Examples of using Basic pension in English and their translations into Spanish
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Basic pension insurance entitles every citizen of retirement age
parents of the scheme member, 50 per cent of the basic pension is paid;
are entitled to the national basic pension under the same conditions.
in which case a corresponding basic pension is granted.
50% of the country's economically active population contributes to one or other of the compulsory basic pension schemes.
reached 62.1 per cent, whilst those participating in urban employees' or residents' basic pension insurance reached 42.1 per cent.
qualifying years a person needs in order to receive a full basic pension.
From 1 July 2004, they have been increased to the amount of 1,25 basic pension.
From 1 January 2005, nursing allowances will be raised to the amount of 1,5 basic pension.
obtain the entire basic pension one must have completed the qualifying period.
are paid full pension; if over 1.5 MMP, full basic pension+ 50.
child allowance and home care allowance will be tied to the basic pension index.
The Social Insurance Law promulgated in 2010 set forth the basic pension/old-age, basic health,
In response to the aging society, the Government is seeking to operate a new basic pension system for the elderly from 2008.
The rate of social pension was raised from 77% to 81% of the full basic pension.
Before the amendment she was entitled to the two basic parts of the pension subject to a maximum equal to the full basic pension.
Certain discrepancies in gender equality can be found in relation to basic pension insurance.
A full survivor's pension consists of a basic pension equal to the basic amount plus 55 per cent of the supplementary pension which the deceased received,
An Invalid's Basic Pension is payable to a person between the ages of 15-59 years, who has been at least 60% disabled for a period of not less than 12 months.
its rate having been fixed at 50 per cent of the full basic pension and the rate of maternity benefit was increased from 50 per cent to 75 per cent of the woman's earnings;