All about SFA Food Retail Licence

Food Retail Licences All food retail establishments must be licensed in order to operate.  Each licence application is assessed on its own merits. Here is a self-checklist [PDF, 152 KB] for easy reference on the licensing conditions to fulfill. They will be verified through a pre-licensing check of the premises upon the completion of renovations and installation … Read more

Can you file EDD claim online?

UI Online is the fastest and most convenient way to file or reopen an unemployment insurance claim, certify for benefits, and get up-to-date claim and payment information. Filing an Unemployment Claim The following information will help guide you through the claim filing process. UI Online is the best way to file your claim. File online during … Read more

Can I use different bank account for PF withdrawal?

It is important that your correct bank account with correct IFSC is linked to your Universal Account Number (UAN) to receive the credit of EPF funds timely. To withdraw funds from your Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) account it is important that your correct bank account details be recorded in the EPF account. This is necessary … Read more

Can I continue ESI after leaving job?

It is a common question for most of the ESIC members that after resignation ESIC card valid or not? and how long ESIC benefits could be taken after resigning a job? Here we will find answers for all these questions. ESIC card is also known as E Pehchan card. Every ESIC member who is contributing to … Read more

Can we withdraw ESI money?

What to do to claim ESI Benefit? One can also get ESIC Form-9 to make a claim. If there should be an occurrence of Sickness/Temporary Disablement/Maternity Benefit as given by the Employees’ State Insurance Corporation, Ministry of Labor and Employment, Government of India. There are two kinds of advantages that one can guarantee as a … Read more

Can I withdraw my CPF if I leave Singapore?

Like it or not, the Central Provident Fund (CPF) is a key part of Singaporeans’ lives. It ensures Singaporeans contribute steadily towards their own retirement nest egg during their working years and protects their monies against inflation with risk-free guaranteed returns. But what happens to their CPF monies when Singaporeans or Permanent Residents (PR) decide … Read more