Social Security Law in Spain

Name: Social Security Law in Spain
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Thais Guerrero Padron Carmen Jover Ramirez Maria Isabel Ribes Moreno Maria Teresa Velasco Portero Cristina Sanchez-Rodas Navarro Olga Fotinopoulou Basurko Maria Gorrochategui Polo Cristina Aragon Gomez Daniel Perez del Prado Maria Arantzazu Vicente Palacio(Autor*in)

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Erschienen am 17. April 2024

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Front Cover
Half Title
Title
Copyright
The Authors
Co-authors
Table of Contents
List of Abbreviations
General IntroductionThais Guerrero Padrón
§1. GENERAL BACKGROUND
§2. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
§3. SOURCES OF SOCIAL SECURITY LAW
I. General
II. Legislation
III. Regulations
IV. Adjudication
V. Labour Agreements
Part I. The Institutions
Chapter 1. Introduction
§1. MINISTERIAL DEPARTMENTS
§2. CCAA'S COMPETENCES
Chapter 2. Public Institutions
§1. MANAGEMENT OF SOCIAL AND WELFARE BENEFITS
I. National Social Security Institute
II. National Health Management System
III. Institute of Social Services and the Elderly
IV. National Public Employment Service
V. The Social Marine Institute
VI. Managing Entities of Civil Servants
§2. THE COMMON SOCIAL SECURITY SERVICES
I. The General Treasury of the Social Security
II. The Information Technology Management of the Social Security
III. Legal Service of the Social Security Administration
Chapter 3. Private Institutions
§1. MUTUAL SOCIETIES FOR SOCIAL INSURANCE
§2. THE COLLABORATION IN THE MANAGEMENT OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM OF ENTERPRISES
Part II. Contribution and Financing
Chapter 1. Contribution Regulation for Employees
§1. FIELD OF APPLICATION
I. Territorial Field of Application
II. Personal Field of Application
§2. CALCULATION OF CONTRIBUTIONS
I. Calculation Base
II. Contribution Amount
§3. REDUCTIONS AND EXEMPTIONS
§4. CONTRIBUTIONS ON BENEFITS
§5. SPECIAL RULES
§6. ADMINISTRATION
Chapter 2. Contributions for Public Sector Workers
Chapter 3. Contributions for Self-Employed Workers
§1. FIELD OF APPLICATION
I. Territorial Field of Application
II. Personal Field of Application
§2. BASIS FOR CALCULATION OF CONTRIBUTIONS
§3. AMOUNT OF CONTRIBUTION
§4. ADMINISTRATION
Chapter 4. Other Contributions: The Special Regime for Sea Workers
Chapter 5. Government Funding
Part III. Health Care
Chapter 1. Field of Application
§1. PERSONAL FIELD OF APPLICATION
§2. TERRITORIAL FIELD OF APPLICATION
Chapter 2. Benefits
§1. CARE PROVIDED
§2. BENEFITS
I. Public Health
II. Primary Healthcare
III. Specialized Care
IV. Emergency Care
V. Pharmaceutical Benefits
VI. Orthotics and Prosthetics Benefit
VII. Dietary Supplements
VIII. Health Transport
Chapter 3. Finance
§1. COMMON PORTFOLIO OF BASIC CARE SERVICES
§2. SUPPLEMENTARY COMMON PORTFOLIO
I. Pharmaceuticals Benefits
II. Ortho-Prosthetics Provision
III. Dietary Supplements
IV. Non-urgent Health Transport
§3. COMMON PORTFOLIO OF ANCILLARY SERVICES
§4. ADDITIONAL PORTFOLIO OF SERVICES OF THE CCAA
Part IV. Family Allowances
Chapter 1. The Constitutional Basis of the Family Benefits and Its Legal Development
Chapter 2. Family Protection
§1. CONTRIBUTORY FAMILY BENEFIT
I. Territorial Field of Application
II. Personal Field of Application
III. A Non-economic Benefit
§2. OTHER NON-ECONOMIC FAMILY BENEFITS
I. Computable 'Fictional Periods of Contributions' for Childbirth
II. Periods Considered Effective Social Contribution by Birth, Adoption and Foster Care
