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Health Insurance Law guides employee transition
The recent amendments to the Universal Health Insurance Law regulate the transfer of employees from the General Authority for Health Insurance and affiliated entities of the Ministry of Health to the Accreditation and Control Authority, while ensuring they retain their existing ranks and minimum financial benefits. The law states that transfers can be made upon the employee's request, and any disputes related to transfer or the implementation of the law must be referred to a dedicated central committee, chaired by a deputy from the State Council and comprising consultants. Judicial recourse is prohibited before first presenting the dispute to this committee, which is required to make a decision within three months. This aims to protect employees' rights and ensure stability during the transition process.
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