Over one million pension accounts may contain false information
More than a million accounts in the Japanese government-managed pension system for corporate employees may contain falsified information.
By Agencies |
TOKYO: More than a million accounts in the Japanese government-managed pension system for corporate employees may contain falsified information, which could hurt current and future pensioners, government sources said.
Health, Labour and Welfare Minister Yoichi Masuzoe told a news conference that a sharp lowering of employees' monthly incomes, which are used as a benchmark to calculate their pension premiums, was found in 750,000 out of the 150 million computerized accounts in the "Kosei Nenkin" employees' pension system.
Health, Labour and Welfare Minister Yoichi Masuzoe told a news conference that a sharp lowering of employees' monthly incomes, which are used as a benchmark to calculate their pension premiums, was found in 750,000 out of the 150 million computerized accounts in the "Kosei Nenkin" employees' pension system.
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