Labour Law Compliance Services in India | EPF, ESI, POSH in Delhi/NCR
Labour Law Compliance Services in India | EPF, ESI, POSH in Delhi/NCR
KCPL provides:
Our goal is to ensure your organization stays 100% compliant with all labour regulations.
Managing labour law compliance is critical for every organization operating in India.
With multiple regulations such as EPF, ESI, Contract Labour, POSH, Minimum Wages, and Professional Tax,
businesses must ensure timely registrations, filings, and statutory documentation.
Our Labour & Industrial Law Compliance Services help businesses remain fully compliant
with statutory requirements while avoiding penalties, inspections, and litigation risks.
From EPF and ESI registrations to POSH compliance frameworks, we provide end-to-end labour law
compliance solutions tailored for startups, SMEs, contractors, manufacturing units, and large enterprises.
India’s labour laws impose strict compliance obligations on employers. Failure to comply
with statutory requirements can lead to:
Our labour law compliance services ensure your organization operates smoothly
while meeting all statutory obligations under Indian labour legislation.
Why Labour Law Compliance is Critical for Businesses
Act: Employees Provident Fund Act, 1952 Authority: Employees Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO)
We assist organizations with complete EPF compliance and employee provident fund reporting.
Services include:EPF Compliance Services
Act: Employees State Insurance Act, 1948 Authority: Employees State Insurance Corporation (ESIC)
Our experts ensure accurate and timely ESI registrations and filings.
Services include:
• ESI registration for establishments
• Monthly contribution filing
• Half-yearly ESI return filing
• Employee benefit compliance support
Act: Contract Labour (Regulation & Abolition) Act, 1970
Businesses employing contract workers must comply with strict labour regulations.
We assist with:
• Contractor registration
• Principal employer license
• Maintenance of statutory registers
• Half-yearly and annual return filing
All businesses operating in commercial premises must register under the State Shops & Establishments Act.
Services include:
Act: Building and Other Construction Workers Act
Construction companies and infrastructure contractors must comply with BOCW regulations.
Our services include:
Employers must maintain statutory wage records to ensure compliance with minimum wage regulations.
We assist with:
Companies meeting statutory thresholds must comply with the Payment of Bonus Act.
Services include:
We assist employers with statutory wage record maintenance and documentation.
Services include:
Professional tax regulations vary across Indian states and require periodic filings.
Our services include:Payment of Bonus Act Compliance
Payment of Wages Act Compliance
Professional Tax Compliance
Our labour law compliance services are ideal for:
Partnering with labour law experts provides several advantages:
Who Needs Labour Law Compliance Services
Benefits of Professional Labour Compliance Management
Labour law compliance refers to adherence to statutory regulations governing employee benefits, wages, workplace safety, and social security schemes such as EPF, ESI, and POSH.
Employers with 20 or more employees must register under the Employees Provident Fund Act and contribute towards employee provident fund benefits.
Yes. Under the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace Act, organizations with 10 or more employees must constitute an Internal Committee and submit annual POSH reports.
Non-compliance can result in financial penalties, prosecution, government inspections, and operational restrictions.
Yes. Even small businesses must comply with several labour laws including minimum wages, professional tax, and shops & establishments regulations.
Yes. Startups must comply with applicable labour laws depending on the number of employees, industry type, and state regulations. Common compliances include Shops & Establishments registration, Professional Tax, EPF, ESI, and POSH compliance.
You will also need to have 2 of the following to be shown as proof of address of a director :-