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Pension Fund Adjustments Delayed Due to Administrative Closures
The Oil Industry Retirement Fund has announced that salary adjustments for retirees will be implemented in August or September due to unexpected office closures and operational constraints.
In a statement, the Fund’s Public Relations Department clarified that the delay stems from 12-day administrative shutdowns during the Sacred Defense Week commemoration, alongside a focus on processing 41,000 interim pension payments and prioritizing healthcare and welfare services for retirees during this period.
Healthcare Support for Retirees Amid Challenges
Despite the temporary disruptions, the Fund successfully managed 29,000 medical prescriptions and documents, reimbursing nearly 100 billion tomans in out-of-pocket medical expenses for oil industry retirees.
The Fund reaffirmed its commitment to retirees, emphasizing that salary adjustments remain a top priority and will proceed as soon as operational conditions stabilize. Efforts remain concentrated on efficient service delivery, particularly in healthcare and financial support for pensioners.
This measured approach ensures retirees receive uninterrupted assistance while upholding the Fund’s responsibilities during periods of heightened administrative demand.
