Social Security has been experiencing an atypical labour conflict for months. Dozens of directors and deputy provincial directors of the National Social Security Institute (INSS) — the body responsible for recognizing and maintaining benefits such as pensions or job losses — accumulate several weeks of partial unemployment due to a situation that they describe as a "collapse" in the body. They argue that the accelerated ageing of the workforce, …
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Social Security has been experiencing an atypical labour conflict for months. Dozens of directors and deputy provincial directors of the National Social Security Institute (INSS) — the body responsible for recognizing and maintaining benefits such as pensions or job losses — accumulate several weeks of partial unemployment due to a situation that they describe as a "collapse" in the body. They argue that the accelerated ageing of the workforce, …