Monthly Labor Survey 79 Business establishments missed total Pension underpaid to 120 people

Monthly Labor Survey 79 Business establishments missed total pension underpayment for 120 people November 6 4:08

Of the more than 500 business establishments surveyed by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare's "Monthly Labor Statistics Survey," 79 business establishments have been included in the total for one year and eight months until August. It turned out that it was leaking.

Due to this mistake, about 120 people are paid less than the original amount in the survivor's pension of workers' accident insurance, and the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare says that it will work to prevent recurrence.

The "Monthly Labor Statistics Survey" is a monthly survey of salary and working hours trends by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare through prefectures, and is also used to calculate employment insurance and workers' accident compensation insurance related to people's lives.

The survey covers all establishments with 500 or more employees, but 79 establishments in Kanagawa, Aichi, and Osaka prefectures were not included in the survey from January to August last year. I found out.

Due to this mistake, about 120 people were paid less than the original amount in the survivor's pension and disability pension of the workers' accident compensation insurance, the average amount per person is about 4200 yen, and the total amount is expected to be about 500,000 yen. is.

Regarding the "Monthly Labor Survey", the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare conducted a survey using an inappropriate method to extract some of the establishments of more than 500 people in Tokyo, and also conducted such surveys in Kanagawa, Aichi, and Osaka prefectures. It became clear that he was trying to expand the method of.

After that, in these three prefectures, there was a mistake in the paperwork while thoroughly enforcing the rules of the investigation, and 79 business establishments were omitted from the target.

The Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare states, "We will work to prevent recurrence by strengthening the check system to prevent this from happening in the future."