The Audience Tribunal de Contas (TdC), which is in charge of the costs of the documents, reveals that between 2018 and 2023, for the 22,691,161 certificates of temporary incapacity for work (CIT) issued, the sickness allowance usually costs €885.2 million, an increase of 70.23% in 2018 (562.8 million euros).
In agreement with TdC communications, The biggest increase of 22.1% was recorded in 2020 compared to 2019, which corresponds to 135.7 million euros.
The lecture hall and auditorium reveal it The increase in the number of CITs coincided with the period of the Covid-19 pandemic, and the growth in spending led to an increase in the weight of this category in total social security spending, from 2.2% in 2018 to 2.7% in 2023.
The gross domestic product (GDP) percentage thermometer hovers between 0.3% and 0.4%, remaining around 0.3% of GDP after 2021.
“In addition, check whether the increase in spending in this circle is associated with an increase in the employed population and the average monthly gross compensation of workers and, to a lesser extent, an acceleration in the number of employed persons.sublinha or TdC.
The audience concluded that “the electronic transmission and transfer of CITs carried out by Social Security has accelerated the process of providing services for which a CIT is granted, but has not yet completely eliminated errors and mistakes in our CITs”.
TC also identified a set of temporary incapacity certificates that contained errors without requiring mandatory informationincluding a description of the problem/obstacle situation and the local release registry, which it says “demonstrates the need for improvement in the management of the relevant database”.
The report further states that “the interoperability process between health information systems and social security systems, which is not covered by CIT, only allows the communication of data from health services to social security services, thereby jeopardizing the automatic return of data” information about errors and mistakes found in our certificates during or after processing, basic information for introducing honey into the process”.
TdC advises that errors and defects cannot be reported to CIT requiring manual intervention by social security teams and in certain situations it will be necessary to request a new confirmation from the beneficiary, which will disrupt this form and the timeliness of benefit payments.
The report also reveals that the Directorate General for Administration and Public Employment (DGAEP) does not have complete data and information on the impact of public employment, which is essential information for absenteeism behaviour.
The tribunal consists of joint recommendations managed by the Ministers of Labor and Social Security, Rosário Palma Ramalho and Saúde, Ana Paula Martins, Orcamental Organization, Instituto da Segurança Social, DGAEP and Serviços Partilhados do Ministério by Saúde do not feel better control procedures and purchase management with the item.
Recommendations include “encouraging better interoperability of health information systems and Social Security,” minimizing errors in CIT processing, and expediting appropriate payments.
“Encourage the electronic transfer of CIT to beneficiaries under the Regime de Proteção Social Convergente (RPSC) and implement control mechanisms to ensure the correctness, integrity and reliability of expenditures recorded for the protection of these beneficiaries,” reads another recommendation of the court.
In connection with the contradictions contained in the relationship, the Minister of Labor and Social Affairs announced that “…compromised with the recommendation of the institutional coordination of the Ministry of Health, in the light of data quality and validation, automatic, gradual elimination”.
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