Farmers and freelancers are proposed to be excluded from the state pension system

The current state system of compulsory pension insurance should concern only employees of enterprises. This was stated by the chairman of the Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Russia Mikhail Shmakov, Vedomosti reports .

The State Pension System is not able to satisfy the interests of all employees, the head of the FNPR noted. He proposed to exclude from it the persons of free professions, in particular artists and writers, as well as employees of the agricultural sector.

"A number of sectors and sectors have a preferential pension tariff. Individual entrepreneurs who use a simplified taxation system and a single agricultural bank pay a fixed fee: in 2016, it will amount to 19,356 rubles for 12 months. The Pension Fund believes that such contributions are not enough to earn a full -fledged pension. - For those labor sectors that are not laid down in the common ones. Patterns, create other subsystems. "

According to the calculations of the head of the department of relevant FIUs, Arkady Solovyov, these payments are not enough to earn the right to an insurance pension, which depends on the length of service (at least 15 years) and on the amount of the coefficients earned (at least 30). According to him, such citizens earn only 6 percent of their pension.

On February 6, Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said that the government would not reduce social obligations . “Solving global economic tasks, let's remember that Russia is primarily a social state. And we will not go to reduce our obligations,” the prime minister said. “In any case, we will continue to support people, despite the difficulties with the budget. Our goal is to help pensioners, to provide them with a decent life.”

At the same time, the second indexation of pensions Medvedev led to the state of the economy. "Now we need to work out the issue of the second indexation of pensions, we will make a decision on the results that the economy will show in the first half of the year," he said.

From February 1, 4 percent were indexed by insurance pensions to all pensioners, except for workers. The State Duma adopted the corresponding law on December 15. On October 7, Medvedev said that the pensioners will not index working pensioners. According to him, a pension is a state cash allowance that is paid due to the fact that a citizen has lost a labor function. “If a person still works, then we can conclude that he has not lost his labor function completely and, therefore, he replenishes some of his additional needs at the expense of work. And then we could justly think that such a category of citizens did not receive indexation,” the premiere said. “Naturally, as soon as they terminate labor relations, they can fully have the right to indexation. It seems to me quite fair.”