Question 34 · LEK · Disability pension for incapacity for work
In accordance with the Law on old-age and disability pensions from the Social Insurance Fund an insured person who has been considerably incapacitated for the work corresponding with that person’s qualifications is:
- A. partially incapable to work.
- B. completely incapable to work.
- C. considerably disabled.
- D. incapable to do farm work for a prolonged period of time.
- E. disabled person of the first category.
Hint
The key words are 'considerably' and 'work corresponding to qualifications'; compare them with the definition of losing the ability to do any work.
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