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GOVT AGREES WITH WORKERS ON AMENDMENT TO SOCIAL INSURANCE
He said that it would put the proposal on the National Assembly agenda meeting next month.
Under the Social Security Law, which takes effect next year, labourers cannot receive one-off social-insurance payments until they retire after quitting their last jobs.
Payments are only made at retirement age, which is 60 years for males and 55 for women.
Deputy Minister of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs Doan Mau Diep said the new law was meant to help workers have a monthly income after retirement.
It would also encourage them to keep on paying social insurance payments until they retire.
Last Thursday, workers at Taiwanese Pou Yuen Company Ltd in HCM City's Binh Tan District - a leather and footwear company - went on strike to show their disagreement with the new regulation.
Ministerial representatives, including the deputy minister Diep met with the labourers early this week to listen their concerns and explain the law.
More than 70,000 Pou Yuen workers resumed work yesterday as soon as seeing response from Government.
Source: VNS
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