Comparison of benefits for incapacity for work

Reason for release from workNumber of the reasonType of certificateReimbursement procedureDuration of payment for an insured event
Illness or domestic injury1Certificate for sick leaveThe employer pays the benefit from day 4 to day 8 of the illness. EHIF pays from day 9, the benefit rate is 70%.Up to 182 days (up to 240 days in case of tuberculosis)

Traffic injury

Complication/illness as a result of a traffic injury

4

 

18

Certificate for sick leaveThe employer pays the benefit from day 4 to day 8 of the illness. EHIF pays from day 9, the benefit rate is 70%.Up to 182 days
Quarantine10Certificate for sick leaveBased on the certificate issued due to quarantine, the employer pays the benefit from day 4 to day 8. EHIF pays from day 9, the benefit rate is 70%.Up to 7 days
Occupational diseases2Certificate for sick leaveEHIF pays the benefit from day 2, the benefit rate is 100%.Up to 182 days

Occupational injury

Occupational injury in traffic

Complication/illness as a result of an occupational injury

5

6

 

7

Certificate for sick leaveEHIF pays the benefit from day 2, the benefit rate is 100%.Up to 182 days
Injury received while preventing a criminal offence, protecting national or public interests8Certificate for sick leaveEHIF pays the benefit from day 2, the benefit rate is 100%.Up to 182 days
Transfer to easier work (the start date of the first certificate for sick leave is on or before 14 May 2024.)17Certificate for sick leave

EHIF compensates for the difference in wages caused by the transfer to an easier work, if the person's salary at the time of the transfer to an easier work is lower than his or her average income for the previous calendar year.

If a person is released from work due to lack of easier work, the benefit is paid from day 2 at the rate of 70%. The benefit can only be claimed during pregnancy until maternity leave.
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Until maternity leave or up 182 days
Giving pregnant people work appropriate to their state of health (the start date of the first sick leave is from 15 May 2024).17Certificate for sick leave"The Health Insurance Fund reimburses the difference between the salary for the calendar month preceding the start of the first certificate for sick leave indicated by the employer and the salary for the calendar month of the period of transfer to lighter work.
During the period of lighter work, the employer must pay the pregnant person at least 50% of their salary before the start of the certificate for sick leave for the transfer to lighter work.
If a pregnant person is released from work due to the absence of lighter work, the Health Insurance Fund will pay compensation from the second day at the rate of 70% of their salary before the start of the first certificate for sick leave."
Until maternity leave or up 182 days
Illness or injury during pregnancy19Certificate for sick leaveEHIF pays the benefit from day 2, the benefit rate is 70%.Up to 182 days
Nursing a child under the age of 12 or a disabled insured person under the age of 19.14Certificate for care leaveEHIF pays the benefit from the first day of release, the benefit rate is 80%.

Up to 14 days (the start date of the first certificate for care leave is on or before 14 May 2024.)

Up to 60 days (the start date of the first care leave is from 15 May 2024)

Nursing a sick family member who is ill at home12Certificate for care leaveEHIF pays the benefit from the first day of release, the benefit rate is 80%.Up to 7 days
Caring for a child of under 3 years of age or for a disabled child of under 16 years of age when the child’s mother is ill or is receiving obstetrical care13Certificate for care leaveEHIF pays the benefit from the first day of release, the benefit rate is 80%.Up to 10 days
Organ or haematopoietic stem cell donation20Certificate for sick leaveEHIF pays from day 1, the benefit rate is 100%.Up to 182 days 
Temporary relaxation of working conditions not earlier than from day 61 of the sick leave21Certificate for sick leave

"The Health Insurance Fund reimburses the difference between the salary for the calendar month preceding the start of the first certificate for sick leave and the salary for the calendar month of the period of transfer to lighter work.

During the period of temporary relaxation of working conditions, the employer must pay the person a salary of at least 50% compared to the salary before the start of the first certificate for sick leave."

Up to 122 days
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