Shram Suvidha Portal

What is Shram Suvidha Portal? 

The Unified Shram Suvidha Portal serves as a comprehensive platform for labor law compliance, aiming to streamline the reporting process for various labor laws and consolidate information regarding labor inspections and enforcement.

The Web Portal improves reporting ease, labour inspection transparency, and labour inspection monitoring based on key performance criteria. 

The Ministry of Labour & Employment has created a centralised Web portal called ‘Shram Suvidha’ that serves four significant organisations falling under its purview: Employees' Provident Fund Organisation, Directorate General of Mines Safety, Office of the Chief Labour Commissioner (Central), and Corporation for Employees' State Insurance. The creation of the Unified Shram Suvidha Portal will make it easier to report inspections and submit return, where it will act as a single point of contact for employers, employees, and enforcement authorities.  

The Unified Shram Suvidha Portal aims to increase openness in these parties' regular interactions. Each inspectable unit under any Labour Law has been given a Labour Identification Number (LIN) in order to integrate data among multiple enforcement agencies. 

Objectives of Shram Suvidha Portal

Shram Suvidha Portal

Some of the objectives of Shram Suvidha Portal are given below: 

  1. Guaranteeing transparent and accountable inspections 
  1. Facilitating compliances in a single standardised form 
  2. Offering an efficient grievance system, 
  3. Providing consolidated data on labour inspection and its enforcement 
  4. Identifying the unit or establishment 
  5. Tracking performance using key performance indicators 

Features of Shram Suvidha Portal 

Some of the features of Shram Suvidha Portal are given below: 

  1. Allocation of Unique Identity: The portal facilitates the issuance of a unique identification number known as the Labour Identification Number (LIN). This number ensures effective and efficient governance in labor administration by enabling real-time monitoring and management of labor-related activities. 
  2. Online Inspection System and Reporting: The portal enables an online inspection system where inspections can be conducted and inspection reports can be filed electronically. This feature aims to enhance transparency and accountability in enforcing labor laws by providing a digital platform for inspection processes. 
  3. Centralised Online Registration and Simplified Annual Return: The portal offers a common online registration system where employers can register for multiple labor laws. Additionally, it provides a simplified process for filing a single online annual return that covers multiple labor laws. This feature aims to simplify compliance by reducing complexity and administrative burdens. 
  1. Unified e-Challan cum Return: Under the Employees' Provident Fund Organization (EPFO) and Employees' State Insurance Corporation (ESIC), the portal offers a unified electronic challan cum return (ECR) system. This system promotes compliance by reducing transaction costs and fostering ease of doing business for employers. 

Services offered on Shram Suvidha Portal 

Services offered on Shram Suvidha Portal are given below: 

  1. A web-based menu-driven system for managing, creating, and updating establishments that can be inspected as well as their inspection reports. 
  2. Facilitating the monthly filing of Employees' Provident Fund Organization8 (EPFO)/Employees' State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) Common Returns; expediting the submission of the Chief Labour Commissioner (CLC) and Directorate General of Mines Safety (DGMS) annual returns. 
  1. Enforcement Agency Entity Verification. 
  2. The login information and passwords for Inspectable Establishments are available online. 
  3. The initial phase of the CLC Organization's LIN generation. 
  4. Generation of labour identification number. 
  5. Online entry by the employer, the establishment, or the enforcement body. 
  1. Monthly Return Submission for EPFO and ESIC in Common. 
  2. data change and verification using LIN. 

Verification of LIN 

Every organisation registered on the Shram Suvidha Portal is assigned a Labour Identification Number. The procedures for this adjustment and LIN verification through the Shram Suvidha Portal are listed below: 

  1. Registration of the company or the employer at the Shram Suvidha Portal is the first step in such verification and change. 
  2. After registering, the user must check the portal to see if their LIN is already there. The 'Know Your LON option' offered at the portal can be used to accomplish this. 
  3. In the event that the LIN is already in existence, it must be linked to the institution by selecting the 'Link institution' option. 
  4. The user can construct owned or represented organisations and then request the LIN through the 'Establishment' option available in the menu of the portal after logging in, if the LIN is not already available on the portal. 

