Question 13 (part 2) · LEK · Other
Contributory and non-contributory periods are taken into account when the right to an old-age pension or a disability pension is determined and the pensions’ amounts are calculated. According to the Act Of 17 December 1998 on Pensions and Pensions from the Social Insurance Fund, non-contributory periods include the period of:
- A. receiving pre-retirement allowance and benefit.
- B. receiving maternity allowance.
- C. active duty in the Polish Army.
- D. imprisonment on the territory of Poland by virtue of conviction or without conviction after 31 December 1955 for political activities.
- E. service for the Government Protection Bureau on the territory of Poland.
Hint
Ask which periods were covered by contributions (paid by the person, employer or the state) and which are counted only as justified breaks in work.
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