I will soon reach retirement age, and have worked all my life as a salaried employee in different workplaces. My employers did not pay insurance contributions on my behalf. Does this prejudice my right to a pension?


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The obligation to pay insurance contributions on your behalf rests with your employer. You must provide the National Insurance Institute with proof of your work with employers who have not paid insurance contributions for you, in order to preserve your right to an old-age pension.