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Social security roundtable 2007: follow-up report /

By: Material type: TextTextSeries: CSPS ReportPublication details: Gadong, Brunei Darussalam: The Centre for Strategic and Policy Studies, 2007Description: xi, 98 pages: illustrations (1 color); 26 cmISBN:
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Subject(s): Summary: The American Insurance Group (AIG) provided a report describing the Supplemental Contributory Plan (now called Retirement Income Plan) which was presented to the relevant stakeholders during the Social Security Roundtable 2007. The plan is designed to enhance Brunei's current pension system for employees who began employment after 1992 by mandating monthly contributions. The aim is to ensure that the employees in question have a sufficient level of lifetime monthly income during their retirement years. Includes a review of arrangements in a selection of other countries: Chile, Singapore, Sweden, Norway, and Malaysia, with further detail on each in the Appendices.
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Book Defence Academy Library On-Shelf 362.5 CSPS (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 35059-2001
Book Mindef Library & Info Centre Bruneiana Collection B 362.5 CSPS (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 35059-1001
Book Mindef Library & Info Centre Bruneiana Collection B 362.5 CSPS (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 2 Available 35059-1002
Book Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah - Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies Library On-Shelf B 362.5 CSPS (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 35059-3001

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The American Insurance Group (AIG) provided a report describing the Supplemental Contributory Plan (now called Retirement Income Plan) which was presented to the relevant stakeholders during the Social Security Roundtable 2007. The plan is designed to enhance Brunei's current pension system for employees who began employment after 1992 by mandating monthly contributions. The aim is to ensure that the employees in question have a sufficient level of lifetime monthly income during their retirement years.

Includes a review of arrangements in a selection of other countries: Chile, Singapore, Sweden, Norway, and Malaysia, with further detail on each in the Appendices.

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