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9. ANNUAL STATEMENTS OF ACCOUNTS (Un-exempted) (No.'s in lakhs) (a) Issued during the year 338.17 (307.09) (b) Pending as on 31.03.2001 For want of returns from Employers 17.48 (21.19) Others 20.53 (42.95) TOTAL 38.01 (64.14) 10. MANPOWER Category of Employee Sanctioned Strength Staff in Position Group A 638 575 Group B 2232 1898 Group C 15670 14881 Group D 2444 2220 TOTAL 20984 19574 (Figures given in brackets indicate the corresponding position during the previous year) 7
CHAPTER 11 OVERVIEW INTRODUCTION EPFO is the largest social security organization in India, established in 1952 to administer a provident fund for workers. It now administers three programs: Employees' Provident Fund (EPF), the Employees Pension Scheme (EPS), and the Employees' Deposit Linked Insurance Fund (EDLI). The three proqrarns apply to 180 classes of industries and all factories and establishments within these industries with 20 or more employees. The table below presents an overview of the three programs: Employees' Provident Fund Employees' Pension Scheme, Employees' Deposit Linked Scheme, 1952 1995 Insurance Scheme, 1976 Benefits: Accumulation plus Monthly benefits for Provides lump-sum interest upon superannuation/ benefit upon death, retirement, resignation, i retirement, disability, equal to average death survivor widow(er), balance in the EPF children account during the Partial withdrawals preceding 12 months allowed for specific Amount of pension of death, if average expenses such as based on avg. salary in P.F. balance is less house construction, final year of employee than Rs. 35,000. higher education, and total years of rnarriaqe. illness employment In case of average balance exceed Rs. Minimum pension 35,000; amount paid disablement/children will be Rs. 35,000 plus Past service benefit to 25% of average participant of Family balance in excess of Benefit Pension Rs. 35,000 upto Rs. Scheme 60,000. Contributions: Employer 3.67% (for 175 industries) 8.33% 0.5% Employee 1.67% (for 5 industries) 12% (for 175 industries) 10% (for 5 industries) None None " Government None 1.16% -- Administrative Partially paid out of the 1.1% Charges: 1.10% paid for EPF and EPS Fund Un-exempted 0.01% Inspection Charges: 0.18% N/A 0.005% Exempted The primary object of these three schemes is to provide social security and to inculcate amongst the workers a spirit of savings while they are gainfully employed and to make provision for benefits after they retire from service and for their family members after death. The three Schemes, taken together now cover a large area of social security system for the workers in covered industrial and other establishments employing 20 or more persons. 8
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EDLI CLAIMS SETTLED (In No:s) 26502
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• Banking arrangement for pension
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SETTLEMENT OF.PENSION CLAIMS (ALL B
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employers. The software was designe
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The examinations conducted every ye
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CHAPTER XI HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMEN
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TRAINING IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
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CHAPTER XII INFORMATION SERVICES Ha
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Other software being used extensive
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ii) At Ahmedabad in November 2000 a
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CHAPTER XIII INTERNATIONAL SOCIAL S
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iii) Maintenance and reconciliation
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CHAPTER XVI MANAGEMENT INFORMATION
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CHAPTER XIX PRODUCTIVITY LINKED BON
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CHAPTER XXI PUBLICITY The Publicity
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CHAPTER XXII REDRESSAL OF PUBLIC GR
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The grievances are received through
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The Liaison Officers nominated in a
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(d) Indoor tournaments were held at
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(iii) Scholarship Scheme Scholarshi
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CHAPTER XXVII VIGILANCE Corruption
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Symposia Competitions etc. were hel
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ANNEXURE-A DETAILS OF CASES OF DISM
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REGIONWISE DISPOSAL OF CASES UNDER
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