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Ordinance Amending Ordinance Of Flexible Retirement

Original Language Title: Bekendtgørelse om ændring af bekendtgørelse om fleksibel efterløn

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Publication of the amendment of the announcement of flexible post-wage

§ 1

Notice no. 1621 of 13. In December 2006, on flexible pay, as amended by announcement No 1 752 of 25. June 2007, announcement no. 354 of 16. 'May 2008, announcement no.' 870 of 27. " August 2008, proclame no. 1277 of 15. December 2008 and Notice no. 444 of 28. In April 2010, the following changes are made :

1. Inline ITREAS :

" In accordance with section 74 b (b), 4, 74 c, paragraph 1. 3 and 6, 74 d, paragraph 1. 1, 74 h, paragraph, 6, 74 i, 74 j, paragraph. 11, 74 I, paragraph 1. 8, 74 m, paragraph 1. 9, 74 n, paragraph 1. 2 and 11, 74 o, paragraph 1. 6, 74 p and 75 (5). 8, in the Act of Unemployment Insurance, etc., cf. Law Order no. 574 of 27. In May 2010, after the authorisation and after negotiating the Employment Council :

2. § § 10 and 11 ITREAS :

" § 10. A member that is not more than paid at least two years after the time of the evidence has, cf. however, paragraph 1 2, right to

1) to receive compensation in the case of unemployment in the case of unemployment, however at least the rate calculated in accordance with section 3 (3). 2,

2) to receive deduction from retirement, etc. in the pay-only after paragraph 21 ; and

3) to earn a tax-free premium after Section 11.

Paragraph 2. It is a condition that the member in the period, cf. paragraph 1,

1) as a full-time insured member, at least 3.120 wage hours have been reported to the income register, cf. the law on an income register, or driven by self-employed activities for an important part of 104 weeks ;

2) as a part-time insured member, at least 2,496 salary hours to the income register, cf. the law on an income register ; or

3) Cominsured member has been employed for at least 3 120 hours in self-employment and payroll work, and that the payroll work paid to the income register, cf. law on an income register.

Paragraph 3. Work, which is instruco in meeting the requirement laid down in paragraph 1. 2, shall be established in accordance with the rules laid down in the notice of employment requirements for employees and the daily financial period, the notice of the operation of self-employed activities and in the notice of Combination Insurance, cf. however, paragraph 1 4-8. The Member State ' s status as a full-time or part-time insured member at the time of evidence is crucial to the specification of the requirement set out in paragraph 1. 2.

Paragraph 4. During the reporting period, cf. the law on an income register in which the post-wage certificate has been issued shall be distributed in a proportionate basis in relation to the number of calendar days in the notification period. In the calculation of the requirement laid down in paragraph 1, 2 shall be taken into account for the hours of pay referred to in : 1. pkt., resides from and with the due date of the post-wage certificate.

Paragraph 5. If the Member 2 years after the issuance of the payout certificate does not satisfy the requirement laid down in paragraph 1. 2, the report shall be distributed in the notification period in which the requirement laid down in paragraph 1 shall be paid. 2 is fulfilled, proportionate to the number of calendar days of the notification period. The rights referred to in paragraph 1. 1 shall be replaced by the day after the day on which the requirement laid down in paragraph 1 is to be taken. 2, discharged after 1. Pkt., fulfilled.

Paragraph 6. Members who are not combinsured and as in the period referred to in paragraph 1. 1 has had employment both as a wage earl and as self-employed persons, to meet the requirement for work in paragraph 1. 2 with the operation of self-employed activities for an important part of 104 weeks. If the Member has driven independent business to a significant extent in less than 104 weeks, working in weeks in which no independent enterprise is significantly reduced can be considered to meet the requirement laid down in paragraph 1. 2. A full-time insured member can count 1 week of paid work, each time the member has been reported 30 hours. A part-time insured member can count 1 week of pay work each time the member has been reported 24 hours of work.

Paragraph 7. Work in the countries of the EEA, in Greenland, in the Faroe Islands and in Switzerland can be counted as to the revenues of hours to the 2-year rule. Work in countries outside the EEA territory, Greenland, the Faroe Islands and Switzerland can only be counted if the Member is sent to a Danish employer or works on international conditions by organizations mv, which Denmark is a member.

