[FTNN News] Recently, a rising number of workers have added labor insurance through occupational unions for their rights. However, the Labor Insurance Bureau has launched a comprehensive audit of approximately 3 million individuals insured via these unions, particularly focusing on sensitive cases involving occupational injuries, illnesses, and disability benefits.

Experts highlight that this audit targets five high-risk categories. Those who are found to not be genuinely employed in jobs related to their unions risk losing their seniority and may not recover their premiums.

The Labor Insurance Bureau will thoroughly investigate salary records and tax documents to identify any misrepresented income or unusual salary adjustments shortly before retirement. Special attention will be given to cases of irregular seniority or discontinuities in insurance records.

If violations are confirmed, the Bureau will enforce insurance cancellation and demand repayment of any unjustly received pensions. The Bureau urges insured individuals to verify their insurance eligibility and actual occupation to avoid missteps that could diminish their long-term benefits.