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Govt. outlines plan to move into top 30 Doing Business Ranking by 2014 By Cheranka Mendis The Government yesterday outlined the roadmap to up Sri Lanka’s ranking to number 30 in the Doing Business Ranking by 2014 from the current position of 89. The plan highlights the need to reform operations in key institutions with ...
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The UNP says payment of salaries to employees of a state institution has been delayed while benefit payments have been delayed since 2007. UNP parliamentarian Dayasiri Jayasekera has said while salaries of employees at Salu Sala have been delayed, their Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) and Employees’ Trust Fund (ETF) payments have not been paid since ...
- Sri Lanka opposition points out delay in payment of salaries to Salu Sala employees (Category: Breaking News)
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The government has decided to amend the Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) and Employees’ Trust Fund (ETF) Acts. Treasury Secretary Dr. P.B. Jayasundera has said the EPF and ETF Acts would be amended to make provision for the proposed pension scheme for the private sector. The Finance Ministry is currently re-drafting the legislation to formulate the ...
- EPF and ETF tangled up! (Category: Business)
- Controversial Investments Out Of EPF And ETF (Category: Breaking News)
- Seminar on EPF/ETF and employee benefits (Category: Business)
- Sri Lankan government to amend EPF and ETF Acts amidst trade union concerns (Category: Breaking News)
More To Exit following UN Report The stock market continued to lose its momentum as predicted in the lead story on these pages in its last week’s edition, compounded by foreigners fleeing the market, made worse by the UN’s negative war report on the island. “There is panic selling by foreigners in the backdrop of ...
- Broker Credit Drives Up Market (Category: Breaking News)
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- Milanka Index turns positive after 17 months (Category: Business)
- Stock market struggles on 2012 debut (Category: Business)
The Ministry of Labour Relations and Productivity Promotion has assured an attractive interest of 13.75 percent for the Employees of Provident Fund. It is planned to grant this interest for the deposits maintained by all EPF members. Minister Gamini Lokuge said that their intention was to ensure a high interest to all EPF members. This ...
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