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EMPLOYEES’ SOCIAL SECURITY ORDINANCE, 1965


Title of the Ordinance:

The (Provincial) Employees’ Social security Ordinance, 1965.
Extent:
It extends to the whole of Pakistan.
Important Definitions:

Contribution” means the sum of money payable to the institution by an employer in respect of an employee, in accordance with the provisions of this Ordinance; Dependent” means the wife or wives or a needy invalid husband, dependent parents] and any unmarried children under the age of years dependent upon the secured person [Provided that such age limit shall not apply to unmarried dependent daughters. Disablement” means a condition caused by an employment injury which, as certified by a medical practitioner authorized for the purpose as provided in the regulations, has permanently reduced or is likely to reduce permanently a secured person’s earning capacity, and disablement shall be “minor where the loss of earning capacity [is less than twenty per centum], “partial” where the loss of earning capacity ranges from twenty-one per centum to sixty-six per centum, and “total” where the loss of earning capacity is in excess of sixty-six per centum.

Domestic servant” means any person working whole-time in connection with the work of any household for any consideration, whether in cash or in kind]
Employment injury” means a personal injury to a secured person caused by an accident or by such occupational disease as may be specified in the regulations, arising out of and in the course of his employment
Establishment” means an organization, whether industrial, commercial, agricultural or otherwise;
Fund” means the Employees Social Security Fund set up under this Act Governing Body” means the Governing Body of the institution;
Secured person” means a person in respect of whom contributions are or were payable under this Ordinance;
Social Security Court” means a court constituted under section 60.
Strike” and “lock-out” shall have the same meaning as is respectively assigned to them in the Industrial Disputes Ordinance, 1959 (LVI of 1959);
Topics covered under the Ordinance:
Organization Contributions
Finance and Audit Benefits
Determination of Questions and Claims Offences and Penalties
Establishment and Incorporation of Employees Social Security Institution:
The institution is a body corporate.
It has power to acquire, hold and dispose off property.
The institutions shall have its own funds which is called employees social security fund.
Management of the Institution:
The institution shall be managed by a governing body with the assistance of commissioner.
Governing body:
The Governing Body shall consist of the following members to be appointed by Government, by notification, namely:-
The Minister-in-charge of the Labor Department, a person who is or has been a Judge of the High Court, a senior officer in the service of Pakistan not below the rank of a Commissioner of a Division or Secretary to Government, and such person shall be the Chairman of the Governing Body.
Four persons to represent Government, one each respectively from the departments of Labor, Industries, Health and Finance;
Three persons to represent employers;
Three persons to represent secured persons;
The Commissioner and the Medical Adviser, ex-officio.
Power and Functions of General Body:
To approve the budget estimates, the audited accounts and the annual report of the Institution for submission to Government in accordance with the provisions of this Ordinance; and
To call for any information, or direct any research to be made for the furtherance of the objects of this Ordinance
Benefits provided by the Social Security Institution:
Sickness benefit: Sec. 35
Maternity benefit: Sec. 36
Death grant: Sec. 37
Medical care during sickness and maternity: Sec. 38
Injury benefits: Sec. 39
Disablement pension: Sec. 40
Disablement gratuity: Sec. 41
Survivor’s Pension: Sec. 42
Death grant in case of death while in receipt of injury benefit or total disablement Sec. 43
Medical care in the case of employment injury: Sec. 44

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