جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "شستا" در نشریات گروه "فقه و حقوق"

What are the effects and consequences of handing over social security companies to the private sector on this institution from the point of view of legal aspects. In this article, the arguments of supporters and opponents have been examined and each one has been evaluated separately. The transfer of social security subsidiary companies to the private sector is an issue that has been raised by legislators for a long time, and this issue has supporters and opponents, which has been considered based on the capacities of the social security organization and the manner of these transfers. The implementation of the policies of Article 44 of the Constitution caused a lot of conflict between supporters and opponents in this category, and the purpose of this article is to investigate the damages caused by this handover. The research method in this research is descriptive-analytical based on library studies. The rise of Khusolti companies is one of the signs of failure in the privatization process. Also, the realization of the goal of increasing productivity after the privatization of economic enterprises is something that experts do not easily confirm. For this reason, there are concerns about Shasta's divestiture, especially regarding the eligibility of applicants to purchase companies on the divestiture list. Of course, so far there have been other problems in handing over Shasta, which have prevented its full implementation. In this case, points such as the effect of currency fluctuations on the transfer process of Shasta companies have been mentioned.

The access of state-owned employees to state funds and funds, which stems from employment and employment, has led the legislature to prohibit the use of unauthorized use of property and public funds and criminalize the crime of illegal seizure. The Social Security Organization is also included as a public non-governmental organization, which receives huge funds from a premiums payment, subject to this regulation. This research, using a descriptive-analytical method, seeks to consider the inclusion of Article 598 of the Sanctions Act in relation to the social security investment company known as Shasta. The legal personality of the subsidiaries and affiliates under the control and management of the holdings, the investment company and, ultimately, the social security organization, indicates that Shasta is a non-governmental public institution and therefore, in accordance with the statute of the organization and the law of general calculation, any use Unauthorized access to the property and funds of the Social Security Organization, in particular through the insurance rights of individuals affiliated with the organization, will result in criminal liability arising out of unlawful seizure of property and funds