SPAN 10100 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Prenatal Care

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2 Aug 2018

School

CUNY Hunter College

Department

Romance Languages, Division III, Spanish

Course

SPAN 10100

Professor

Olga

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Old age, disability and survivors: social insurance and social assistance, benefits the elderly and people with disabilities that are in need, covered for all persons who receive income for work, voluntary coverage for. Insured person gets 6. 64% and 8. 64% of earnings, self-employed person gets. 9. 74% of declared earnings, employed person gets 3. 10%and 1. 10% of payroll and government gives 40: may continue to work and receive a pension. Sickness and maternity leave: social insurance system, covered for all people who receive income for work, voluntary for not. Survivor benefits- mandatory coverage people, special system for agricultural workers and small- scale fisherman care is provided with at least 3 months of previous work: for maternity: must have worked 12 months before giving birth. Prenatal (cid:889)(cid:887)% of insured"s last earnings used to pay for (cid:884) weeks before and (cid:883)(cid:882) weeks insured"s earnings are used up to (cid:885) months, after (cid:888)(cid:888)% for (cid:883)(cid:890)(cid:884) days. after expected date of childbirth.

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