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Labour Department holds awareness event to mark National Pension Week

Jammu, Mar 9: To mark the celebration of National Pension Week under Pradhan Mantri  Shram Yogi Maandhan Yojna  as  part of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahostav,  Department of Labour, J&K, today organized a mega event for the awareness and  registration under the said scheme.

The event was held in Government Polytechnic College Vikram Chowk and was presided by   Abdul Rashid War  Labour Commissioner J&K, accompanied by   Vinakshi Koul, Deputy  Labour Commissioner, Jammu and  Ritu Jamwal Principal Govt. Polytechnic  Jammu.

At the onset, Devia Nanda, Assistant Labour Commissioner, Jammu welcomed the guests followed by the deliberation about the Pension Scheme meant for the un-organized workers.

A Nukkad  Natak by Sangam Team was presented to convey the audience the importance of availing the  pension scheme.

The Chief Guest  urged to the participants which included the ITI pass outs, those pursuing  the 6-months diploma courses in various trades and representatives of various  labour unions, to timely avail the pension scheme for a secured old age. He also emphasized on ‘Donate-a-pension’ module where employers can donate one month to one year pension premium at one stretch for their employees.

He  appealed to the eligible un-organized workers in the age group of 18-40 years to  get enrolled for Pradhan Mantri Shram Yogi Mandhan Yojna through nearest  CSC centres by paying a monthly premium of Rs. 55 to Rs. 200 and on maturity  can receive a minimum pension of Rs. 3000/- per month. Also, PYMSYM cards  were distributed among the beneficiaries who got themselves registered on the  spot .

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