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Chairman, CBT has approved Senior Time Scale from back date for all those regular APFC (in Nov 2008) from the date they have completed Five years of regular service i.e. cutoff date will not be Nov 2008

EC approved: Rs 2000/- as FMA, 15% hike in leased accomodation, 02 post of in Grade pay of Rs 10000/- and 10 post in Grade pay Rs 8900/-, FA and CAO post upgraded to Grade pay of Rs 10,000/-

Cadre Review Proposal as Disposed by Finance Ministry, for details pl visit Bulletin Board

Constitution for Screening Committee for implementation of IAS-2 circular has been approved by The Secretary (L&E)on the representation made by Sri Amit Vashist, RPFC-II


EPFOA written letters to Chairman,CBT and its Members for Referring the CBT matters to Ministry of Labour


EPFOA written letter to CPFC for gross violation of Transfer policy i.r.o. Gr A Officers


EPFOA enhanced its memnership contribution to Rs 100/- per month from January 2012

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ABOUT US:



        E.P.F. Officers' Association (E.P.F.O.A.) is a service association of the officers of the Employees' Provident Fund Organization (E.P.F.O.), registered under Registration of Service Association. Broadly, it consists of all members of officer? community of the E.P.F.O., Ministry of Labour & Employment, Govt, of India. As per the constitution of the Association some of the members are elected by the General Body of the E.P.F.O.A. as its office bearers, who constitute the Central Executive of the Association.








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THE MISSION:



        The aims and objects of the Association is to safeguard and promote the common interests of all the members of the Association through constitutional means and to foster a spirit of camaraderie and good fellowship amongst the members of the Association and members of similar service associations and to do all things incidental and conducive to the attainment of the said objects. It is the paramount duty of the Association to espouse the cause of its members uninfluenced by the considerations and identity of caste, colour, region, religion or the like. Issues concerning an individual member of the Association can be taken up by the Association only if the issue involves the question of selective victimisation or conferment having a bearing upon the general principles or policies for which the Association stand for.