Gratuity refers to a sum of money given voluntarily or as a token of appreciation to someone for their services or assistance. It is typically an additional payment beyond the agreed-upon compensation or wages.
Gratuity is computed as 4.81 percent of basic pay under the Payment of Gratuity Act 1972.
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