Up so a long way 18 December 2025 at 16:03 IST
EPFO’s EES-2025 provides 6-month compliance window from Nov 2025 for employers to voluntarily enroll eligible staff overlooked from EPF since July 2017. Deposit greatest employer’s fragment + passion/charges; penal damages capped at Rs 100. Helps “Social Security for All” imaginative and prescient.

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The Workers’ Provident Fund Organization (EPFO) has entreated the employers to voluntarily enroll eligible staff neglected of the Employee Provident Fund (EPF) plan, giving a obvious compliance window of six months. Ministry of Labour & Employment highlighted the no longer too long within the past launched Workers’ Enrolment Plan (EES)-2025 giving a obvious compliance window of six months starting from November 2025 enabling employers to voluntarily enroll eligible staff who had been neglected of the EPF plan.
Employers can eligible staff who had been neglected of EPF protection for the length of the duration from 1 July 2017 to 31 October 2025, and could regularize previous non-compliance, Ministry of Labour & Employment mentioned in a statement.
Below EES-2025, in situations where staff’ contributions had been no longer deducted earlier, the employer will seemingly be required to deposit greatest the employer’s fragment of contributions, alongside with passion below Fragment 7Q, acceptable administrative charges, and penal damages minute to a lump sum of Rs 100, which will seemingly be handled as fleshy compliance below all three schemes below EPFO.
The EPFO has entreated all employers to make essentially the most of this one-time, time-trail different and make a contribution in direction of the nationwide imaginative and prescient of “Social Security for All”. EPFO will additionally keep up a correspondence with identified defaulting employers by SMS and email, encouraging them to avail themselves of the EES 2025 one-time leisure to regularize their defaults.
Printed By : Avishek Banerjee
Printed On: 18 December 2025 at 16:03 IST




