Question 23 · LDEK · Rehabilitation benefit
The benefit for an insured person who after exhausting their sickness benefit is still unable to work and their further rehabilitation and treatment bode well for regaining capacity to work is the definition of:
- A. compensatory allowance.
- B. training pension.
- C. rehabilitation benefit.
- D. sickness benefit.
- E. pension due to incapacity to work.
Hint
Key phrases: 'after exhausting sickness benefit' and a favourable prognosis for returning to work.
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