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The Labour Welfare Fund (LWF) is a small statutory contribution that funds welfare activities for workers (such as housing, education, and medical support). It is collected by the state government from both the employee and the employer.

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How LWF Applies

Omnivoo employees work remotely and are treated as Maharashtra-based for statutory purposes, so the Maharashtra LWF applies: LWF is collected twice a year, in June and December only. In all other months, no LWF is deducted. It is collected only from employees still employed on 30 June or 31 December. If your last working day is before that date, no LWF is deducted in that month.

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On Your Payslip

When LWF is collected, the employee contribution (₹25) appears as a separate Labour Welfare Fund deduction line on your June and December payslips. Because it is half-yearly, you will not see this line on payslips for any other month. The employer also contributes its share (₹75) as part of your overall employer cost. This is not deducted from your salary.

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What You Need to Do

Nothing. Omnivoo calculates LWF automatically, deducts the employee share in the June and December payrolls, and deposits both shares with the state authority. There is no action required from you.