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SSS Orders Five Pasay Employers to Settle P3.19 Million in Unpaid Contributions

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The Social Security System ordered five employers in Pasay to settle P3.19 million in unpaid contributions. This amount includes P1.14 million in unpaid contributions and P2.05 million in fines for violating Republic Act 11199, the Social Security Act. The employers operate in sectors including management consultancy, restaurant, real estate, carwash, and gambling and betting activities.

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The action highlights regulatory enforcement by the Social Security System to ensure coverage for members. The requirement for employers to remit social security payments directly impacts the operational compliance and labor costs of businesses in the area.

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  • PasayLocation where the employers are situated and subject to SSS regulations

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