Sindh Labour Minister, Saeed Ghani, on Thursday, knowledgeable that Sindh Employees Welfare Board (SWWB) has allotted 2202 flats to industrial employees in 4 cities of the province. The minister whereas responding to queries of the members throughout query hour in Sindh Meeting acknowledged that 2202 flats have been allotted to industrial employees since July 2017 in Sukkur, Hyderabad, Larkana and Kotri whereas 1000’s of plots and quarters have additionally been allotted to industrial employees throughout the province. He stated that for the allotment of a flat, the employee ought to be a everlasting worker of an industrial organisation or the manufacturing unit registered below the Factories Act, 1934 and positioned inside 30 km from the labour colony. Saeed Ghani additional knowledgeable about criterion for allotment of the flat that employee’s employment interval within the involved industrial entity have to be at the least three years, he have to be married and in addition be registered with Workers Outdated-Age Advantages Establishment (EOBI) or Sindh Workers Social Safety Establishment (SESSI). The worker who already received a home, flat or store from Employees Welfare Board or some other related organisation wouldn’t be eligible for allotment of SWWB flat, he added. Responding to a supplementary query, the minister stated that these flats weren’t allotted to employees freed from price however they must pay a nominal quantity of Rs.30,000 prematurely and the remaining Rs.470,000 in a interval of 20 years. Saeed Ghani whereas responding to a different query advised the home that Employees Welfare Board Sindh has launched a improvement scheme in 2018 below which 256 flats have been constructed for labourers in Labour Colony in District Tando Mohammad Khan.