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WHAT IS EPF AND ESI

In India, the working class has access to two social security programmes: Employees Provident Fund and Employees State Insurance. These are programmes run by the federal government, and they fall under the purview of the Ministry of Labour and Employment. Both programmes were put forth with the intention of enhancing working-class conditions. It is the employer's responsibility to sign up for both programmes.
Employees Provident Fund
Is a savings account that develops during the course of an employee's work. Its goal is to administer the provident funds of employees in the public and commercial sectors, providing them with financial support during retirement.
Employees State Insurance
Is a self-financing social security and health insurance programme that provides Indian workers with medical and disability benefits. Through its extensive network of offices, hospitals, and dispensaries located all across the nation, it seeks to offer medical and financial benefits to the employees and their families.

Who needs to register for EPF and ESI

EPF any establishment that has 20 or more employees and is a factory working in any industry. Employees with a monthly maximum base wage of Rs. 15000 plus any applicable dearness allowance. Only if both the employer and employee are willing to participate in EPF registration are establishments with fewer than 20 employees eligible.
ESI each and every establishment that is a covered unit. Industry, a hospital, a restaurant, a shop, a theatre, a pharmacy, a hotel, etc. are examples of covered units. Employee strength in ESI must be 10 or greater. The upper limit on employee pay for ESI coverage is 21000 Rupees.
Employers and Employee contribution for EPF
Employee and employer contributions will be equal. Employer and employee each contribute 12% of the base compensation. 8.33% of the employer's part of the contribution goes to the employer's pension plan, and the remaining 3.67% goes to the EPF plan.
10% of the base pay is the employer's contribution in the event of a small firm.
Employer and Employee contribution for ESI
Different shares of ESI are contributed by the employer and employee. The employee's portion is 0.75% of the wages due, while the employer's contribution is 3.25%. A total of 4% is paid into ESI.

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