I. Masoutis: KEE satisfied with the provisions of the bill for the modernization of EFKA

The president of the Central Union of Chambers, Ioannis Masoutis, expressed the satisfaction of the chamber community with the provisions of the submitted bill for the modernization of EFKA, in a letter to the Minister of Labor and Social Affairs, Kostis Hatzidakis.

Specifically, the letter stated the following: “The Central Union of Chambers of Greece is satisfied with the provisions of the submitted bill for the modernization of EFKA. It is a fact that the only unified public body of social security The important innovations of the bill, which concern not only the acceleration of the procedures for granting pensions, especially the long-delayed, but also various other issues of the Agency, such as its effective staffing, the simplification of the procedures for granting pensions, the utilization of its potential and the rewarding of the productivity of its services, mark a new era for the Institution, able to meet the demands of its citizens and its insured.

The productive classes are waiting for the rapid passage of the bill and the immediate implementation of its goals. The time-consuming procedures for hiring the right staff could be speeded up by the relevant legislation, as well as the processing of each retirement dossier could be shortened for the benefit of EFKA members by introducing a ceiling (in case of difficult cases). processing of the data for the award of a pension, otherwise the payment of a temporary pension to the beneficiary will start.

One problem that the leadership of the ministry should study is the issue of issuing insurance information for the debtors of the insurance contributions. We believe that after the settlement of the total debt in installments, after the payment of the first installment, the issuance of insurance information for limited transactions of the insured should be allowed, so as not to create excessive losses for the entrepreneur, who wants the debt settlement but for various reasons is unable to pay it in full. ”

Source: AMPE

Source: Capital

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