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EPFO: Trade union wants monthly EPF wage ceiling hiked to ₹30,000, says ₹25,000 ‘too little, too late’ — Here’s why

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EPFO: The All India Trade Union Congress wants the government to hike the EPF wage ceiling to ₹30,000 per month, saying ₹25,000 is ‘too little, too late’ for social security benefits. Here are the reasons for the demand.
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