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Retirement in India

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an overall reduction in the existing strength of employees and the vacancy cannot be filled up. PSUs have to obtain prior approval of the government before offering voluntary retirement. Firms can frame different schemes, however, they must conform to the guidelines under section 2BA of the Income-Tax Rules. One of the pertinent rules clearly states that retiring employee must not be employed in another firm belonging to the same management.
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applies to employees who have completed 10 years of service or are above the age of 40 years. It applies to workers, executives of companies and/or to an authority of a co-operative society (except company/co-operative society directors). As per the rules, voluntary retirement scheme should result in
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Pandya, Samta P. (2 September 2016). "What do highly qualified professionally achieving women do after retirement in India? Exploring time use, leisure, and volunteering".
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A 2016 report described that when professional and highly trained women retire they are likely to join volunteer service to benefit the public.
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Kumari Bhat, Anitha; Dhruvarajan, Raj (September 2001). "Ageing in India: drifting intergenerational relations, challenges and options".
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Savishinsky, Joel (July 2004). "The Volunteer and the Sannyāsin : Archetypes of Retirement in America and India".
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A 2001 report described high diversity in expectations of retirement across generations and urban versus rural life.
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Dhillon, Preeti; Ladusingh, Laishram (23 October 2013). "Economic activity in post retirement life in India".
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Various organizations offer "voluntary retirement schemes" (VRS) as part of their strategy to have
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A 2013 report found that there is trend for people to be worked till older age.
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Indian culture has a traditional concept that retirement can include
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The International Journal of Aging and Human Development
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Index

retirement
turnover
sannyasa
Pensions in India
"VRS and Its Effect on Productivity and Profitability of a Firm"
JSTOR
27767880
"Implementation of VRS in India"
doi
10.1177/0256090920030206
"Privatisation and the Voluntary Retirement Scheme"
"Voluntary Retirement Schemes in Indian Industries"
JSTOR
27767424
doi
10.2190/N660-CUCK-J36Y-JM40
PMID
15453410
S2CID
23438273
doi
10.18356/ae006456-en
doi
10.1017/S0144686X0100842X
doi
10.1080/08952841.2015.1018050
PMID
27143504
S2CID
22007856

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