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UP Outsource Service Corp Launched; 5 Lakh Workers To Get Social Security, Timely Payments & Insurance Benefits

Lucknow, September 2: The Yogi government has given major relief to approximately 5 lakh outsourced personnel in Uttar Pradesh. Following the formation of the Uttar Pradesh Outsource Service Corporation, employers will no longer be able to exploit outsourced Personnel or subject them to injustice. For the first time, a respectable honorarium has been ensured. Along with this, they will receive…

UP Outsource Service Corp Launched; 5 Lakh Workers To Get Social Security, Timely Payments & Insurance Benefits

The Yogi government has launched the Uttar Pradesh Outsource Service Corporation (UP COS), providing significant relief to around 5 lakh outsourced personnel in Uttar Pradesh. This move aims to eliminate exploitation and injustice against outsourced workers. Employers will now be obligated to provide fair honorarium and social security to these workers.

The honorarium will be reviewed every five years. The UP COS portal and website will streamline recruitment and joining processes, ensuring timely payments and comprehensive benefits for outsourced personnel. The portal will also facilitate accurate attendance, leave management, and complaint resolution. Additionally, timely Employee Provident Fund (EPF) contributions and the benefits of Employee State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) will be ensured.

The UP COS portal serves as a central hub for information related to outsourced personnel, departments, agencies, and the government. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath inaugurated the portal and distributed cheques to various outsourced personnel, including government employees from different departments. The event was marked by the distribution of cheques to workers like Rohit Kumar, Kasin Khan, Sarita, Ashu Kumar, Arvind Kumar Yadav, Ramkumar, Jitendra Prasad, Raju Kannaujiya, Hansraj Singh, Dilip Kumar, and Narendra Tiwari.

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