Question 26 · LEK · Disability pension for incapacity for work
A person partially unfit for work is a person who:
- A. lost the ability to perform any kind of paid work.
- B. was never able to perform any paid work.
- C. requires help from third parties in performing simple daily activities.
- D. lost the ability to perform any work consistent with his/her qualifications to a significant extent.
- E. doesn’t have any professional qualifications.
Hint
Partial incapacity is measured against the person's own qualifications, not against any paid work at all.
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