An allowance is totally flexible. Today you have it tomorrow it’s removed. The allowances are not counted in any EOSB or in any Provident fund company contributions. You could take this to the extreme where the company pays everything until they change the allowance (because they can) or until you are made redundant and find yourself on the streets with nothing.
A1KSA, I personally don’t just work for today, and for the company to put a roof over my head and food on the table for today. I work for my and my families future and to keep a roof over their heads in the future.Those recently redundant will know that feeling.
Linkebungu, if you know the prices and you know the allowances you can work out your own answer. Your question was either a troll or just stupid.