Service Image

Workers Welfare Board

Select One to Proceed Forward

Education

Technical Education
  • Introduction:
  • The Workers Welfare Board's Technical and Vocational Education falls under the Education Wing and oversees 28 institutes across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. It provides free technical education for the children of laborers, playing a crucial role in enhancing the workforce, economic growth, skills, professional development, and the overall well-being of laborers. The Technical Education Division is approved by the governing body of the Workers Welfare Fund in Islamabad and operates under the administrative control of the Education Wing of the Workers Welfare Board KP.
  • The division supports more than four thousand technical students enrolled in various programs, reflecting its commitment to skill development across the region. The Workers Welfare Board provides skills education at the school level through Technical School Certificates and at the college level through Diplomas of Associate Engineering.
  • Additionally, it offers variousshort courses and international language programs (English and Chinese), which prepare technical students for eligibility abroad for further education or job hunting in the international market.
  • Institutes Division:
    Polytechnic Institutes:
  • DAE (3 years): Electrical, Civil, DIT (2 years, equivalent to Fsc).
  • Number of institutes:03
  • Districts: Peshawar, D.I Khan and Tank.
  • Mono-Technic Institutes:
  • DAE (3 years): Electrical, DIT (2 years, equivalent to Fsc).
  • Number of institutes: 08
  • Districts: Amangarh, Akora Khatak, Mardan, Charsadda, Gadoon, Swat, Hattar, Bannu.
  • Matric-Tech Institutes:
  • TSC (2 years): Electrical, Civil, Mechanical & DIT (1 year).
  • Number of institutes: 07
  • Districts: Peshawar, Amangarh, Mardan, Swat, Bannu, D.I. Khan, Haripur.
  • Vocational Training Facilities:
  • Skills Offered: Embroidery, Tailoring, Knitting, Beautician
  • Number of institutes: 09
  • Districts: Peshawar, Amangarh, Hakimabad, Gadoon Amazai, Kohat, Charsadda, Haripur, Swat, Mardan.

  • General Education:
  • There are 48 general schools providing education to the wards of workers. This initiative is focused on enhancing the educational opportunities for the children of workers, ensuring that they have access to quality education. The Workers Welfare Board is committed to providing comprehensive educational facilities to the workers' children, helping them build a bright future. The Board's educational initiatives also include scholarships, vocational training programs, and various other support services. By investing in education, the Workers Welfare Board aims to empower the workers' families and contribute to the overall development of the society. The educational programs are designed to cater to the diverse needs of students and equip them with the necessary skills to excel in their chosen fields.

Grants

Marriage Grants
Marriage grants are available to workers who are employees of an Industrial Establishment, fall within the definition of Workers under Workers Welfare Fund Ordinance, 19/1 and having at least 3 years cumulative service. The grant is designed to assist workers in covering the expenses related to marriage, ensuring that financial constraints do not hinder their ability to have a memorable wedding. The grant covers various expenses such as venue rental, catering, decoration, and other associated costs. This initiative is part of the Workers Welfare Board's efforts to support workers in all aspects of their lives. By providing this grant, the Board aims to reduce the financial burden on workers and their families, allowing them to celebrate their special occasions without any stress. The Marriage Grant is one of the many schemes offered by the Workers Welfare Board to enhance the well-being of workers. The Board continues to develop and implement various programs to address the needs of workers and their families, ensuring that they lead a dignified and prosperous life.
Death Grants
Death grants are available to workers who are employees of an industrial Establishment, fall within the definition of Workers Under Workers Welfare Fund Ordinance, 1971. This grant aims to provide financial assistance to the families of deceased workers, helping them cope with the sudden loss and the financial challenges that follow. The grant covers funeral expenses, outstanding medical bills, and other related costs, ensuring that the family does not face any immediate financial burden. Additionally, the Workers Welfare Board offers ongoing support to the family, helping them transition during this difficult time. The Death Grant is a testament to the Board's commitment to the welfare of workers and their families. By providing this grant, the Board ensures that the families of deceased workers are not left without support. The initiative is part of a broader range of programs aimed at safeguarding the interests of workers and their families. The Workers Welfare Board remains dedicated to improving the lives of workers through various welfare schemes and continues to work towards creating a secure and supportive environment for all workers and their families.
Hajj Packages
Receipt of letter along-with advertisement / criteria / direction for performance of Haj received from Workers Welfare Fund, Islamabad.
Director (Labour) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa being Chairman of the Committee constituted for the subject matter invits applications from Industrial Workers on publication in the daily newspapers / local newspapers. 10-Nos out of workers are selected through lucky draw as principle candidate and 05 workers as alternate candidate out of invited applications one worker from separate district.
Nominated candidates / workers along-with list / minutes of the meeting are forwarded to Workers Welfare lslamabad.
Workers Welfare Fund Islamabad further communicated the same list to Ministry of Religious Affairs Interfaith Harmony Islamabad for issuance of online registration for Hajj.
Finally online registration form of each worker issued from Ministry of Religious Affairs Interfaith Harmony Islamabad received from Workers Welfare lslamabad with further direction that the worker concerned may consult with the Bank authorities for completing the final criteria.

Housing

Labour Colonies Housing Facilities
(Establishing Labour Colonies) is to provide shelter to underprivileged industrial workers across the province. A total of 34 Housing Colonies have been established across the province, providing safe and affordable housing to workers and their families. These colonies are equipped with all basic amenities and are designed to offer a comfortable living environment. The process of cancellation and re-allotment of flats ensures that the housing facilities are utilized effectively and are available to those in need. The Workers Welfare Board oversees the management and maintenance of these colonies, ensuring that they are well-kept and meet the needs of the residents. The Board also offers various other support services to the residents.

Engineering

Engineering Wing Workers Welfare Board kpk
Deals Servey Design Supervision Contracts and Construction projects Forexample Hospital Housing Colonies ;Schools; Technical Instutions vocational Institutions; Community centers;and Parks for workers Engineering Wing also supervise Maintenance of Labor existing Labour colonies and other infrastructure in Terms of Repair and maintenance along with Utilities . Engineering wing Cover all kind of Construction and Maintenance of Entire attached formations infrastructure of workers welfare Board throughout kpk in longer run. Also Assist Other line Departments technically Like ESSI and Labor Directorate in similar nature of works and infrastructure projects

Litigation

Litigation Section/Activities
Dealing with courts on behalf of worker welfare board