When does the occupational disability pension take effect?

Occupational disability insurance always pays out if a doctor or expert declares you to be at least 50% unable to work and this is expected to last for at least 6 months. The last profession exercised before the onset of occupational disability is taken into account. This is regulated in the Insurance Contract Act.

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