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India plans to roll out welfare measures for “gig” workers employed through platforms like Amazon, Uber and India’s Zomato as Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government prepares for elections, government and trade union officials said.

India Business News: India is planning to implement welfare measures for gig workers employed through platforms like Amazon, Uber, and India's Zomato, ahead of the country

NEW DELHI (Reuters) -India plans to roll out welfare measures for "gig" workers employed through platforms like Amazon, Uber and India's Zomato as Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government prepares for elections, government and trade union officials said. The plan, part of the Social Security Code enacted in 2020, could include accident, health insurance and retirement benefits, said a senior government official with direct knowledge of the plan. Ahead of the elections earl...

The Indian state of Rajasthan has approved a bill to impose a surcharge on online transactions via platforms like Amazon, Ola and Zomato to fund welfare benefits for gig workers, the first such scheme...

The Indian state of Rajasthan has approved a bill to impose a surcharge on online transactions via platforms like Amazon, Ola and Zomato to fund welfare benefits for gig workers, the first such scheme in the country.

Rajasthan recently released the draft Rajasthan Platform Based Gig Workers (Registration and Welfare) Bill, 2023 for public comments. The Rajasthan Gig Workers Bill is a first of its kind legislation in India that assures gig...

Deadline approaches for EPFOs Higher Pension Scheme. EPFO has provided a calculation formula.

NOTICE OF MEETING COMBINED GENERAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS OF JUNE 27, 2023 The shareholders are hereby informed that... | May 23, 2023

French President Emmanuel Macron signed his controversial pension reform into law Saturday, defying three months of protests and pleas from unions not to implement the legislation. 

Macron signs France pension reform into law despite protests