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30 May 2026 | 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM | Tunga International Hotel, Andheri East, Mumbai

Mumbai Code on Social Security Workshop 2026 - Highlights & Compliance Takeaways

The Mumbai chapter of the I Am Ready Series has concluded, bringing together HR leaders, compliance professionals, consultants, and decision-makers for a practical capsule workshop on the Code on Social Security, 2020.

This archive captures the workshop focus areas, discussion themes, and takeaways for teams preparing their social security compliance roadmap.

Past Event

This capsule workshop concluded on 30 May 2026 and now serves as a reference archive for social security readiness.

Mumbai Workshop

Hosted at Tunga International Hotel, Andheri East, Mumbai for HR, legal, compliance, and business leaders.

Social Security Focus

Centered on benefits structuring, employer liability, statutory coverage, and implementation controls.

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Speakers and participants during the Mumbai Code on Social Security workshop

At a glance

Event snapshot for decision makers

A fast read of the workshop format, audience mix, and implementation priorities discussed through the day.

Key highlights

Decoded Code on Social Security provisions into practical employer actions.

Focused on EPF, ESI, gratuity, benefits design, and compliance ownership.

Brought expert guidance to HR and compliance teams preparing for labour code implementation.

About the Social Security Workshop

This full-day capsule workshop was designed to help organizations understand, interpret, and prepare for the Code on Social Security, 2020. The session focused on bridging legal provisions with practical implementation.

Participants gained clarity on social security benefits, compliance mapping, employer liability, and the internal controls needed for labour code readiness.

Attendees

Who this workshop was built for

The workshop served teams responsible for benefit structures, statutory obligations, payroll governance, and workforce compliance decisions.

HR and People Leaders

Teams responsible for employee benefits, workforce policy, and internal communication.

Compliance Teams

Professionals mapping social security obligations, returns, records, and inspection readiness.

Business and Operations Heads

Leaders managing workforce governance, contract labour risk, and implementation ownership.

Legal Advisors

Counsel and labour-law specialists interpreting provisions, case trends, and practical edge cases.

Experts

Workshop faculty

Adv. SK Gupta: Labour Law Expert and Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India.

Rahul Kunwar: Chief Vision Officer, ClickNexi.

Key Discussion Topics Covered

The workshop addressed critical aspects of social security compliance and implementation challenges under the new framework.

Key changes under the Code on Social Security, 2020.

Social security definition and benefit structuring strategies.

EPF, ESI, gratuity, and other statutory benefit implications.

Employer liability and compliance approach for implementation.

Draft rules, transition planning, and practical readiness roadmap.

Judicial trends, case insights, and live implementation questions.

Key Takeaways

What teams should carry forward

Benefit structures need early review

Organizations should assess wage-linked benefits and statutory coverage before enforcement pressure rises.

Ownership must be cross-functional

HR, payroll, legal, finance, and operations need a shared readiness plan.

Documentation remains critical

Registers, declarations, policies, contracts, and audit trails must stay accurate and inspection ready.

Compliance risk can be reduced

Clear mapping of obligations and controls helps reduce penalties, gaps, and operational disruption.