Farewell to employees with cash subsidies The state of flowers spontaneously
The government said in a controversial decision that the cash subsidy of 5 million people will be removed from the high income deciles. But does this decision also affect workers, employees and retirees? New details of the subsidy removal criteria and groups that are still subject to receiving it will be reviewed.
Minister of Cooperatives, Labor and Social Welfare Ahmed Midri announced the government's new decision to remove the cash subsidies of about 5 million from the eighth, ninth and tenth deciles. The decision is based on indicators such as monthly income and housing ownership. People with a monthly income of $ 5 million or more and owner of the housing will be removed from the list of subsidies, as the government has put them in the three -legged group.
But does this decision include workers, employees and retirees? The majority of workers appear to be safe from this change. According to the Supreme Labor Council resolution, the minimum wage of workers in the year is about 2 million and 6 thousand tomans, and even with the benefits and housing rights, their income does not reach the ceiling of 2 million tomans. Therefore, removing subsidies for this group seems unlikely.
The status of employees and retirees is a little more complicated. The minimum salaries of government employees have been set at about $ 1 million and for retirees about 1 million and 6 thousand tomans, which is generally less than the subsidy elimination criterion. However, some employees, especially in ministries such as the Ministry of Petroleum, and retirees with a monthly income of more than $ 5 million who own housing, will be subject to subsidies.
As a result, although most of the rights, including workers, employees and retirees, will probably continue to receive subsidies, a group of high -income and housing ownership will be deprived of this support.
Younes Mahmoudi
I am Younis Mahmoudi, a writer who has been writing for many years in the field of immigration and visa. I have always tried to explain complex and formal immigration information in a simple and understandable language for Persian speakers on the path of immigration. My experience of studying the laws of different countries and talking to those who really go this path has helped me write things that are practical and painful.