Friday, August 21, 2015

M wants new qualifying – Aftonbladet

Politics. Moderates want to introduce a new qualifying day in sickness insurance. After the 14 day of illness enters a new waiting period. The party also says no to increased compensation levels and that the sunset clause be deleted.

– We must limit the long sick leave, saying the party’s economic political spokesperson Ulf Krister Petersson.

Conservatives warn that the unplanned cost increases in absenteeism, unemployment and migration threatens other public commitments. The party’s economic policy working group is therefore presenting a “package of cost management”.

– It is about 53 billion total in unplanned cost increases over the forecast period up to 2019. It is astronomical, says Ulf Krister Petersson.



Increased control

The increase in absenteeism is to be stopped. A fund will be a clear shift insurance. Migration of expenditure must be limited. And new measures will be towards fraud and benefit fraud.

In addition to a new qualifying day for 14 days and no to removed the deadline and the increased remuneration proposes M to numerical targets introduced for sickness benefit century, ungerför the Riksbank’s inflation target. Social Insurance Control of the time limits will be tightened. At the same time suggests M that the waiting period is about a qualifying deduction.



Safe countries

In the UIF says M no to an increase in the remuneration of SEK 910 per day the first hundred days. The ceiling proposed lowered to 760 kronor, the first three hundred days. Next, to 680 kronor per day.

Immigration Expenditures want the Conservatives to limit by introducing the principle of “safe countries” of asylum claims from countries with low discharge rate. Instead it today costly HVB accommodation for unaccompanied refugee proposed support rate housing. And compensation from the state to municipalities for housing should be a flat-rate payment.

Total calculates the Conservatives to save 17.9 billion crowns by 2019 on the various measures.

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