Education Ministry Fails to Collect Pension Fees from Employees

The Education Ministry has reportedly failed to collect pension fees from its employees, raising concerns over compliance with pension regulations. According to sources, the ministry has not been deducting the required pension contributions from the salaries of its employees, which is mandated by law. This issue has come to light after it was discovered that some employees' pension accounts were not being properly funded. The ministry has yet to issue an official statement regarding the matter, and employees are left uncertain about the status of their pension funds. This situation follows a similar incident earlier this year involving another government office, highlighting systemic issues in pension fee collection across government departments.