Group insurance
When a federal government employee dies while in service, his family is entitled to get group insurance money in accordance with the provisions of the Federal Employees Benevolent Fund and Group Insurance Act, 1969. But the same employee does not get a single penny of the insurance money at the time of his retirement. This is because the law has no clause that relates to the payment of group insurance money to a retiring employee. This is grossly unjust since the retiring employee pays the premium from his monthly salary till the date of retirement.
Contrary to this, the provincial governments of Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have been paying the group insurance money to retiring employees since 2009 and 2014 respectively. The federal government must amend the said law so that federal government employees are able to withdraw the group insurance money on retirement.
Rehmat Khan Tahir
Islamabad
-
Prince William Should Focus On 'family Business' After Andrew Blunder -
Katherine Schwarzenegger Pratt 'brought To Tears' By Sister-in-law's Gesture -
Prince William Makes Bold Claim About Britain's Creative Industry At BAFTA -
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor Insulting 'catchphrase' That Degarded Staff -
Kate Middleton, Princess Beatrice 'undercurrent Tension' Comes To Surface -
'Grey's Anatomy' Alum Katherine Heigl Reveals Why She Stayed Silent After Eric Dane Loss -
Host Alan Cumming Thanks BAFTAs Audience For Understanding After Tourette’s Interruption From Activist -
Jennifer Garner Reveals Why Reunion With Judy Greer Makes Fans 'lose Their Minds' -
Chris Hemsworth Makes Shocking Confession About His Kids' Reaction To His Fame -
Wiz Khalifa Reveals Unconventional Birthday Punch Tradition With Teenage Son In New Video -
BAFTAs 2026: Kerry Washington Makes Debut In Custom Prada Gown -
Jennifer Lopez Gets Emotional As Twins Max And Emme Turn 18 -
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor Blunders Are Result Of 'conspiracy Of Silence' -
Keith Urban Fires Entire Management Team After Divorcing Nicole Kidman -
Kylie Jenner Marks Death Anniversary Of Hairstylist Jesus Guerrero With '222' Tribute -
Daniel Radcliffe On How It's Like Seeing New Harry Potter Cast Years Later