The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) is making life easier for employees with
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1. Update Your job Exit Date Online
· EPFO now allows members to
update their date of leaving a job directly on its portal.· No need to visit the office physically—everything is
digital and hassle-free.· Helps in
accurate PF settlement and pension calculations.
2. Step-by-Step Process to Update Exit Date
1. Log in to the
EPF member portal using your UAN.2. Navigate to
“Update KYC / Employment Details”.3. Select the
employer from the list.4. Enter the
correct exit date and submit.5. Get a confirmation once it’s
verified and updated.
3. New Employee Enrollment Scheme 2025
· EPFO has introduced a
new scheme to streamline employee registrations.· Employers can now
enroll new employees digitally, reducing paperwork and delays.· Ensures
faster EPF account activation and compliance.
4. Benefits of These Updates
·
Time-saving: No office visits required.·
Error reduction: Accurate PF contributions and withdrawals.·
Transparency: Employees can track their updates in real-time.
5. Tips to Ensure Smooth Updates
· Keep your
UAN and bank details ready.· Make sure your
employment dates are correct before submission.· Contact your
employer or EPFO helpdesk if updates are not reflecting.
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