| Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| Purpose | Apply for welfare benefits for construction workers |
| Filing Requirement | Filled by BOCW-registered workers with employer support |
| Non-Compliance Penalty | Disqualification from benefits, employer fines |
| Form Validity | Typically valid for one financial year |
HR Tip:
The HLWB Performa bridges the gap between workers and much-needed state welfare benefits by streamlining the process.
This standardized performa is a legal requirement under the Haryana Building and Other Construction Workers (BOCW) Welfare Act. It ensures that workers have a structured way to apply for welfare schemes without ambiguity or unnecessary paperwork. Filing this correctly gives access to bicycle subsidies, medical support, maternity benefits, and more.
HR Tip:
Set reminders for renewal at least 60 days before expiry. Use digital copies for easy re-submission.
Hr Tip:
Avoid future complications and potential fines by double-checking every detail before submission.
Pro Tip:
Automate deadline reminders and keep digital records of employer contributions.
Pro Tip:
Always ensure you’re working with the latest form version to avoid rejections.
Section 1: Worker Personal Details
Required Information:
• Full Name (As per Aadhaar)
• BOCW Registration Number
• Contact Information
• Family Member Details
Section 2: Employment Details
Required Information:
• Employer Name & HUM ID
• Type of Construction Work
• Work Experience
• Monthly Wages (Exact figure)
Section 3: Scheme Application
Required Information:
• Scheme Type (e.g., Bicycle, Spectacles, Maternity)
• Benefit Amount Requested
• Supporting Documents (Medical bills, Receipts, Proof of Study)
• Declaration & Signature
Section: Worker Personal Details
Section: Employment Details
Section: Scheme Application
Common Mistake to Avoid:
Submitting handwritten forms with incomplete or blurry attachments → Use typed forms and clear scans.
Pro Tip:
Keep a digital folder with all filled forms and acknowledgment receipts.
Retention Period: Keep documents for 7 years after the financial year of submission.
Pro Tip:
Store both physical and digital copies, with cloud backups to prevent data loss.
HR Tip:
Prepare a standard checklist for every worker applying for benefits.
Managing Labour Welfare compliance can be overwhelming, especially when dealing with multiple forms, strict deadlines, and evolving regulations. Keka simplifies this process by offering a comprehensive digital solution designed to reduce errors, save time, and ensure full compliance—without extra manual effort.
Pre-built HLWB Scheme Performa templates with built-in field validation prevent common mistakes like mismatched Aadhaar numbers or missing employer details. The system auto-populates fields from your existing HRMS database, eliminating repetitive data entry and ensuring consistency across records.
Keka’s platform checks every mandatory field and supporting document in real time, flagging missing or incorrect entries before submission. This reduces the risk of rejected applications and improves approval success rates.
Workers can directly apply for welfare schemes via a secure portal, upload required documents (like medical certificates or work slips), and track the status of their applications. This minimizes HR’s administrative burden and provides transparency to employees.
All submitted forms, acknowledgment receipts, contribution records, and correspondence are stored securely in a searchable digital repository. This ensures you’re always audit-ready and saves time spent digging through paperwork.
Never miss an important deadline. Keka sends automatic alerts for scheme renewal dates, contribution payments, and document submission cutoffs. HR professionals can focus on strategic tasks while the system manages compliance schedules.
No. Each scheme requires a separate application with its specific documents.
Use the pre-submission validation checklist—ensure Aadhaar and BOCW numbers match, no fields are blank, and all receipts are attached.
Worker becomes ineligible for all benefits, and the employer may face legal fines.
Typically between 3–8 weeks, depending on the scheme and document verification process.