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On Compensation For Loss Of Earnings After The End Of The Prac. The Inability Of The

Original Language Title: o náhradě za ztrátu na výdělku po skončení prac. neschopnosti

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191/1993 Coll.



REGULATION OF THE GOVERNMENT



of 23 December 2003. June 1993 on the adjustment of compensation for loss of earnings after

termination of incapacity for work resulting from an accident at work or occupational disease

the profession



The Government ordered under section 202, paragraph. 2 of the Labour Code No. 65/1965 Coll. in

the text of the law of the Czech National Council No. 37/1993 Coll.:



§ 1



(1) the compensation for loss of earnings after the end of work incapacity

resulting from an accident at work or an occupational disease (hereinafter referred to as "compensation for the

loss of earnings "), belonging to workers under the labour code,

where appropriate, in accordance with the earlier provisions, ^ 1) shall be adjusted so that the average

net earnings applicable to the calculation of compensation for loss of earnings,

where appropriate, in accordance with the regulations, increased earlier ^ 2) increases as follows:



about 18.5%) for the second half of 1991,



(b)) about 5% for the first half of 1992,



(c)) by 20% for the second half of 1992,



(d)) of 10% for the first half of 1993.



(2) where a claim for compensation for loss of earnings during the six-month period,

average net earnings determined for the calculation of compensation for loss

earnings for the half year does not increase.



(3) the adjustment referred to in paragraph 1 shall be carried out at the request of the worker in

cases where, after 31 December 2006. December 1990 him compensation for loss of earnings

nepříslušela, because it did not allow the provisions of § 195, paragraph. 2 code

the work.



§ 2



(1) for the compensation for loss of earnings, even after the adjustment made under section 1 of the

the provisions of § 195, paragraph. 2 of the labour code, article. (II) point 7 of law No.

188/1988 Coll., amending and supplementing the labour code and article. In the Act

No 160/1993 Coll., amending and supplementing Act of the Czech National Council No.

589/1992 Coll., on social security and a contribution to the State

employment policy, as amended by Act No. 10/1993 Coll., and some other

laws.



(2) to increase the invalidity or partial invalidity pension

under the legislation on social security when the adjustment of the refund

for the loss of earnings referred to in § 1 shall be disregarded.



§ 3



Compensation for the loss of earnings as adjusted pursuant to this regulation is the responsibility of the

on July 1, 1993.



§ 4



This Regulation shall enter into force on the day of its publication.



The President of the Government:



Doc. Ing. Klaus pp for CSc.



The Minister of labour and Social Affairs:



Ing. Vodicka v.r.



1) § 193 and 195 of the labour code.



section 112 of the Act No. 99/1948 Coll., on national insurance.



section 6 of Act No. 58/1956 Coll. on compensation for work-related injuries and

health care costs and health insurance benefits and

retirement security.



§ 7 and 31 of Act No. 150/1961 Coll. on compensation for accidents at work and

occupational diseases.



section 8 of Act No. 30/1965 Coll. on compensation of occupational accidents and diseases

the profession.



2) Regulation of the Government of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic No. 138/1976

Coll., on certain compensation for loss of earnings after the end of

the incapacity resulting from an accident at work or occupational diseases.



Regulation of the Government of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic No. 60/1982 Coll., on

certain compensation for loss of earnings after the end of the working

incapacity resulting from an accident at work or occupational diseases.



Act No. 297/1991 Coll., on the adjustment of compensation for loss of earnings after

termination of incapacity for work resulting from an accident at work or occupational disease

the profession.