Mudanças na sociedade brasileira e os impactos nos RPPS

Abstract

We know that in the past years, the population in Brazil has significantly changed their professions, their habits, basically everything we see in society. When it comes to social security, it's no different. Something that could be working well in the past may not necessarily works in the future. With a fundamental role in helping the population and its social inequality, social security must be self-sustainable, and the inclusion of financial contributions from the government is not ideal. And with this concern in mind, in a short period of time there were four constitutional amendments that made major changes possible in social security rules and the tax system, with the aim of adjusting social security to what we have in reality in today's society. Many variables can interfere with the self-sustainability of social security and different retirement models, such as birth and mortality rates, the informality of today's professions, unemployment rates, inflation, etc. The main focus of this course completion work is to monitor the procedural changes that occurred due to constitutional amendments, the self-sustainability of the current model, and if there is a social security deficit today. With this, we can identify whether today we are working in the most appropriate way so that there is a fairer and more efficient distribution of the amount collected for the population