机关企事业单管理位退休金将协调增长（Institutions, enterprises, single management, pension will grow in harmony）.docVIP

机关企事业单管理位退休金将协调增长（Institutions, enterprises, single management, pension will grow in harmony） Yesterday, the Ministry of human resources and social security held a press conference in the first quarter. News spokesman Yin Chengji said that the adjustment of the treatment of retirees in enterprises, institutions and institutions is focused on the establishment of a growth mechanism for coordinated retirement treatment, and the specific measures are being studied and formulated. At the same time, it is expected that, “ 12th Five-Year ” during the period, the wage level will maintain rapid growth. - yet the adjustment of the minimum wage area Moderate adjustments will still be made Yin Chengji pointed out that in the first quarter, 13 provinces and autonomous regions adjusted the minimum wage according to local conditions, with an average increase of 20.6%. Next, the Ministry of human resources and social security will continue to guide the areas where the minimum wage standard has not been adjusted, according to the level of local economic development, the consumption price index of urban residents and the social average wage and so on. Staff wages will maintain rapid growth According to ldquo 12th Five-Year; ” wages can be doubled during the argument, Yin Chengji said, according to statistics, the national enterprise employees (excluding private enterprises and individual businesses with employees) the average wage from “ fifteen ” 17853 yuan at the end of the period, an increase of 31622 yuan in 2009, an average annual increase of 15.4%, after deducting price factors the actual average annual growth of 12.4%. Expect “ 12th Five-Year ” during the period, wages and salaries of employees will continue to maintain rapid growth. The endowment insurance system in Institutions The reform pilot program is being developed It is reported that the country has adjusted the basic pension benefits of enterprise retirees for 7 consecutive years. In 2011, the national average per c