Social Security Act (Amendment of Tenth Schedule) Order, 2015
Statutory Text (3 Articles)
L.N. 258 of 2015
SOCIAL SECURITY ACT
(CAP. 318)
Social Security Act (Amendment of Tenth Schedule) Order, 2015
IN exercise of the powers conferred by article 84 of the Social
Security Act, hereinafter referred to as "the Act", the Minister for the
Family and Social Solidarity, with the concurrence of the Minister for
Finance, has made the following order:-
(1)
The title of this order is the Social Security Act Title, scope and
(Amendment of Tenth Schedule) Order, 2015, and it shall be read and commencement.
construed as one with the Tenth Schedule of the Social Security Act, Cap. 318.
hereinafter referred to as "the Tenth Schedule".
(2) The scope of this Order is to introduce a contribution to be
paid by employers into the Maternity Leave Fund.
(3) This Order shall come into force on the 6th July, 2015.
Immediately after Part III of the Tenth Schedule there shall Amends the
Tenth Schedule.
be added the following new Part
" PART IV
Maternity Leave Fund Contribution
(Employers)
Weekly Rate of
Category
Type of Employed Persons
Contribution Payable
by the Employer
Persons under 18 years of age whose
basic weekly wage or the weekly
A
€0.20c
equivalent of their basic monthly salary
does not exceed €166.26
Persons over 18 years of age whose
basic weekly wage or the weekly
B
€0.50c
equivalent of their basic monthly salary
does not exceed €166.26
B
Persons born on 31 December 1961 or
before whose basic weekly wage or the
weekly equivalent of their basic monthly
0.3% calculated to the
salary exceeds €166.26 but does not
nearest cent of their
exceed €343.11
basic weekly wage or
C
the weekly equivalent
Persons born on 1 January 1962 or after
of their basic monthly
whose basic weekly wage or the weekly
salary
equivalent of their basic monthly salary
exceeds €166.26 but does not exceed
€418.25
Persons born on 31 December 1961 or
before whose basic weekly wage or the
€1.03c
weekly equivalent of their basic monthly
salary exceeds €343.11
D
Persons born on 1 January 1962 or after
whose basic weekly wage or the weekly
€1.25c
equivalent of their basic monthly salary
exceeds €418.25
Persons under eighteen years of age who
0.3% calculated to the
are following a full-time course of
nearest cent of the basic
studies or instruction under the Student-
weekly remuneration or
Worker Scheme, or other similar
the weekly equivalent
E
schemes (including the Extended Skills
of their basic monthly
Training Schemes, but excluding the
remuneration up to a
Worker-Student Schemes) involving
maximum
rate
of
distinct work and study periods for
contribution of €0.13c
which they are receiving remuneration
Persons over eighteen years of age who
0.3% calculated to the
are following a full-time course of
nearest cent of the basic
studies or instruction under the Student-
weekly remuneration or
Worker Scheme, or other similar
the weekly equivalent
F
schemes (including the Extended Skills
of their basic monthly
Training Schemes, but excluding the
remuneration up to a
Worker-Student Schemes) involving
maximum
rate
of
distinct work and study periods for
contribution of €0.24c
which they are receiving remuneration
€0.18