Korea introduced industrial accident insurance (IACIS) in 1964, medical insurance (MIS) in 1977,
pension insurance (NPS) in 1988 and employment insurance (EIS) in 1995. In line with Korea’s economic
development, social insurance coverage has grown rapidly, and contribution coverage rates now generally
exceed 80% for regular workers. However, the four social insurance systems developed separately. The
main split in contribution collection methods has been between the insurances under the Ministry of
Labour (EIS and IACIS) and those under the Ministry of Health and Welfare (MIS and NPS), although
there are also some differences between MIS and NPS. About 50% of the staff in each system has been
engaged in collection activities...
The Unification of the Social Insurance Contribution Collection System in Korea
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