Malaysia's Perkeso Deputy CEO calls for a regional framework that ensures social security benefits are portable across Southeast Asia, allowing workers to move freely between countries. The ASSA conference aims to address challenges like climate change and an aging population.
Malaysia's social security agency Perkeso Deputy CEO Edmund Cheong Peck Huang urged Southeast Asia n social security leaders to create a unified regional framework during the 41st ASSA conference on Nov. 25, 2024. He emphasized the need for social security benefits to be portable, allowing workers to move between countries without losing their benefits.
Cheong highlighted the importance of resilient and adaptable social security systems in the face of various challenges, including economic disruptions and climate change
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