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Monthly wages of Rs. 25,000 are prescribed as the wage ceiling for Chapter III of the Code on Social Security, 2020, governing the Provident Fund Scheme and EPF contributions. The ceiling takes effect upon publication in the Official Gazette. It supersedes the earlier wage-ceiling notification while preserving actions taken or omitted before the supersession.
Monthly wages of Rs. 25,000 are prescribed as the wage ceiling for Chapter III of the Code on Social Security, 2020, governing the Provident Fund Scheme and EPF contributions. The ceiling takes effect upon publication in the Official Gazette. It supersedes the earlier wage-ceiling notification while preserving actions taken or omitted before the supersession.
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