The Ministry of Deregulation and State Transformation approved the 'Procedure Guide' to carry out the retirement notification of workers in the public administration. The measure, officialized on October 23 through Resolution 3/2024, will affect just over 10,000 employees currently working in decentralized agencies and companies with state participation.
"It is estimated that there are about 10,000 people in these conditions. To facilitate this process, the ministry signed an agreement with ANSES to identify those who have the 30 years of contributions necessary to retire," explained the portfolio led by Federico Sturzenegger.
The 'Procedure Guide' details that the notification will focus on those men and women who have reached 65 years of age and who have at least 30 years of service with contributions in one or more regimes included in the reciprocity system.
The procedure established by the Ministry will consist of three main stages. First, the responsible units will receive a list of personnel who meet the requirements according to ANSES data. Subsequently, personnel will be notified to begin retirement procedures within a timeframe of 30 business days. Finally, there will be monitoring and control of the retirement processes.
The data that must be provided includes name, surname, CUIL, gender, date of birth, years of contribution, among others. Public employees who hold executive positions may be exempt from the notification to retire, up to the position of 'Coordinator' inclusive, as established in the Sectoral Collective Labor Agreement of the National Public Employment System Personnel.