Paragraph 8. A member can count hours of unemployment benefits due to illness in a employment relationship. A Member who is engaged in an independent undertaking or as a combination insured can count the hours of daily allowances due to sickness and hours from the first 14 days of illness, even though the Member has not received sickness benefits for this purpose ; Period. The same shall apply to persons receiving a corresponding benefit in another EEA country in Greenland, in the Faroe Islands or in Switzerland.

§ 11. A member that meets the 2-year rule in § 10 can, by working here in addition to a tax-free premium, can be used to earn a tax-free premium. Hours to the tax-free premium may be earned up to the day when the Member reaches the age of the age of the population, cf. Social pension law. The work must be carried out here in the kingdom, in another EEA country or in Switzerland, and the Member shall be domiciled in a kingdom in another EEA country or in Switzerland, cf. however, paragraph 1 7.

Paragraph 2. The work shall be carried out in accordance with the rules in the notice of employment requirements for employees and the daily financial period, the notice of the operation of self-employed activities and in the notice of Compensation Insurance, cf. however, paragraph 1 4-9. The operation of self-employed enterprise is to be considered to be an essential part of 37 hours per year. week. In addition, all payroll hours from work paid by the Member may be included in the report in accordance with the law of an income register in parallel with the operation of self-employed activities. Combination insured can count 15 hours per hour. week from the self-employed person, provided that the general conditions for this are fulfilled. In addition, combinations of combo-proof will be included in every paycheck reported by the member after the Act on an income register.

Paragraph 3. Work during periods where the member has been allowed to digest deduction from sections 33 and 34, cf. Section 74 (e) of the law. 3, shall be included in the number of wage hours given by the Member, in accordance with the law of an income register.

Paragraph 4. The premium is earned for each 48-hour work. The number of hours conforming to the premium revenues may not exceed 5.772 hours in deduction of hours in which the member has received paid leave or daily allowance until the age of primary retirement, in accordance with the Social Security Pension Act, cf. however, the section 74 m (1) of the law THREE, TWO. Act. This applies regardless of whether the member is full-time or part-time insured.

Paragraph 5. During the reporting period, cf. the law on an income register where the Member meets the requirements of section 10 (1). The reports shall be apportionally relative to the number of calendar days in the notification period during the notification period. In the specification of the remination of the premium, cf. paragraph 4, shall be taken into account for the hours referred to in the first paragraph. paragraph 1 shall be placed on the day following the day on which the requirements of section 10 (3) are laid down. 1 and 2 are fulfilled.

Paragraph 6. In the reporting period, where the Member reaches the age of the age of the population, cf. Social pension rights shall be allocated in proportion to the number of calendar days in the notification period during the notification period. In the specification of the remination of the premium, cf. paragraph 4, shall be taken into account for the hours referred to in the first paragraph. paragraph 1 is placed until the day when the member reaches the age of the age of the population, cf. Social pension law.

Paragraph 7. Work in countries outside the EEA territory, Greenland, the Faroe Islands and Switzerland can only be counted if the Member is sent to a Danish employer or works on international conditions by organizations mv, which Denmark is a member.

Paragraph 8. A member can count hours of unemployment benefits due to illness in a employment relationship. A Member who is engaged in an independent undertaking or as a combination insured can count the hours of daily allowances due to sickness and hours from the first 14 days of illness, even though the Member has not received sickness benefits for this purpose ; Period. The same shall apply to persons receiving a corresponding benefit in another EEA country in Greenland, in the Faroe Islands or in Switzerland.

Niner. 9. All hours of approved self-employed in accordance with the notice of self-employed activities, at the same time, may be included. '

§ 2

Paragraph 1. The announcement shall enter into force on 1. May 2011 and shall apply to the statement of the reporting periods from 1. January 2008.

Paragraph 2. In the case of the period after 1. In January 2008, there is no adequate employment, and the Member can include employment from before 1. In January 2008, this employment is being created in accordance with the existing rules.

Paragraph 3. In the establishment of employment pursuant to paragraph 1, In the case of 2, employment can only be counted on the basis of a report on the basis of the entry into the income register or to inventory according to the current rules.

The Pension Board, the 28th. April 2011

Jens Rochner

/ Bent Nielsen