1. GROUP REPORT Philippines (Hernan/Ana Marie) Indonesia (Emma/Sarifudin)
Malaysia (Wee)
04 August 2010

2. 1 Major Security Schemes
Philippines
Pension, Retirement, Employment Accident
SSS – Private Employees
GSIS – Government Employees and Govenrnment
Health Insurance
Philhealth – All Employees (Including Overseas Workers)
Housing
Pag-Ibig – All Employees
Unemployment Insurance / Repatriation
OWWA – For Overseas Workers
Social Assistance
DSWD – All Citizens

3. 1 Major Security Schemes
Indonesia
Formal Workers
Pension, Health, Death, Old Age, Accident Schemes
Informal Workers, Unemployed and Poor
Implementation of Social Security System
Malaysia
Only one security scheme for workers and unemployed

4. 2 Funding of Main Schemes
Philippines
All funded by employees and employers contributions except Social Assistance which is funded by National Government.
Indonesia
Formal Workers – Employees and employers contributions
Informal Workers – Self contributions
Unemployed and Poor - Government

5. 2 Funding of Main Schemes
Malaysia
Employer and employee contributions and income taxes

6. 3 Role of Unions Philippines
Union/Federation Officers are usually members of tripartite boards managing the funds for those schemes funded by employees contributions

7. 3 Role of Unions Indonesia Malaysia
Unions in CBAs ask for coverage of 4 programs (health, death, accident and old age)
Malaysia
Participates in discussions

8. 4 Situation of Women Workers
Philippines
Women employees have equal rights and eligibilities as men. They are entitled to maternity leave benefits.
Indonesia
Under law there should be maternity leave benefit but companies do not all comply

9. 4 Situation of Women Workers
Malaysia
Maternity leave of 60 days. After 60 days, cannot still work, entitled to ½ month salary

10. 5 Investment Patterns, Management and Workers Participation
Philippines
Funds may be contributed to private and public investments. Tripartite body managing the funds.
Indonesia
Before private sector, now it is for amendment and under debate. It should become tripartite so that workers will have participation in management of the investments.

11. 5 Investment Patterns, Management and Workers Participation
Malaysia
Funds invested in private and public ventures. Workers participate in MTUC and Cuepacs for private and government.

12. 6 Shortcomings Philippines No master plan for social protection
Too many bodies resulting to administration inefficiency
Too many schemes resulting to benefit overlap and mismatch in contributions and benefits

13. 6 Shortcomings Indonesia Malaysia
There should be consolidated security system to cover all people.
Malaysia
No problem. Waiting for government budget in 2010.

14. THANK YOU