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    EPFO WhatsApp Service: How to check PF balance, view transaction history and download passbook easily; here's how

    The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has introduced a convenient WhatsApp service to enhance member access to their provident fund details. This innovation enables users to effortlessly check their EPF balance and examine transaction histories. Additionally, members can obtain their passbook directly via WhatsApp following a verification step. Launched by Union Labour and Employment Minister Mansukh Mandaviya, this initiative aims to simplify service access for all members.

    EPS pension benefit: Basic salary up to Rs 25,000 but no employer EPS contribution? Here’s where to complain

    Employees participating in the Employees’ Pension Scheme (EPS) should verify that their employers are making necessary contributions. Should an employer neglect these payments, employees are advised to first reach out to their Human Resource department. If the issue persists, complaints can be filed via the EPFiGMS portal, enabling users to track their complaint's progress.

    Did you change your EPF nomination after marriage? Time to act is now, as it becomes invalid if you don’t

    Did you realize that getting married may nullify your EPF nomination? This frequent oversight can lead to significant issues for your family. It’s essential to update your EPF nomination following marriage. Uncover who you can name as a nominee and how to ensure your family can receive their benefits effortlessly when they need them most.

    EPF services on UMANG App: Check how to generate and activate UAN, check balance and more
    EPFO launches WhatsApp channel for PF updates: How to join official channel and what information you can get

    The Employees Provident Fund Organisation has introduced a dedicated WhatsApp channel for its members. This innovative service delivers crucial updates and pertinent information straight to users' devices. Members can explore educational resources on different EPF topics via this channel.

    EPFO told to pay 6% interest on Rs 14 lakh PF claim after 35-day delay: What consumer commission said

    The Mumbai consumer commission ruled against the EPFO, citing service deficiency linked to inadequate communication regarding a joint declaration application. Consequently, the commission mandated EPFO to pay six percent interest on the delayed EPF claim, which was filed by the complainant back in October 2016. EPFO has been instructed to fulfill this directive within a strict timeframe of forty-five days.

    The Economic Times
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