Survey to bring technology workers to participate in the social insurance system
The supervisory delegation of the National Assembly Standing Committee on the topic "Implementation of policies and laws on social insurance (BHXH) in the period 2021 - 2026" just held its first session.
The National Assembly Standing Committee's selection of the above supervision topic is of utmost importance to comprehensively assess the results of implementation.
Thereby, clarifying the achieved results, difficulties, obstacles, causes and recommendations to improve policies and laws to meet development requirements in the new period.
At the first session, Member of the Party Central Committee, Vice Chairman of the National Assembly Nguyen Thi Thanh - Head of the Supervisory Delegation emphasized that social insurance is one of the pillars of the social security system, a major policy of the Party and State to ensure the rights of workers, contributing to social stability and sustainable development of the country.
In recent years, policies and laws on social insurance have continued to be improved, and coverage has been increasingly expanded. However, reality is raising many issues that need to be fully and objectively assessed to continue to improve policies and improve the effectiveness of implementation.
Also at this meeting, Deputy General Director of Vietnam Social Security Chu Manh Sinh said that supervision and surveys need to be carried out for both state-owned enterprises and private enterprises.
Because according to this leader, the problem of debt, late payment and evasion of social insurance is currently most common in the private enterprise sector. This directly affects the rights of workers, making the settlement of regimes very difficult.
Therefore, it is necessary to conduct in-depth surveys to come up with effective remedial solutions" - Mr. Chu Manh Sinh emphasized.
In addition, the Deputy General Director of Vietnam Social Security also said that it is necessary to pay attention to surveying non-traditional workers and technology workers who have not yet participated in the social insurance system.
From there, remove obstacles in the current law that do not fully cover, aiming to achieve a rate of 60% of the labor force participating in social insurance by 2030.
Regulations on handling the crime of evading and delaying social insurance payments of enterprises
Currently, the Ministry of Home Affairs is seeking opinions on amending the Draft Law amending and supplementing a number of articles of the 2024 Social Insurance Law.
The draft law amends and supplements Clause 2, Article 38 and Point a, Clause 1, Article 39 of the current Law on Social Insurance. Article 38 stipulates delays and Article 39 stipulates evasion of compulsory social insurance and unemployment insurance.
The amendment and supplementation in the direction that one of the cases of late social insurance payment is not registering or registering incompletely the number of people who must participate in compulsory social insurance within 60 days from the date of expiration of the deadline for declaring and submitting applications for compulsory social insurance according to the Government's regulations.
Specifically, the Draft stipulates that the case of evading social insurance contributions is after 60 days from the date of expiration of the deadline for declaration and submission of applications for compulsory social insurance according to the Government's regulations, if the employer does not register or does not fully register the number of people who must participate in compulsory social insurance.
