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The Indian government has developed a landmark framework in form of the Social Security Code to render the complete welfare to the independent earners of the nation, the 8 million 8 million. Beginning in 2026, the people in the gig economy will be offered life insurance, disability cover, and health benefits through the e-Shram portal. In order to qualify, the worker should be between 16 and 60 years with 90 days working with one platform or 120 days with several aggregators during a financial year. This online-first program will make sure that the delivery providers, freelance drivers and platform-based service providers become a part of the national safety net.
To access these Gig Worker Social Security Benefits, individuals must maintain an active profile on the official government database. The qualification is highly linked to engagement days. A worker will be deemed working on any day that he/she makes an income irrespective of the level. You can count cumulatively; therefore, delivery service with two delivery clients on the same day would be two days out of 90 or 120 days of annual requirement.
Follow these steps to secure your Gig Worker Social Security Benefits:
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