Pension panel decides to provide benefits to 15 claimants

Pension panel decides to provide benefits to 15 claimants

TOKYO, Japan - A government panel on mismanaged pension account data, led by lawyer Go Kajitani (3rd from L), decided July 13 to grant pension benefits in 15 of 284 cases involving individuals seeking pension payouts because of the Social Insurance Agency's failure to properly maintain pension data, government officials said.

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