Employee Welfare Service refers to the suite of benefits, services, and facilities that employers offer to support the overall well-being and satisfaction of their workforce. Welfare efforts go beyond regular wages or mandated requirements and aim to create a positive, productive, and supportive work environment.
Types of Welfare Services
Canteens, first-aid facilities, resting areas, and sanitary provisions (Factories Act, 1948)
Crèches in establishments with 30+ women employees
Appointment of welfare officers in larger factories
The Provident Fund (PF) is a crucial social security benefit for employees, ensuring financial security during emergencies and after retirement. Employees can access their PF savings in the following ways
The ESIC Accident Pension is a financial benefit provided under the Employees’ State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) scheme to employees who suffer a permanent disablement or death due to an employment-related accident. It is designed to support the worker or their dependents during difficult times.