Rewritten Title:
“4.2 Million Tomans Increase in Retirees’ August Salaries – Government Confirms Adjustment”
Retirees to See Significant Salary Boost in August
In a move aimed at supporting retirees, the government has officially approved a 4.2 million tomans increase in August salaries. This adjustment comes as part of ongoing efforts to align pensions with economic conditions and fulfill prior commitments.
While some online reports had prematurely circulated salary slips, official sources confirm that the updated August payrolls—reflecting the raise—are now being processed. Retirees under both the Social Security Organization and Civil Service Retirement systems will benefit from this increase.
Key Adjustments in August Payroll
The August salary adjustments include:
- Harmonization of pensions for retirees with 30+ years of service.
- Back payments from earlier months (notably April 2024), resolving prior delays.
- Additional welfare benefits, such as housing allowances and family support subsidies.
Government officials emphasize that these measures align with the 14th administration’s social welfare policies, prioritizing vulnerable groups, including low-income retirees.
How to Access Updated Salary Slips
Retirees can check their updated payrolls via official online portals:
For Social Security Retirees:
- Visit es.tamin.ir or use the “Tamin Man” app.
- Select “Pensioners” from the menu.
- Choose “View Salary Slip” and enter required details (pension number, year/month).
For Civil Service Retirees:
- Access cspf.ir.
- Input your national ID, ledger number, and bank account details.
Note: In-person assistance is available at local Social Security or Civil Retirement offices for those without digital access.
Future Expectations
While the August adjustments mark progress, retirees continue to advocate for further improvements, including expanded healthcare coverage and sustained wage corrections. Authorities affirm that additional phased increases are under review to ensure long-term pension stability.
This initiative underscores the government’s commitment to transparency and digital efficiency, reducing bureaucratic hurdles for retirees. For updates, retirees are encouraged to monitor official channels regularly.
Sources: Social Security Organization, Civil Service Retirement Portal
