Only 105,748 of 159,526 Registered EOBI Employers Were Active in 2026
Pakistan Economic Survey 2025-26 reports 159,526 registered EOBI employers, of which 105,748 were active as of February 2026.
EOBI coverage expansion, informal workers, overseas Pakistanis, self-employed workers and pension reform proposals.
Pakistan Economic Survey 2025-26 reports 159,526 registered EOBI employers, of which 105,748 were active as of February 2026.
Pakistan Economic Survey 2025-26 shows 11.99 million employees and 159,526 employers registered with EOBI by February 2026.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said in October 2026 that the government is working to broaden EOBI coverage and improve digital pension verification for senior citizens.
Pakistan and the Philippines discussed EOBI, pension systems and migrant worker protection during the Abu Dhabi Dialogue 2026.
A draft Employees’ Old-Age Benefits Bill 2026 proposes broader EOBI coverage for self-employed people, overseas workers, homemakers and informal workers.
Sindh and the federal government discussed the possible devolution of EOBI and the Workers Welfare Fund during 2026 talks on workers’ welfare.
Pakistan’s National Emigration and Welfare Policy 2026 includes an EOBI pension scheme for overseas workers. Here is what is confirmed so far.
Pakistan is considering a new voluntary pension system for millions of workers who currently do not have formal retirement protection, including domestic workers, agricultural…
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