Research points out that 771 of the 2,108 cities with their own retirement regime have changed the rules significantly since 2019
A study released by the (Institute of Applied Economic Research) points out that only 37% of municipalities that have their own social security regime made a reform according to the changes approved for federal servers in 2019. Among the capitals that joined the new rules are Sao Paulo (SP) and Vitória (ES).
Only 771 of the 2,108 cities that have their own retirement regime changed the rules significantly, according to the survey. The municipalities that do not use their own social security systems are part of the general regime of the (National Institute of Social Security). The information is from the newspaper The globe.
The study conducted by researchers Rogério Nagamine and Bernardo Schettini considered changes in retirement rules that included at least 80% of the. One of the changes was the minimum age to retire, 62 years old for women and 65 for men.
According to the survey, Rio de Janeiro (RJ) and Belo Horizonte (MG) are part of the capitals that did not make changes following at least 80% of the changes approved in 2019. Adherence to the rules, but was not mandatory by state governments and governments .
The proposal for amendment to the Constitution establishing the Social Security reform for federal servants obliges only federative entities to create supplementary pension regimes, including the adjustment to the contribution rate.
According to the Ministry of Social Security, expenses for social security benefits from municipalities was R $ 56.9 billion in 2019. By 2023, spending increased to R $ 82.1 billion. Revenue in 2023 had a value close to the spending, R $ 82.6 million.
