NSSF paid out $7.3 million to garment workers who had babies
The NSSF report said last year 77,449 workers delivered 77,966 babies.
Tag: National Social Security Fund
Push for safer trucks to transport garment workers
The National Social Security Fund unveils a plan to introduce safer trucks.
Parliament adopts law in bid to protect civil servants
The National Assembly adopts a law on the National Social Security Fund.
Analyst sues lawmaker over claims doctors and patients are cheating NSSF
A lawsuit over a claim of medical cheating.
Government delivers $5 million in childbirth bonuses
Gov’t spends +$5 million to support female garment workers who delivered babies.
Government to take action against doctors who cheat NSSF
The NA is drafting a law against doctors and patients who collude to cheat the NSSF.
Two garment workers killed, 30 others injured in mishap
Two garment workers died and more than 30 others sustained injuries when the truck they were traveling in overturned in Svay Rieng province’s Svay Teab district this morning.
NSSF pays more than $3 million to new mothers
Over 30,000 female workers delivered babies during the first five months of 2019.
NSSF pays more than $3 million to new mothers
More than 30,000 female workers delivered babies during the first five months of 2019.
Rise in garment workers delivering babies
Number of workers who delivered babies and received bonuses rose significantly.
NOCC urges athletes signup to health fund
The National Olympic Committee of Cambodia (NOCC) has called on all sporting federations to ensure its athletes were in receipt of National Social Security Fund (NSSF) Membership Cards.
NSSF pays out nearly $1.3 million to workers who gave birth
NSSF has paid out nearly $1.3 million to around 13,000 garment workers new-moms.
NSSF baby bonus figures
In the first two months of this year the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) paid out over $1.3 million to nearly 13,000 garment workers who gave birth in that time period.
NSSF denies hospital spurned member
The NSSF releases a statement denying online media claims that a provincial hospital discriminated against a card member.
NSSF denies hospital spurned member
The National Social Security Fund on Saturday released a statement denying online media claims that a provincial hospital discriminated against a card member who sought treatment recently.
NSSF issues cards to more than 150,000 new members
The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) has provided membership cards to more than 150,000 public servants, former civil servants, and veterans for healthcare services.
$6 million spent on pregnant garment workers
The gov’t spent over $6 million on about 65,000 pregnant garment workers last year.
NSSF offers free cancer treatment
The NSSF is offering free medical check-ups and cancer treatment for all garment workers and government officials.
$5 million given to new mothers
About 50,000 female garment workers, who have delivered babies, have received over $5 million thus far this year.
Dozens of workers faint at shoe factory
Nearly 100 workers at a shoe factory in Kampong Speu faint during their shift.
Dozens of workers faint at shoe factory
Nearly 100 workers at a shoe factory in Kampong Speu province fainted during their shift Friday morning after a worker suspected of living with epilepsy had a seizure.
NSSF notes decrease in worker crashes
16 garment workers died and hundreds are injured in +800 traffic accidents.
NSSF notes decease in garment worker traffic accidents
According to a NSSF report, 16 garment workers died and hundreds of others were injured in more than 800 traffic accidents during the first half of the year.
NSSF discusses coverage of informal workers
NSSF executive director Ouk Samvichea said that both formal and informal workers have the right to social protection.
New partnership to advance local social security system
The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) yesterday teamed up with a Philippine insurance provider to boost the quality of the local social security system.
Thousands of civil servants access free healthcare
Nearly 10,000 civil servants are treated in hospital in the first six months of the year.
Hundreds of workers faint at factory
One worker causes massive hysteria on the Pontus Footwear factory floor, prompting factory owners to give 249 workers rest.
30 workers affected in mass fainting
More than 30 workers faint at the Kai Neng leather products factory after one of them collapsed with a fever.
Power cut sparks mass fainting
More than 20 workers at the New Focus Apparel garment factory in Kandal province faint in panic when the electricity went off.
NSSF warns of healthcard misinformation campaign
NSSF warns of legal action against who says healthcard provides 2nd-rate healthcare
