The central board of trustees of the Employees' Provident Fund (EPF) would meet on July 2 to decide the interest rates to be paid to its subscribers for the year ended March and the current financial year, a labour ministry official said. |
The board had deferred the decision on interest rates at its last meeting late last month due to Assembly elections in Goa. It has so far failed to reach a consensus on the interest rate for 2006-07 due to sharp differences between the trustees of the EPF, comprising representatives of trade unions, government officials, and employers. |
The Employees' Provident Fund is India's largest non-government provident fund, with a corpus of about Rs 967.7 billion. |