The Labour Commissioner of Goa serves as both the Member Secretary and the Chief Executive Officer of the GBOCWWB.

Yes, employers can apply for registration online through the Labour Department's portal.

The Account Officer (LWB) serves as the Assistant Public Information Officer throughout the State of Goa, assisting with registration inquiries and providing information to stakeholders.

Employers can ensure compliance by registering their establishments, adhering to safety regulations, providing necessary benefits to workers, and cooperating with Labour Inspectors during inspections.

Labour Inspectors play a crucial role in enforcing the Act by conducting inspections, ensuring compliance with registration requirements, and addressing any violations to protect the rights and safety of building workers.

Citizens can appeal to the Appellate Authority, designated by the Labour Department, for review and resolution of disputes related to information requests under the Act.

Non-compliance may result in penalties or legal action, as outlined in the Act and its rules.

Citizens can track the status of their grievance applications using the acknowledgement number provided upon submission, either online or by contacting the department.

The Deputy Labour Commissioner (Registering Authority) reviews and approves the applications after ensuring compliance with the required documents and criteria.

No, the registration certificate issued under the Act is neither renewable nor transferable.

The Account Officer serves as the Public Information Officer throughout the State of Goa and handles registration-related inquiries and processes.

The fee varies based on the number of workers proposed to be employed, ranging from ₹500 for up to 50 workers to ₹5,000 for exceeding 400 workers.