The National Council of the National Board of Pharmacists' Pension and Assistance (ENPAF) has approved its budget for 2025, with a significant increase in spending on pensions, assistance, and integrated welfare.
This decision reflects ENPAF's commitment to supporting its members and ensuring financial sustainability and social security.
The budget includes a notable increase in integrated welfare spending, as well as allocations for pensions and direct assistance.
Despite a decrease in the pension balance, ENPAF maintains a strong financial position.
The projected operating income for the upcoming year indicates a stable financial outlook.
Emilio Croce, President of ENPAF, expressed confidence in the institution's growth and financial solidity.
Legal developments in the pension and social security systems in Italy have also impacted the landscape.
The Supreme Court's ruling on pension contributions and benefits highlights the importance of clarity in employment relationships.
Discussions on integrating family physicians and pediatricians into the national pension system have raised concerns about the financial implications.
ENPAF remains focused on providing comprehensive support to pharmacists and is committed to enhancing their quality of life.
The ongoing dialogue on pension reform and social security will shape the future landscape for ENPAF and similar institutions.