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The State’s Employees´ Social Security and Social
Services Institute (ISSSTE), created by presidential
decree on December 30th of 1959, is a decentralized
organism that consists of an own administration, a legal
personality and own patrimony conformed by the workers’
contributions as well as Federal Government’s aid.
The administration of the Institute is presided over by
the General Director as well as a Board of Directors,
main governing organ integrated by five representatives
from the Federal Government and five from the Federation
of Workers´ Unions to the Service of the State.
The Mexican President has the faculty to designate the
General Director and the President of the Board of
Directors, where as the governmental representatives
must be the holders of the Secretariat of Health (SS),
Secretariat of Labor and Social Security (STPS) ,
Secretariat of Social Development (SEDESOL), Finance and
Public Credit Secretariat (SHCP), and the Civil Service
Department (SFP).
The Board of Directors is the only one authorized to
appoint and to remove confidence personnel at the first
level of the Institute, this initiative must be followed
by a proposal of the General Director, notwithstanding
the faculties which have been delegated to him. This
governing organ is in charge of several courses of
action such as establishing the budget, the programmatic
direction, the administrative and functional
organization of the Institute and, of course, it also
supervises the costs of the institutional operation.
The Chief Executive is the main directorate, maximum
administrative authority and the one in charge of the
Institute’s efficient operation. Since the Institute was
created according to the presidential agreement that
gave it a legal personality, the Law of the ISSSTE soon
became the legal regulation which nowadays represents
the instrument for the Legislative Power. In order to
provide social welfare to the State’s workers and their
family members, the Institute has the authority as well
as the duty to make the respective retentions of a
percentage from the public workers’ wages.
The organization and operation of the Institute are
regulated by several instruments, thus, the Board of
Directors consists of its own Regulation. However, the
normative frame of greatest importance for the processes
and operations of the institution is the Organic State,
a legal mechanism that determines the structure and
administrative organization. It also authorizes the
different organs to integrate and to develop their
functions and faculties. These cover all levels and
aspects such as medical, sports, cultural and
recreational activities, economics and investigation,
just to mention a few; this with the main objective of
conforming an inclusive concept of social security for
the workers to the service of the State.
Presently, the ISSSTE has signed agreements with State
governments and public decentralized organisms in order
to offer social security to their workers. It grants
social services to an average of more than two million
workers and more than four beneficiaries per worker,
which means that today there are more than ten million
Mexican beneficiaries in a whole.
Being social security coverage its main purpose, the
Institute holds the Constitutional duty and right to
provide and protect the health of the public servants;
this is the reason why it is called to give fulfillment
to the General Law of Health, as well as the inherent
normative frame to its fundamental function.
Main services that integrate by the ISSSTE:
Administration
Saving for retirement
Medical Care
Pensions
Loans to workers and beneficiaries
Work's risks coverage
Social and cultural services
House financing
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