The impact caused by COVID-19 extended to the economy, so the government announced the delivery of Bono 210, through the Ministry of Labor in coordination with the Ministry of Economy for formal workers as a form of economic support.
Those individuals will be able to access a payment that will help to cover different expenses. In this regard, today we will tell you details of how the payment process will be carried out and who will be the beneficiaries.
Requirements to access Bono 210
According to the stipulated by the competent authorities, the main requirement to receive the new Bono 210 is to have incomes no higher than S/2,000 per month. In addition, workers must be registered in their company's electronic payroll during the months of July, August, or September 2021.
Another requirement for accessing the bonus is that workers cannot belong to training or be pensioners.
Furthermore, those who are in the public sector must have been contracted under Legislative Decrees N° 276, N° 728, N° 1057, Law N° 30057, and also the Civil Service Law.
When will Bono 210 be paid
According to the representative of the General Directorate of Employment Promotion of the Ministry of Labor (MTPE), Fanny Montellano, the payment of Bono 210 will be made over two months. In the case of public sector employees, the payment will be made in November.
On the other hand, private sector workers will be able to receive the money during the month of December. In this case, the payment will be made by EsSalud.
How will Bono 210 be paid
Just like in previous opportunities, Bono 210 will have different payment methods:
- Deposit in bank account
- DNI account at Banco de la Nación
- Payment at the counter.
Who will not receive Bono 210
The individuals who are unable to receive the economic benefit are those who work at Fonave, EsSalud, Banco Central de Reserva, or SBS.