El Economista (26.10.2016) Las reformas a la seguridad social de Panamá que surjan de un diálogo nacional que convocará el presidente del país, Juan Carlos Varela, "comenzarán a implementarse" durante su Gobierno, "a partir del 2018", dijo hoy el Ejecutivo.
The Indian Express (28.09.2016) The BRICS nations today agreed to explore and pursue bilateral social security agreements, which will encourage migration of labour among the five emerging economies of the world.
TDG (24.10.2016) Le tour de chauffe est terminé pour «Prévoyance 2020». Les choses sérieuses commencent. Après que les deux Chambres du parlement se sont prononcées une première fois sur la réforme des retraites, le dossier revient ce matin sur la table de la commission des Etats (CSSS-E). Si tous les partis s’accordent sur l’importance et l’urgence du projet, ils s’opposent sur plusieurs points. Chaque camp a montré les muscles. L’heure est désormais à la négociation. La marge de manœuvre existe, mais elle est faible.
Les Echos (26.10.2016) L'assurance-maladie prend en charge 88 % des dépenses de santé des patients en affection longue durée.
Wafa (18.10.2016) Marking the United Nations-designated International Day of Eradication of Poverty, the European Union (EU) and the Ministry of Social Development launched a new €1.5 million capacity building program for the improvement of social protection systems in Palestine, an EU statement said on Monday.
Les Echos (26.10.2016) Remettre en cause les coûteux montages financiers de notre protection sociale est impératif.
IPE (07.10.2016) Australia maintains its position as the country with the most sustainable public pensions system, according to the Allianz 2016 Pension Sustainability Index. As with the last study, published in 2014, the Nordics are the top European countries. Denmark is runner-up, followed by Sweden, the Netherlands and Norway. New Zealand again claims sixth place.
TDG (20.10.2016) L’Université des seniors publie une étude sur le lien entre économie et santé. Elle révèle un potentiel de réduction des coûts.
BusinessMirror (26.10.2016) With the spread of globalization and interconnectivity in various aspects of modern society driven by continuing advances in technology, the world is, indeed, getting smaller. Institutions can be rendered vulnerable to developments not only in their immediate environment but even in the global milieu.
The New Times Rwanda (26.10.2016) The law concerning organization of social security defines work injury as “any accident, whatever the cause may be, that befalls a worker while on duty.” Besides accidents that may befall an employee to or from work, his or her residence, other situations that are considered as occupational injury are accidents that happen when an employee is on his or her usual route where they get meals or receive remuneration as long as the journey is not interrupted or diverted for personal reasons and not related to duty.
