1. Social works. Concept. Social security institutions are «social security institutions financed respectively by the compulsory contribution and the contribution of employees and employers, subject to State control and integrated into the national health insurance system, whose purpose is to provide health and social services to beneficiaries who have the possibility of joining the institution required to provide these services». The concept aims to encompass the basic characteristics of so-called social works. We therefore have the following characteristic annotations that follow from the given term. Yes, you are free to choose your social work. To do this, you need to go through the process of calculating the social work contributions you have allocated to the one you have chosen. (i) Trade union social work. These are the bodies corresponding to trade union federations of workers with trade union status that have signed collective agreements (art. 1, inc. a, Act No. 23.660).
Two conditions must be met for social work to be qualified as a «trade union»: first, that the entity that produces it – a first-degree, second- or third-degree trade union organization – must have the trade union status granted by the country`s Ministry of Labour, Employment and Social Security; and second, that he must have entered into a collective agreement with the representative employers` association and that it must be approved by the Ministry of Labour. Among the sources consulted by the Research Directorate, no report could be found on the treatment of OSECAC members or officials by the authorities. According to a report by La Nación of 7. In August 1999, however, Armando Cavalieri, secretary general of FAECYS, was due to stand trial for an incident in November 1994 in which he allegedly threatened a journalist investigating his ranch property. The report states that Cavalieri denied making the threats and that staff reportedly stated that the outcome of the case against him had already been decided (ibid.). (c) State Auditor: Since the adoption of the first General Law on the System (Law No. 18.610), social works have been submitted to the State Auditor through the management bodies; first the National Institute of Social Work (INOS), then the National Administration of the Health Insurance System (ANSSAL) and currently the Health Services Inspectorate (SSSalud). The SSSalud is under the jurisdiction of the National Department of Health (MSN); acts as a decentralised agency of the national public administration; It has legal personality and develops its activities within the framework of a system of self-sufficiency in the administrative, economic and financial fields (Art. 2, Dec. 1615/96). The SSSalud has an administrative system that allows it to have some leeway in the management of the civil service under its responsibility: to be the enforcement authority of Acts 23.660 and 23.661.
Visit CMP on the Superintendence of Health Services website here. You can also ask social work for an up-to-date medical card with all the benefits and professionals who can help you. No. Public hospitals cannot deny you medical care. But the hospital may bill your social work or pay upfront for the care they gave you. (vii) Social work by civilian and military personnel of the armed forces, security forces, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA), the Federal Penitentiary Service and pensioners, pensioners and pensioners from the same region, if they meet the conditions established in the regulations. You can choose to keep your social work during the period when you are not working. (e) Medical and social services: The objective of these organizations is to provide social and health services to their members/beneficiaries (and their respective family groups), either directly or through third parties: 1) «Social benefits»: On the basis of the provisions of Law 23.660, Article 5 (80% of their gross budget for health services) and Article 22 (8% of their gross resources minus contributions to the Solidarity Fund) of redistribution, to cover their administrative costs, with the exception of those arising from the direct provision of the service), social security institutions may use 12 % of their resources to cover other social benefits. The regulation stipulates the following: «Other social benefits to be provided by social services are those not included in the health insurance regulated by articles 25, 26, 27, 28 and regulated in accordance with Law 23,661. The executing authority establishes the rules and priorities according to which «other social benefits» are to be granted, the financing of which must be covered by the surplus of funds it prioritises. 2) «Medical Services»: These are regulated by the Compulsory Medical Program (PMO). It is a «program» that includes the medical benefits to which every Social Security beneficiary (and every employee of prepaid drugs) is entitled.