Chapter 3. Non-contributory Family Allowances
§1. TERRITORIAL FIELD OF APPLICATION
I. Exceptions to the Residency Requirement
A. By Application of the National Law
B. By Application of the EU Law: Family Benefits and Regulation No. 883/2004 - Waiving of Residence Rules
C. By Application of International Social Security Agreements
§2. PERSONAL FIELD OF APPLICATION
§3. FINANCIAL ALLOWANCE FOR EACH CHILD UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE WITH A DISABILITY OF 33% OR MORE, OR OVER 18 YEARS OF AGE WITH A DISABILITY OF 65% OR MORE
I. Beneficiaries
II. Dependent
A. Handicapped Minors under 18 Years Old
B. Handicapped Child over 18 Years Old
C. Common Rules
III. Non-Means-Tested Economic Family Allowances
IV. Amount
V. Payment
§4. ECONOMIC BENEFIT FOR THE BIRTH OR ADOPTION OF A CHILD, IN CASES OF LARGE FAMILIES, SINGLE-PARENT FAMILIES AND IN THE CASE OF DISABLED MOTHERS
I. Beneficiaries
A. Large Families
B. Single-Parent Family
C. Handicapped Mothers
D. Double Orphans and Abandoned Children
II. Dependent
III. Means-Tested Economic Benefit
IV. Amount
V. Payment
§5. ECONOMIC BENEFIT FOR MULTIPLE BIRTHS OR ADOPTIONS
I. Beneficiaries
II. Dependent
III. Non-Means-Tested Economic Benefit
IV. Amount
V. Payment
Part V. Incapacity to Work
Chapter 1. Field of Application
§1. TERRITORIAL FIELD OF APPLICATION
§2. PERSONAL FIELD OF APPLICATION
Chapter 2. Benefits
§1. INCAPACITY TO WORK
I. Wage Earners
II. Self-Employed Workers
Chapter 3. Certification of Incapacity to Work
Chapter 4. Amount of Benefits
§1. PARTIAL PERMANENT DISABILITY
§2. TOTAL PERMANENT DISABILITY
§3. ABSOLUTE PERMANENT DISABILITY
§4. SERIOUS DISABILITY
Chapter 5. Conditions
Chapter 6. Accumulation Rules
Chapter 7. Guaranteed Income for the Disabled (Non-contributory Disability Pension)
Chapter 8. Birth and Childcare Subsidy
Chapter 9. Risk During Pregnancy and During Breastfeeding: Care of Minors Affected by Cancer or Another Serious Illness
Part VI. Industrial Accidents and Occupational Diseases
Chapter 1. Field of Application
§1. TERRITORIAL FIELD OF APPLICATION
§2. PERSONAL FIELD OF APPLICATION
Chapter 2. Industrial Accidents
§1. ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF THE CONCEPT
I. The Concept of Industrial Accidents in the System for Employed Workers
II. The Concept of Industrial Accidents in the Self-Employed Workers' Scheme
§2. PRESUMPTIONS
§3. ACCIDENTS ON THE WAY TO WORK
I. The Concept of Accidents When Travelling to and from Work in the Case of Salaried Workers
II. The Concept of Accidents When Travelling to and from Work in the Case of Self-Employed Workers
Chapter 3. Concept of 'Occupational Disease'
Chapter 4. Medical Care
Chapter 5. Special Protection for Work-Related Risks
§1. A SPECIAL FINANCING SYSTEM
§2. THE COLLABORATION OF MCSS
§3. GUARANTEE OF ACCESS TO THE SYSTEM'S PROTECTION
§4. CLEAR SPECIAL PROTECTION
Chapter 6. Inability to Work
§1. TEMPORARY DISABILITY
§2. PERMANENT DISABILITY
§3. PERMANENT NON-DISABLING INJURIES
Chapter 7. Death
§1. THE INDIVIDUAL THAT TRIGGERS A BENEFIT
§2. SURVIVING SPOUSE
§3. ORPHANS
§4. DEPENDENT PARENTS AND OTHER RELATIVES
Chapter 8. Prevention
Chapter 9. Supplementary Benefits
§1. SUPPLEMENTARY BENEFITS DUE TO BREACH OF HEALTH AND SAFETY MEASURES
I. The Channels for the Reparation of Damages in the Case of Work-Related Risks
II. The Situations for the Application of Supplementary Benefits
III. Determination of the Amount of the Supplement
IV. Compatibility of the Supplement with Other Liabilities
