ESIC Reports Addition of 20.36 Lakh Employees to ESI Scheme During July

The Ministry of Labour and Employment has released provisional payroll figures showing a strong rise in enrolments under the Employees’ State Insurance (ESI) Scheme in July 2025. ESIC, which provides social security to employees in India, brought over 20 lakh new workers under its fold during the month, reflecting both increased formalisation of jobs and wider coverage of benefits.
Key Highlights from July Data
- Total enrolments: 20.36 lakh employees were added in July.
- New establishments: 31,146 companies registered under the ESI Scheme during the period.
- Youth participation: 9.85 lakh of the total, around 48% were under 25 years of age, pointing to strong entry of fresh talent into the job market.
- Gender diversity: 4.33 lakh women employees joined during July, along with 88 transgender workers, underscoring ESIC’s outreach across all demographics.
- Month-on-month trend: July’s figure was higher than June’s 19.37 lakh enrolments, reflecting an increase of nearly 98,700 new members.
Significance of the Numbers
The growth in ESIC enrolments highlights two important trends: greater job creation in the formal economy and an expanding base of social security coverage. The inclusion of young workers, women, and transgender employees also signals widening participation and inclusivity in the Indian workforce.
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Conclusion
With over 20 lakh fresh registrations in July 2025, ESIC continues to play a pivotal role in strengthening India’s social security net. While the data remains provisional due to continuous updates, the rising numbers mark steady progress in workforce formalisation and inclusivity.
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Published on: Sep 27, 2025, 10:59 AM IST

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