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CASHLESS TREATMENT FOR WORKERS
2.7 lakh Delhi construction workers to get 24x7 healthcare, cashless treatment, Rs 2 lakh coverAround 2.7 lakh Delhi construction workers will soon receive free healthcare services. This new scheme offers 24x7 medical assistance and a...- West Bengal pay panel proposes 5% annual increment, 11-year pension restorationWest Bengal's seventh pay commission will revise employee pay and benefits. It aims for pay parity with central government employees and im...
- Delhi CM Rekha Gupta directs district administration to inspect Shalimar Bagh's Fortis HospitalFortis Hospital inspection: Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has ordered an immediate inspection of Shalimar Bagh's Fortis Hospital followi...
- Parliament Watch: Cashless transactions, e-shram portal, women lead MSMEs and moreGovernment updates reveal progress in road accident victim treatment, with many cases eligible. Highway project awards have slowed due to s...
- Accident victims in Maharashtra to receive cashless treatment up to Rs 1 lakhThe Maharashtra government has decided to extend cashless treatment up to Rs 1 lakh for accident victims across empanelled and other emerge...
- Assam government on Monday announced that the daily wages of tea garden workers is increased by Rs 18Medical bills under the scheme shall be reimbursed at rates equivalent to that of Central Government Health Schemes (CGHS) and these shall ...
- Daily wages of tea garden workers in Assam increased by Rs 18With this increase the daily wages of workers in Brahmaputra Valley will be Rs 250. Daily wages in Barak Valley will be Rs 228. The new wag...
- Self-employed? Don’t forget to consider these factors while taking a health insurance planChoosing a suitable health insurance plan is crucial for freelancers, gig workers, and small-business owners, as they often lack steady inc...
- All possible arrangements to be made in Rajasthan to handle COVID: Ashok Gehlot"Constant monitoring is being done and all arrangements are being made to ensure that people do not suffer. The focus of the state governme...
- Govt will be forced to go for strict measures if people do not follow COVID protocols: Rajasthan CMGehlot said people must ensure adherence to protocols such as maintaining a two-yard distance with each other and wearing face masks and so...
- Insurers can act against hospitals saying no to cashless coronavirus treatment: IRDAIThe regulator has also asked insurance companies to set up an exclusive grievance redressal system to solve the challenges faced by policyh...
- Insurers to provide 5 pc discount on Corona Kavach policy to doctors, health workersAs mandated by Irdai, all the 30 general and health insurers that offer indemnity based health insurance have started offering individual C...
- UP government employees call off strike after assuranceMore than 16 lakh government employees in Uttar Pradesh were on a three-day strike over issues ranging from promotion and cashless medical ...
- CIL plans cashless hospitalisation for all its employeesIndividuals would be handed over smart cards that will carry their health history as well as their balance medical benefit entitlement.
- Over 16 lakh government employees in UP begin 3-day strikeThe employees, under the banner of Rajya Karmchari Sanyukt Parishad (RKSP), boycotted work on the first day and held protests to press for ...
- Delhi sanitation workers call off strike, AAP government promises Rs 1,100 crore for salariesSwatantra Majdoor Vikas Sanyukt Morcha's Sanjay Gehlot said that government has promised to release the amount before Diwali or latest by t...
- Employers asked to deposit EPF, ESI in workers' accountsThe Haryana Government today directed all employers to ensure regular deposition of Employees' Provident Fund and Employees' State Insuranc...
- Health insurance for poor set to cover beedi, non-coal mine workersThe govt's health insurance scheme for the poor may be extended to workers of non-coal mines and beedi factories, benefiting over 50 lakh p...
- Govt does its homework, helps to get health coverThe government is set to take another step towards extending free health cover to the vulnerable low-income earners.
- Employers must take out health cover for workers: AhluwaliaMaking it mandatory for organised sector employers to take health insurance cover for employees will help spread the reach of insurance pro...
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