Care workers! About 881 thousand workers have forgotten to withdraw their PIS/PASEP salary bonus, for the base year 2019 and 2020. For this reason, the Federal Government has issued a new period for workers to withdraw the amounts.
about the 2019 salary bonusAbout 320 thousand people The allowance has not yet been withdrawn. Data was provided by the Ministry of Labor and Social Security.
Indeed 2020 salary allowanceAbout 561 thousand workers You did not remove the values according to the folder. The deadline for redemption is December 29th.
It is important to remember that PIS is for private sector workers, and is paid for by Caixa Econômica Federal. On the other hand, Pasep targets public servants, who are paid by Banco do Brasil.
2019 PIS / PASEP
To access the feature, the worker must meet the following requirements:
- To be registered in PIS / Pasep for at least five years;
- earned an average monthly salary of up to minimum wage during the base year 2019;
- engaged in a remunerated activity for at least 30 days, consecutive or not, in the 2019 base year;
- Update the data in the Annual Report of Social Information (RAIS) / eSocial.
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The worker can order PIS / Pasep Late in an agency of the Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare. In addition to these means, there are other options, such as:
- through the Alô Trabalhador Central Center, by phone 158;
- By e-mail, to the address [email protected], replacing the letters “uf” with the abbreviation of the state in which you reside;
- Through the Digital Business Card Application (CTPS); or
- Through the Gov.br portal.
Consultation can be done through the Digital Business Card Application (CTPS). It is possible to find out how much will be paid, what date is allowed for withdrawal, and what bank will mediate the receipt of the benefit.
However, it is important to note that this information can also be accessed through the Gov.br account.
- Get the app;
- Open the application and enter your CPF number in the login area;
- Enter your Gov.br password;
- After entering, just go to the upper corner of the screen, where the PIS details are located;
- In the same application there is an option to ask questions.
It is worth noting that you will need an account on Gov.br, if you do not have one, just register with your full name, date of birth, email and phone number. CPF. A PIS consultation can also be carried out by the CPF through the service center, by number 158.
2020 PIS / PASEP
PIS/PASEP salary premium, base year 2020, has not been withdrawn by more than half a million workers. Payments began on February 8, and workers can withdraw until December 29 this year. The salary premium is paid to more than 24 million workers and 98% of them have already withdrawn the benefit.
As of last Wednesday (06), 561,073 workers had not withdrawn funds from the program, which equates to a total of R$523.2 million. The data has been published by the Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare.
Of the total beneficiaries:
- 157,575 PIS allowances, totaling R$133.4 million; And
- 403,498 allowances from Pasep, totaling 389.8 million R$.
For those who don’t know, PIS is paid to formal contract workers in the private sector and is paid by Caixa Econômica Federal. PASEP is for civil servants and has payments via Banco do Brasil.
See below for how to find out if you are entitled, how to check the amount and how to withdraw.
Workers in the private sector can consult benefits with the Caixa Trabalhador and Caixa Tem app. On the other hand, a general employee can check the information through BB Call Center (404-0001, Capitals and Metropolitan Areas, or 0800729 0001, Ext).
However, in both cases an appointment can be made by calling 158 or using a digital business card. See step by step:
- Download the digital business card application;
- Access the platform using CPF gov.br password;
- On entering the main page, click on “Advantages”;
- Next, select “Abono Salarial” and check the available information.
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