Question 50 · LEK · Other
The basic benefit period in social insurance for farmers is 180 days. When an insured person after exhausting this period is still incapable for work but as a result of further treatment or rehabilitation has a chance to recover for work then the benefit period is extended up to the predicted date of recovery but no longer than:
- A. 90 days.
- B. 120 days.
- C. 180 days.
- D. 250 days.
- E. 360 days.
Hint
In the farmers' (KRUS) scheme the possible extension is longer than the basic period itself.
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