Now workers with an official contract from all over the country can withdraw PIS Salary Bonus Published by Caixa Economica Federal. State Bank reported that extra piece It will pay about 1.1 million people.
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Resources refer to old values that were corrected or no longer recovered between 2016 and 2020, when some push rounds were made. These calendars are already closed, but the interested party still has a chance to withdraw funds.
Deposits are made to Caixa accounts on behalf of the worker and to digital social savings accounts opened automatically in the Caixa Tem app. To check the values, just access the apps square his or Cashier Worker, or call 111.
rules and values
Employees who meet all the requirements below are entitled to an additional salary allowance:
- Have been registered with PIS for at least five years;
- that they have earned, on average, a minimum monthly wage of up to two months;
- Worked on an official contract for at least 30 days, consecutive or not;
- Get the right information in the Annual Report for Social Information (RAIS) or e-Social.
The maximum amount that each citizen can receive is one lowest wages (1,212 R$), varying according to the number of working months in the year being counted. According to Caixa, the average amount available is R$398.99 per person.
For more information about the Bonus Bonus or about other rounds of PIS Pay Bonus payment, access the Digital Business Card app or call the Department of Labor and Social Security at 158.
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