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ARTICLE · 19 MAY 2021

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Deputation Of Employees: Structural Options For The Employer

Under an international secondment arrangement, an employee of the home country employer is transferred to the host country employer, for a specific assignment and agreed duration.

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With the evolution of global commercial mobility, it has become a common practice amongst the multinationals to depute their employees within their group companies or affiliates for rendering certain services for a specific period of time. It is of utmost importance that the companies opt for a suitable structure while deputing their employees as the Indian labour laws are silent on aspects such as secondment and the relationship is primarily regulated through contractual arrangements.

The structuring arrangements that may be adopted by a company for deputing an employee to another company are:

Secondment Arrangement

Under an international secondment arrangement, an employee of the home country employer ("Secondee") is transferred to the host country employer, for a specific assignment and agreed duration. The underlying premise is that the Secondee will continue to remain employed with the original employer during the secondment and after completion of

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