Social Security Coordination

Social Security Coordination refers to the system that helps people who have worked in multiple countries receive benefits from those countries' social security systems. It ensures that individuals who have contributed to social security in more than one place are not penalized or miss out on benefits due to gaps in their work history. This coordination allows for the combining or aggregation of work periods across countries, making it easier for people to qualify for pensions or other benefits when they retire or are in need.