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Employees Can Report Missed Provident Fund Payments to EPFO Authorities

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Employees whose employers have not deposited their required contributions to the Employees' Pension Scheme can file a formal complaint. They should report the issue to the regional office of the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation that holds their account. The complaint can be submitted online through the EPFO portal or in person at the office. This process ensures employees receive their rightful pension and social security benefits.

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