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In this webcast, our panel of EY experts shares insights on effectively navigating the new Employment Linked Incentive (ELI) Schemes.
Starting on 1 August 2025, two new ELI Schemes will roll out with an allocation of INR99,446 crore. These schemes aim to support formal job creation and social security across various sectors.
- Scheme A: Incentives for first-time employees
- Scheme B: Incentives for employers hiring additional staff
The schemes are applicable for all sectors. The key objectives of the schemes are to increase employability, enhance social security coverage, and promote sustained employment.
Key discussion points:
- Applicability of the new ELI Schemes
- Incentive to employers and employees
- Conditions to be satisfied to claim the incentive
- Action planning for employers
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