SOCIAL SECURITY is a ” pay as you go” system. Money paid by the current workers is used to pay the benefits for current retirees. Any money that remains goes into the SOCIAL SECURITY TRUST FUND, to be used in future years when the contributions would not be sufficient to cover all obligations.
SOCIAL SECURITY is both a system as well as a concept. It represents a system of protection of individuals who are in need. It is the duty of the state to provide a protective cover to the poor, the weak, and the deprived
The social security cover for the unorganized sector which can take care of the medical care, accident benefits and old age pension should receive priority attention. This sector comprises almost 92% of the country’s workforce. It is essential to provide maternity, old age pension and other benefits to workers of the unorganized sector.
SOCIAL SECURITY helps to support your family when you die and provide monthly benefits when you retire or you become severely disabled. It is a driving force when it comes to financial stability.
SOCIAL SECURITY systems ensure every citizen to lead a meaning-full life as a member of cultured society.
SOCIAL SECURITY is needed but with correct implementation rules. There are specific loopholes in this system which may vary from region to region i.e. the state should ensure that the people who are in actual need get to benefit from this scheme.