Question 18 · LDEK · Sickness benefit
Sickness benefit is granted for the duration of the inability to work due to illness or unfitness for work, however not longer than (with the exception of the inability to work caused by tuberculosis or pregnancy):
- A. 162 days.
- B. 172 days.
- C. 182 days.
- D. 192 days.
- E. 270 days.
Hint
Recall the standard sickness benefit period and the longer one reserved for tuberculosis and pregnancy.
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