All perfect praise be to Allah, The Lord of the Worlds. I testify that there is none worthy of worship except Allah, and that Muhammad is His slave and Messenger.
The amount of money you are enquiring about is your own money, whether it is deducted from your salary or granted from the company. As long as it is not under your full possession, it falls under the rulings of the debt due on a procrastinator or a bankrupt. Zakaah in such debts is not due till the debtor receives the amount, then he has to pay Zakaah of only one year for the previous years. It is also permissible to take part in such schemes provided they fulfill the Islamic rulings. For instance, the deduction should be within the concernment of the worker, the amount should be invested only in lawful fields, the percentage of the profit should be fixed beforehand such as one third or one forth, etc., of the profit, and finally both of them should bear the loss and there should not be any guarantee of the capital. Whenever one falls short from fulfilling the above conditions, then it is unlawful to get involved willingly in such schemes. If there is no other choice, then one should not use the interest money but should get rid of it by giving it in general welfare of Muslims.
Allah knows best.