Welfare Subscribers Surge by 43,000 in a Month
The General Social Security Corporation experienced a sudden increase in the number of active subscribers within just one month, rising from approximately 1.639 million to about 1.690 million subscribers, an increase of 43,000, with an additional 8,000 in just half an hour, according to insurance expert Mousa Al-Sibaehi. This rise is attributed to several factors, including efforts to reduce insurance evasion, the expansion of the regulated employment base, the impact of inspection and awareness campaigns, as well as the labor market’s movement with the start of the school year, especially in the private education sector. A detailed analysis of sectoral and geographic distribution data is necessary to ensure the sustainability of this increase, as the temporary rise does not necessarily reflect a permanent expansion of the social security coverage. Analyzing and detailing the data is essential for accurately assessing the state of the labor market and social policy.
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