Parliamentary panel recommends cashless health insurance for Senate employees
Most outlets reported that a parliamentary panel suggested replacing the Senate Secretariat’s medical reimbursement system with cashless health insurance. The Business Recorder added that the proposed system would use employees’ medical allowance to cover premiums, while ProPakistani briefly summarized the recommendation without elaborating on funding details.
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Senate Panel Recommends Cashless Health Insurance for Employees
A parliamentary panel has recommended replacing the Senate Secretariat’s medical reimbursement system with cashless health insurance. Under the proposed arrangement,… Read More
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Panel suggests Senate Secretariat’s medical reimbursement facility with cashless health insurance
ISLAMABAD: A parliamentary panel on Wednesday recommended replacing the Senate Secretariat’s medical reimbursement facility with cashless health insurance, with employees’ medical allowance proposed to cover the premium. The proposed arrangement would cover around 6,767 employees and eligible family members, providing healthcare through an insurance scheme instead of requiring employees to pay ...
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