スペインの社会保障国務長官は、スペインの定時労働者(パートタイム労働者)の定年退職年金は15億0000'0000ユーロ掛ると言う。
Las pensiones de los trabajadores a tiempo parcial costarán 1.500 millones
El secretario de Estado de la Seguridad Social considera "inasumible" el gasto
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EFE Madrid 23 ABR 2013 - 14:10 CET
Pensions for part-time workers will cost 1,500 million
The Secretary of State for Social Security considered "unaffordable" spending
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EFE Madrid 23 ABR 2013 - 14:10 CET
The Secretary of State for Social Security, Tomás Burgos, today has estimated at 1,500 million euros annually spending that will recognize the pension part-time workers which now requires a judgment of the Constitutional Court. Burgos has brought this figure in the Permanent Commission of the Toledo Pact, which has come to inform the court ruling that declared "unconstitutional and void" the system that the General Law of Social Security provides for the calculation of the periods of Quote of entitlement to a contributory pension in the case of part-time contracts.
The case analyzed by the TC following a constitutional issue raised by the Court of Justice of Galicia, is that of a woman who worked for eighteen years, eleven of them with part-time four hours a week-a which in 1999 was denied pension for not meeting the minimum contribution period of fifteen required.
According to Burgos, this statement requires that you have taken the precept of "day worked day quoted", when so far for part-time workers was not.
To prove the contribution period, the precept now canceled provided for the computation of the contributions made "in terms of hours worked, both ordinary and complementary, calculating their theoretical equivalence trading days", for which the number of hours was divided five, "Journal of computational equivalent of one thousand eight hundred twenty-six hours annually."
The Secretary of State pointed out that this spending 1,500 million euros, "unaffordable" for the pension system, one must add the new natural high that are given each year, so that the total spending amount to 1,900 million euros .
Another fact that has given is that each new board has an annual cost of 140,000 euros.
Another effect of which has warned the Secretary of State is the comparative grievances in this line of argument has given several examples that would hurt full-time workers compared to those who do part-time.
Therefore, said he found it "serious" Constitutional Court.
According to Thomas Burgos introduced "legal uncertainty", as he explained, set that corresponds to the courts "the task of determining the applicable legislation going to the interpretative rules of law".
In this respect, has predicted that "surely" be "disparate interpretations in the absence of a criterion that fill the existing loophole."
In response, the Secretary of State for Social Security has called on the parliamentary groups to agree to reform the system of calculation.
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