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Friday, November 14, 2025
TopicEPFO payroll

Topic: EPFO payroll

20L formal jobs created in July, biggest monthly addition to EPFO. 3 lakh women entered job market

Moushumi Das Gupta -
The retirement fund body added 10.52 lakh new members in July—an increase of over 2.66 percent from June. Maharashtra alone contributed 20.21 percent of the total new additions.   

EPFO data shows a surge in new members, with majority in the 18-25 age group

ThePrint Team -
The data further states that about 12.17 lakh members left EPFO and subsequently rejoined the organization.

India’s younger workers worst hit by pandemic, women far more vulnerable, EPFO data shows

Remya Nair -
EPFO payroll data, which captures data related to the organised & semi-organised sector, shows there was a sharp drop in payroll additions among those younger than 25 years.

Missing data on jobs may play key role in 2019 elections

Karan Bhasin -
Though the EPFO database may have its own limitations, the estimate obtained from it can be used as a safe and consistent approximation.

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