Examples of Compulsory social insurance in a sentence
Compulsory social insurance contributions (in Switzerland: AHV/IV/EO/AIV/BVG) for the Consultant, associates and/or employees of the Consultant, must be deducted and paid to the relevant institutions.
Taxable.Survivor’s pension (Pensión de viudedad u orfandad a favor de familiares): Compulsory social insurance scheme for employees.
Since 2012 the system changed and the first 3 days only 50% of salary is paid, 75% from the fourth day to 20th and 100% since 21st onwards.Maternity/Paternity leave benefit (Prestación por maternidad): Compulsory social insurance scheme payable through employers that covers the following situations: maternity, adoption and permanent or simple fosterage (according to the Civil Code or to the Autonomous Communities that regulate it), provided that in this last case, the duration is not below a year.
The amount of the benefit depends on the contributions paid by the deceased person and on personal circumstances of the beneficiaries (for example, it may depend on number of dependants in family unit and on the fact that orphanhood is complete).Unemployment insurance (Prestación por desempleo contributiva): Compulsory social insurance scheme for employees able and available for work who have lost their job.
Compulsory social insurance covers cases of illness, pregnancy, labour accidents, occupational diseases, and pension or survival benefits.
Benefits are subject to taxation and while receiving it social security contributions must be paid.Disability pension (Pensión contributiva por incapacidad permanente): Compulsory social insurance scheme for employees with contribution-related benefits in case of permanent incapacity (incapacidad permanente).
Absolute permanent incapacity and severe incapacity benefits are not taxable.Old-age pension (Pensión contributiva por jubilación total o por jubilación parcial): Compulsory social insurance scheme for employees that have either completely stopped working and are entitled to receive old-age benefits or workers that have decided to reduce their working hours and to combine partial old-age benefits with salaries from work.
Compulsory social insurance paid by individuals with competing insurers and a government-approved insurance plan.
Compulsory social insurance management costs shall be equivalent to management costs of state administrative agencies, covering the following items: a/ Regular expenses; b/ Irregular expenses, including: - Expenses for making social insurance books, papers and forms and for collection and spending work; - Expenses for overhaul and procurement of fixed assets, scientific research and professional training.
Compulsory social insurance paid by individuals with competing insurers and a government-approved insurance plan (Switzerland).6.