A new extraordinary bonus will be given to a group of employees of the Judiciary during the next month. This measure was established through the scope of Law No. 32103, which approves supplementary credits for the financing of higher expenses associated with economic reactivation and dictates other measures.
According to article 41 of the aforementioned regulation, the delivery of S/7,000 to these public employees in August. It is also noted that this bonus is not remunerative, is not subject to social security contributions and is not pensionable in nature, nor is it part of employment benefits.
S/7,000 Bonus in Peru: Which State Workers Will Receive This Subsidy?
He Judiciary Branch (PJ) The entity reported that a subsidy will be given to workers who are under the Administrative Services Contract (CAS) regime and who earn S/1,950 or less. Through an institutional statement, the entity specified that, for this purpose, article 41 of the new supplementary credit law exceptionally authorizes budgetary modifications at the functional programmatic level up to S/21 million 427,000 in the Ordinary Resources financing source.
“In an extraordinary edition of the Official Gazette El Peruano, in its article 41, the Congress of the Republic authorized today the Judiciary to grant, in an extraordinary and one-time only, this month of August, an extraordinary bonus of 7,000 soles in favor of workers under the special Administrative Contracting regime (CAS), who receive a remuneration equal to or less than 1,950 soles,” they indicated.
The statement also highlights the actions taken by the president of the Judiciary, Javier Arévalo Vela, in response to the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) to apply for this special bonus intended for CAS workers with lower salaries.
S/7,000 Bonus: What are the requirements to collect this amount?
He S/7,000 bonus It is not remunerative, is free of social security charges and is not pensionable. In this regard, employees under Legislative Decree 1057, which regulates the Special Regime for Administrative Contracting of Services (CAS), will have to meet the following requirements to access this subsidy:
- Receive a remuneration equal to or less than S/ 1,950.
- Have a valid employment relationship at the time the bonus is granted.
- Be registered in the Computer Application for the Centralized Registry of Payroll and Data of Human Resources of the Public Sector (AIRHSP) on the date of entry into force of this law.
What other scope does the supplementary credit law have?
According to Law approving supplementary credits for financing higher expenses associated with economic reactivation and dictating other measuresThis regulation will help close gaps at the national level and boost economic recovery, especially in the road infrastructure, health and education sectors.
To this end, the transfer of S/1,531 million to regional and local governments is authorized in order to finance 947 projects at the national level, of which 62 are included in the transportation sector, 87 in agriculture, 65 in sanitation, 47 in education and 30 in health. In addition, more than S/1,214 million will be allocated to local municipalities in order to execute 892 projects in the area of bridge maintenance, improvement of basic sanitation, among others.
In the case of regional governments, they will receive more than S/316 million to carry out 55 projects related to urban transit, expansion of basic sanitation, flood prevention and other areas.
Source: Larepublica
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