority of India and others  Vs.  Shambhu Prasad Singh and others with connected matters

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