§2. PLANNED IMPROVEMENTS IN COLLECTIVE AGREEMENTS
Chapter 10. Civil Liability
§1. REQUIREMENTS SO THAT THE CIVIL LIABILITY OF AN EMPLOYER IS APPLICABLE
§2. THE PURPOSE OF CIVIL LIABILITY
§3. COMPENSATION AMOUNT
I. Rules
II. Applicable Principles in the Valuation of Damages
III. Time Limit
Chapter 11. Accumulation Rules
Part VII. Unemployment
Chapter 1. Provision of Work
§1. LABOUR MEDIATION
§2. VOCATIONAL TRAINING
§3. DIRECT WORK PROVISION
§4. OTHER ACTIVE LABOUR MARKET POLICIES
Chapter 2. Unemployment Benefits
§1. FIELD OF APPLICATION
I. Territorial
II. Personal
III. Levels of Protection
§2. CONDITIONS
I. Unemployment Benefits
II. Unemployment Assistance
A. Pure Assistance Subsidies
B. Contributory Subsidy (Subsidio Contributivo)
C. Pre-retirement Subsidy (Subsidio de Prejubilación o Para Mayores de 52 Años)
III. Unemployment Benefits for Self-Employed Workers: Cease of Activity
§3. AMOUNT OF THE BENEFITS
I. Unemployment Benefits
II. Unemployment Assistance
III. Unemployment Benefits for Self-Employed Workers: Cease of Activity
§4. DURATION OF THE BENEFITS
I. Unemployment Benefits
II. Unemployment Assistance
III. Unemployment Benefits for Self-Employed Workers: The Cease of Activity
§5. ADMINISTRATION
Part VIII. Pensions
Chapter 1. Pensions for Wage Earners (General Scheme)
§1. RETIREMENT PENSIONS
I. Beneficiaries
A. Territorial Field of Application
B. Personal Field of Application
II. Conditions
A. Minimum Age(s) and Early Retirement
B. Contributory Period
III. Calculating Pensions
§2. SURVIVORS PENSION
I. Beneficiaries
II. Conditions
A. Widows/Widowers Pensions
B. Orphan's Pension
C. Orphans Allowance
D. Allowances for Other (Consanguineous) Family Relations
III. Calculation
A. Widow/Widower Pension or Temporary Widow/Widower Allowance
B. Orphan's Pension, and Pensions or Subsidies That Favour Other Family Relations
C. Orphans Allowance
D. Flat-Rate Special Compensation for Death by Work Accident or Professional Disease
E. Compensation for Death
F. Minimum Pension
Chapter 2. Pensions for Self-Employed Workers
§1. RETIREMENT PENSIONS
§2. SURVIVORS' PENSION
Chapter 3. Guaranteed Income for the Retired (Non-contributory Retirement Pension)
Part IX. Handicapped Persons
Chapter 1. Social Integration
§1. DISABILITY
I. Disability and Disabled Persons
II. Recognition, Declaration and Qualification of the Degree of Disability
§2. RIGHTS OF DISABLED PEOPLE
I. Right to Equality
II. Right to Health Protection
III. Right to Comprehensive Care
A. Medical-Functional Qualification or Rehabilitation
B. Care, Treatment and Psychological Counselling
C. Education
D. Support for Professional Activity
IV. Right to Education
V. Right to Independent Life
VI. Right to Employment
VII. Right to Social Protection
VIII. Right to Participate in Public Life
Chapter 2. Financial Allowances for Disabled People
§1. BENEFICIARIES
§2. CONDITIONS
§3. BENEFITS
I. Social Allowances
A. Social Services
B. Housing
C. Employment
D. Taxes
II. Financial Allowances
Part X. Minimum Income Benefits
Chapter 1. Beneficiaries
Chapter 2. Conditions
Chapter 3. Amount of the Benefit
Chapter 4. Claims and Administration
Chapter 5. Reclaiming of Benefits Paid
Part XI. Claims and Adjudication
Chapter 1. Claims
§1. INTRODUCTION OF CLAIMS
§2. PROTECTION AGAINST SEIZURE AND TRANSFER
§3. LEGAL CAPACITY TO RECEIVE BENEFITS
Chapter 2. Adjudication
§1. THE PRIOR ADMINISTRATIVE COMPLAINT
§2. THE PROCEDURAL MODALITY IN SOCIAL PROTECTION CLAIMS
§3. APPEALS
Selected Bibliography
Index
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