EPFO payroll data: 8.27 lakh jobs created in October; 79.16 lakh in last 14 months
During October this year, the maximum number of 2.32 lakh jobs were created in the 22-25 years' age group followed by 2.22 lakh in the 18-21 years' age bracket.


Representational image. Thinkstock.[/caption]Similarly, the payroll data for September 2018 has also been revised downward by 5.5 percent to 8.75 lakh from 9.73 lakh released last month.However, the job creation remained highest in September 2018 during the 14-month period till October 2018.The lowest number of 1.59 lakh subscribers were added to the EPFO schemes in March this year as per data for that month which was also revised downward from 2.36 lakh estimate released last month.During October this year, the maximum number of 2.32 lakh jobs were created in the 22-25 years' age group followed by 2.22 lakh in the 18-21 years' age bracket.The EPFO said in its statement that the data is provisional as updation of employee records is a continuous process and gets updated in subsequent month/s.This is age-band wise data of new members registered under the EPFO where the first non-zero contribution received during the particular month. For each age-wise band, the estimates are net of the members newly enrolled, exited and rejoined during the month as per records of the EPFO, it added.The estimates may include temporary employees whose contributions may not be continuous for the entire year. Members' data are linked to unique Aadhaar Identity, it added.The EPFO manages social security funds of workers in the organised/semi organised sector in India and has more than 6 crore active members (with at least one-month contribution during the year).

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