Gatchalian seeks Senate investigation into SSS contribution hike
- The Commission on Audit urged the Social Security System to take legal action against a collecting agent for delaying remittances worth P151.54 million from Overseas Filipino Workers, which accounts for 96.91% of total delays.
- The Social Security System plans to implement a new contribution rate of 15 percent starting January 2025, increasing the minimum monthly salary credit to P5,000 and the maximum to P35,000.
- Malacañang is not currently planning to postpone the contribution increase despite calls from labor groups and former SSS President Rolando Macasaet, who argued it would not burden members.
- SSS President Robert Joseph De Claro stated that the increases are necessary for the long-term viability of the SSS and to support national government efforts during crises.
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