Compensation Plan: Component Amount
Compensation Plan: Component Amount
An “employee compensation plan” collectively refers to all the components in addition to the
manner in which the compensation is paid and for what purpose employees receive case bonuses,
salary increases and incentives.
Compensation plan
Component Amount
Basic -
HRA
Allowance
Bonous
Benefit
Total fixed Cash
PF
Gratuity
Total fixed Compensation
Other compensation benefits
Health benefit
Variable Pay
-
Cost per Month
Total cost per annum
fixed Pay – Fixed pay is the guaranteed salary that employees get on monthly basis irrespective
of their individual performance, team’s performance, or company’s performance. Fixed pay is
pre-defined and is clearly communicated to employees at the beginning of their job.
Base salary, house rent allowance, conveyance allowance, dearness allowance, leave travel
allowance, etc. are some common examples of fixed pay components.
Variable Pay – Variable pay, pay for performance, or risk pay, is the compensation, which
unlike fixed pay, must be earned every time to be obtained. Variable pay is not guaranteed and is
paid only on the achievement of specific qualitative or quantitative goals by individual
employee, team or the company.
Variable payment is usually paid out quarterly, half yearly, annually, or on completion of a
specific goal. Incentives, bonus, profit sharing, sales commission, etc. are some common
examples of variable payment.
Cost to Company (CTC) – Cost to company (CTC) is the total cost of monetary & non-
monetary benefits that an employer incurs on an employee during one year.
Generally, the salary offered to employees in India is in form of CTC and the detailed breakup of
various salary components (basic, HRA, PF, allowance, etc.) that are included in CTC is given to
employees in their offer letters.
Allowance – Allowance is the fixed amount paid to employees, in addition to basic salary, for
covering expenses of activities such as travelling to the workplace, renting a house, or eating
food. Generally, payment for all allowances is included in the CTC of employees.
Basic Salary – Basic Salary or Basic Pay, is the first and core component of your salary
structure and a lot of other salary components such as HRA, Provident Fund, Gratuity, ESIC, etc.
are calculated as % of basic pay. e.g. Provident fund at 12% of basic pay is deducted from salary.
Unlike medical reimbursement which is tax-free up to Rs. 15,000 per year, the amount in
medical allowance is 100% taxable.
Gross Salary – Gross Salary is the total salary that a company actually pays to an employee,
before any deductions.
It is the total of all earnings, benefits, and allowances, before any deductions for government
taxes (such as Income Tax and Profession Tax), social security schemes (such as Provident
Fund), and health insurance.
Earned Leave (EL) – Earned Leave is the leave earned by an employee after working in the
company for a certain amount of time, usually a month.
Sick Leave (SL) – Sick Leave (also known as ‘Paid Sick Days’ or ‘Sick Pay’ or ‘Medical
Leave’) refers to the number of paid leaves (employees get the salary for these leaves) that can
be taken by employees when they fall sick.
Compensation pay
Employee name PF NO
Employee Id Worked days
Designation LOP days
Department Bank A/c no
Date of joining
Net pay
Amount in words
Mode of Payment
Total net payable
Salary is paid depend upon their qualification and experience of the employee.
Where permanent total disablement results from the injury:--An amount equal to 60% of the
monthly wages of the injured workman multiplied by the relevant factor or an amount of Rs.
1,40,000, whichever is more.