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Bombay HC on Why Retirement Timing Doesn’t Cost Employees Their Annual Increment

The High Court held that employees who have worked for six months or more in a particular year would be entitled to the benefit of annual increment and their retiral benefits would be calculated by reckoning such increment while calculating their last drawn wages.

6 Months' Service Entitles Retirees to Annual Increment

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Retired before July 1? 6 month’s service from date of last increment entitles retiree to Notional Annual Increment: Bombay High Court

The Bombay High Court held that employees who had rendered more than six months of qualifying service from the date of their last annual increment could not be denied the benefit of annual increment merely because they retired before 1 July.