Social insurances and their institutions in Iran مقاله

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Note 1: This article states that all workers who work for one or more employers in exchange for wages or commissions are subject to the regulations of this law, and each employer is obliged to register their workers, whether permanent, seasonal, or temporary, with the insurance organization. Note 2 of Article 3 states: 'The organization can insure tradespeople and independent professionals according to special regulations in all or some of the cases mentioned in this law, but the insurance of domestic servants and office workers, or workers who work in factories for occasional jobs, is optional and subject to the consent of the employer. Although this organization, according to Article 4 of the Social Insurance legal bill approved in year 39, possesses financial and administrative independence and is supervised by the Minister of Labor on behalf of the government, and according to this same article, its financial affairs must be conducted according to commercial principles, but since no specific personal profit is derived from the result of its financial operations and no one is its capitalist and fundamentally its balance sheet differs from the balance sheets of profit-seeking institutions, and since no capital has been allocated to it, it cannot be considered anything other than a public institution. Note 4 of Article 3: According to Note 3 of Article 3 of the Social Insurance Bill for Workers, technical and clerical employees who are permanently employed in institutions covered by the Labor Law shall benefit from the advantages of the legal bill, provided they are not subject to the regulations of the Civil Service Employment Law and are not insured under any other law.