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    • Labour ministry urges gig, platform workers to register on e-Shram Portal for formal recognition

      Niti Aayog has projected that the gig economy in India will employ over 1 crore workers in 2024-25, subsequently reaching 2.35 crore by 2029-30, it added.

    • The e-Shram portal holds valuable data on unorganised workers. Use it in policymaking and safety nets for internal migrants

      The e-Shram portal is shaping up as a national database of unorganised workers. At the aggregated level it can help in policy making and at the individual level in ensuring direct targeting of insurance and assistance schemes. Ensuring there is no exclusion and keeping the data secure and updated is key

    • Work-from-home ecosystem, flexible workplaces need of future: PM Modi

      Addressing the National Labour Conference, PM Modi said that India has once again become the fastest growing economy in the world, so a lot of credit goes to the workers.

    • Nearly 28 crore informal workers registered on e-Shram portal

      Around 3.71 crore unorganised workers above age of 50 years have been registered on eShram portal.

    • Every third informal worker registered on e-Shram, total enrollment crosses 14-crore mark         

      The latest data of the portal shows that the top five states in terms of the number of registration on e-Shram portal are Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Bihar, Odisha, and Jharkhand. Gender analysis of the data shows that 52.56 percent are female while 47.44 percent are male.

    • Registrations on e-shram portal cross 10-crore mark

      About 52.03 per cent registered workers are from the farm sector followed by 11.87 per in construction and 9.19 per cent in domestic and household segments.

    • Over 4 crore unorganised workers registered on e-Shram portal

      According to a labour ministry statement, workers in diverse occupations such as construction, apparel manufacturing, fishing, gig and platform work, street vending, domestic work, agriculture and allied, transport sector have registered on the portal.

    • The e-Shram portal for unorganised workers is only a first step

      The portal can become the means of ensuring targeted welfare schemes aimed at the informal sector, which can help increase consumption demand

    • Labour Ministry launches National Database for Unorganised Workers

      All informal workers will be allotted a E- Shram card containing a 12-digit UAN for availing the benefits of various social security schemes announced by the government. The 12-digit UAN will be valid throughout the country.

    • Explained | All you need to know about the National Database for Unorganised Workers

      The portal set up to facilitate the provision of welfare benefits to migrant and unorganised workers is set to be launched on August 26.

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