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EPFO adds 15.29 lakh net members in Oct

New Delhi, December 20 The Employees Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has reported a substantial surge in its membership, with a total of 15.29 lakh net members joining in October this year. This marks an impressive 18.22% increase in net...
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New Delhi, December 20

The Employees Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has reported a substantial surge in its membership, with a total of 15.29 lakh net members joining in October this year. This marks an impressive 18.22% increase in net membership compared to the same period last year.

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As per data, in October 2023, approximately 7.72 lakh new members were brought under the social security coverage of EPFO. In a year-on-year analysis of new member additions, there has been a 6.07% growth in the current month compared to October 2022.

Witnesses 18.22% increase

  • This marks an impressive 18.22% increase in net membership compared to the same period last year
  • According to the data, approximately 7.72 lakh new members were brought under the social security coverage of EPFO in the month
  • In new member additions, there has been a 6.07% growth in the current month compared to October 2022

State-wise analysis of data denotes that net member addition is the highest in five states of Haryana, Delhi, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. These states constitute around 58.92% of net member addition, adding a total of 9.01 lakh members during the month, even of all the states, Maharashtra is leading by adding 22.04% of net members during the month. Interestingly, the age group of 18-25 years accounts for a significant 58.60% of the total new members added during the month.

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The payroll data further illustrates that approximately 11.10 lakh members exited but subsequently rejoined EPFO. This pattern indicates job-switching among employees, with individuals choosing to transfer their accumulations rather than opting for final settlements.

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