EPFO’s launched @ e-Court Management System

EPFO’s launched @ e-Court Management System

EPFO e-court Management System has been launched which is in tune with the vision of the Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi of digital India. The objective of the project is a transparent and electronic case management system which will cater to aspirations of all stakeholders – the employers, the employees, litigants and CBT. It is a step towards paperless court system wherein court procedure of EPF & MP Act, 1952 and EPFAT will take place in a digital environment.

Features

1. This will be a step towards paperless court system, wherein all the quasi-judicial proceedings under the Employees Provident Funds and Misc. Provisions Act, 1952 as well as court procedure of EPFAT will take place in a digital environment.

2. Online Filing: means Litigant employers/employees can file cases directly from their place of convenience. They can also file supplementary records/statements online.

3. SMS Facility: Messages will be sent to the litigants on their registered mobile numbers on the status of their cases.

4. Dynamic Website: The stakeholders can also track their individual cases online. Orders and Judgments are available in digital form.

5. e-courts : The employers or its representative need not carry documents for representing their case or filing their replies as the documents of a case as these can be accessed easily from anywhere at any time.

6. The quasi-judicial officers of CBT can also enter notes and pass various orders under the various proceedings of the EPF & MP Act digitally.

7. In e-court project, the entire information related to a particular case under the EPF and MP Act, 1952 would be available online to the Quasi-judicial officers of EPFO, parties and all the concerned through internet.

8. E-court would help in the digitization of work flow management in Quasi-judicial proceedings. The information in respect of cases cannot be misplaced as all the information regarding the case will be maintained at Servers. Thus, it would help to create a better and transparent court and case management in EPFO.

Source | http://205.147.97.190/EPFO/epfo/index.html

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Rizvi Institute of Management