Question 11 (part 2) · LDEK · Disability pension for incapacity for work
An insured person who has become incapable for work due to a work accident is entitled to a pension in respect of a work accident. The amount of the pension from accident insurance in the case of a person who is partially incapable for work cannot be lower than:
- A. 60% of its assessment basis.
- B. 65% of its assessment basis.
- C. 80% of its assessment basis.
- D. 85% of its assessment basis.
- E. 100% of its assessment basis.
Hint
Accident insurance guarantees minimum pension levels as a percentage of the basis, with a lower floor for partial than for total incapacity.
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