The portal enables users to connect a business to a LIN. To represent the business on the Shram Suvidha Portal and to represent the entity that is currently being served by another employer or agency, this is necessary. 

Given below are the steps you need to follow to complete the registration process: 

  1. The first step in the process is to access the portal and log in with your credentials. Once logged in, you can search for the Labor Identification Number (LIN) of the entity you wish to link to your establishment. The portal provides a "Know Your LIN" option in the settings on the main page, which allows you to check the Establishment LIN. 
  2. To proceed further, you need to log in to your Shram Suvidha Account using your User ID, Password, and Verification Code. After entering these details, click on the "Submit" option. 
  3. Once you are logged into your Shram Suvidha Account, you will find the "Link Establishment" option. Clicking on this option will bring up a form where you need to enter the LIN and the contact details of the previous representative associated with that establishment. These contact details include the registered mobile number and email ID. 
  1. In cases where there is no registered mobile number or former representative, you can still fill in the LIN and select the "Generation Authorization Letter" option. Following this, you will need to obtain the generated letter from the above step and approach the regional head as instructed. 
  2. In summary, the process involves logging into the portal, searching for the LIN, entering login details, linking the establishment, providing contact details, and following the necessary steps to complete the process, including obtaining an authorization letter if required. 
  3. Regenerate response 

Such user can observe a rise in the amount of entities or establishments that have been linked or represented once the Labour Identification Number (LIN) is linked with the establishment data. Such details can be found on the establishment's home page in the establishment list. 

How to register for EPF Using Shram Suvidha 

Employers can register themselves on the Shram Suvidha Online Portal under the heading "Under EPF-ESIC Registration." The Employees Provident Funds And Miscellaneous Provisions Act (EPF) Act-1952 requires mandatory registration for all businesses with a minimum of 20 employees and voluntary registration for smaller businesses. Employers/companies must register for an account on the Shram Suvidha Portal and log in using that account information to register for EPF. 

FAQs on Shram Suvidha Portal

  • What is the Ministry of Labor's fax number?

    23355679 and 23718730 are the fax numbers. 

  • Who can participate in Shram Suvidha?

    Employers can register themselves on the Shram Suvidha Online Portal under the heading "Under EPF-ESIC Registration." The Employees Provident Funds And Miscellaneous Provisions Act (EPF) Act-1952 requires mandatory registration for all businesses with a minimum of 20 employees and voluntary registration for smaller businesses. 

  • What is Shram Suvidha's E-return facility?

    Employers can use the Shram Suvidha Portal to file or submit their returns to the Labour Laws. Select Annual File Return from the main menu after logging in successfully to submit annual labour returns to the Chief Labour Commissioner (CLC) enforcement agencies. entrusted primarily with the prevention and resolution of workplace disputes, the enforcement of labour regulations, and the promotion of worker welfare 

  • Does there exist a minimum income requirement?

    For registering as an unorganised worker on eShram, there are no income requirements. He or she shouldn't, though, be paying income taxes. 

  • What are the requirements for registering with eShram?

    Any unorganised worker between the ages of 16 years and 59 years may sign up on the eShram portal. 

  • Does the worker have to pay anything to register with eShram?

    On the eShram platform, registration is free. No fees are due from employees to any registration company. 

  • What is the meaning of NCO?

    The National Classification of Occupations was created based on the type of job to be performed and the necessary skill levels. It is followed consistently all across the world and the nation. It aids in contrasting, categorising, and arranging professions and skill levels. 

  • Is there a support desk I may call to get my questions answered?

    For any concerns regarding eShram registration and issues, a dedicated national help desk has been established. The help desk number is 14434. 

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