Construction workers usually find it difficult to find benefits in their line of work. They belong to the unorganised sector which seldom enjoys benefits and usually has to undergo strenuous working hours, without any respite or paid leaves for that matter. Bearing in mind the hardships that labourers have to undergo in the state of Haryana, the State government has announced the worker’s Pension scheme. This would be a financial assistance scheme for the labourers who toil away at construction sites and other tasks.

About the Construction Worker Pension Scheme

Under the implementation of the scheme, the Construction worker Pension scheme, all building and other construction workers will now get ₹2,750 per month as pension for their hard work.

In order to avail of the benefits of the scheme, the Haryana Labour welfare fund will accept applications online from labourers across the state. This assistance will be provided to labourers in Haryana who are registered with the BOCW Board. Building / Construction Labourers Pension scheme is applicable for all registered labourers and is given in addition to the pension given by Social Welfare and Justice Department.

The main aim behind the implementation of the scheme is to create a supportive environment for the registered workers in the state who often find themselves in a financial ditch when it comes to making ends meet.

Terms and conditions in order to avail of the pension scheme benefits

Membership years3
Apply frequency1
Scheme designed forAll
Scheme benefits continue after deathNo

Eligibility criteria designed to avail the benefits of the scheme

The undertaking of the BOCW board labourers pension scheme

Herewith, you will find the copy of the undertaking of the BOCW board Labourers pension scheme:

Construction Worker Pension Scheme

Summing it up

Labourers and construction workers have always been looked down upon since their task is considered to be menial. However, only on closer inspection can one really know the trials and efforts they have to go through to get through a days work.

Their line of work involves several accidents, injuries. Yet, they show up the next day so that they get their daily wages enough to run their house. They always show up to work, through rains, scorching heat, aching bodies and ailments, just so that they have enough to run their houses.

With the implementation of this scheme in the state of Haryana, labourers can now breathe a sigh of relief. With the onset of one benefit – that of pension – coming their way, one can be hopeful that more benefits do reach out to those who toil their lives away so that we have a roof over our heads.