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Advisor Ganai launches portal; reviews performance of different wings Labour dept goes online with host of services 11/27/2018 10:52:18 PM Early Times Report JAMMU, Nov 27: The Labour Department today went online offering host of services as Advisor to Governor Khursheed Ahmed Ganai launched the departmental portal here before taking a review of performance of its different wings. The portal jointly crated by Labour department and SICOP will offer 31 services of twin organizations, including benefits under various welfare schemes for the workers, payment of various kinds of fee, besides information about labour laws and rules. Following an elaborate presentation on the working scope, workers' welfare schemes, employment generation programmes being implemented by Entrepreneurs Development Institute (EDI) given by Commissioner Secretary, Labour and Employment, Saurabh Bhagat, the Advisor asked the heads of different wings to explore the department's massive reach by thorough understanding of laws, rules and schemes meant for benefiting huge population of working class. The meeting was attended by Labour Commissioner, Director Employment, senior functionaries of various boards and corporations working for emancipation of workers, women, promotion of entrepreneurship and self-employment schemes. "The department is only second to Education sector in terms of the coverage as it is meant to serve lakhs of workers in organized and unorganized sector. You can reach them only by understanding the nerve of services, schemes and the laws and rules governing the same" Ganai asserted while addressing the officers. For this, he asked them to work hard and stretch their functioning beyond the conventional working hours. "Understanding the laws and rules is very important for effective delivery of services and realize lasting results for this extremely wide and large constituency," he maintained. He hailed the introduction of e- governance and IT enabled services by the department but at the same time stressed on the need to have trained people down the line for effective operation of the system.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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