Question 4 · LDEK · Disability pension for incapacity for work
Disability pension resulting from temporary incapacity to work is granted by the pension body:
- A. in the case of permanent incapacity to professional work.
- B. for the period specified by certifying doctors or medical board rulings.
- C. for 6 months.
- D. for 9 months.
- E. for 12 months.
Hint
The length of a periodic pension is not fixed by statute; it follows what the medical assessor stated.
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