Question 23 · LEK · Social pension
Social pension is due to a person of age who suffered damage to health in the periods specified in the Act on social pension and who holds a ruling on:
- A. partial incapacity for work.
- B. slight degree of disability.
- C. considerable degree of disability.
- D. total incapacity for work.
- E. total incapacity for service.
Hint
The social pension makes up for never having been able to build an insurance record; it needs the most severe work-capacity finding by ZUS.
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