the unemployment pension-age and invalidity of the law of the imss, a practical theoretical analysis in workers of smes
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Abstract
The present study analyzes and discloses the impact of base salary contribution in determining the amount of pension
severance at old age and disability insurance, that covers the Law of the current Social Security for each case, is studied
also causes the lack of knowledge of Social Security benefits by the workers. This requires a mixed methodological
approach supported in the qualitative tradition of case study aimed to particularization and not generalization, which
made it possible to link the obtained data with the theory, and to describe, analyze and explain the results found with
the object of study. The results emerged from the application of the survey conducted with 22 items, whose questions
were closed and structured with the method of Likert that were answered by 40 workers at two companies known as
SMEs in the City of Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico, during the month March 2014. On completion of the analysis of the data
collected, the results show a severe deterioration of pensions due to low wages and lack of jobs and declining resources
with the new pension system of pensions and from the workers an almost total ignorance of the benefits that the law
provides motivated by the lack of diffusion by the IMSS and the lack of enterprise training.
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| Authors | ;Manuel Ildefonso Ruiz-Medina;María del Socorro Borboa-Quintero;Dalia María Cuadras- Borboa |
| Journal | physical chemistry chemical physics |
| Year | 2016 |
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