Guarantee credibility hinges on supporting retirees
The article reveals a crisis in the declining credibility of the Social Security Institution in Jordan, as it faces a significant challenge in restoring retirees' trust and encouraging their compliance with social security laws. The author explains that delays in implementing Paragraph (A) of Article (89), which safeguards the pensions of low-income individuals, contribute to widening the gap, reinforcing the perception that social security has become merely a financial deduction with no real benefit. He emphasizes that the philosophy of social security is based on being a solidarity-based insurance safety net, not a profit-making fund. Justice in the application of the law is essential to restore trust and achieve economic modernization goals, especially against the backdrop of deteriorating living conditions among the most vulnerable groups.
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