Question 5 · LDEK · Sickness benefit
An insured person has the right to sickness benefit from the first day of their insurance if temporary incapacity to work:
- A. results from undergoing necessary medical examinations and treatments for donors of cells, tissues and organs.
- B. falls on pregnancy time.
- C. arose from an accident on the way to or from work.
- D. results from alcohol abuse.
- E. results from tuberculosis.
Hint
Ask which situation the Sickness Benefits Act lists as an exemption from the usual 30-day waiting period.
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