For example, in the United Kingdom only statutory benefits in cash are regarded as social security.
But the employers can achieve the basic legal minimum wage for the state only by including in the calculation statutory benefits such as maternity pay and sickness benefit, and discretionary items such as free tea.
When carrying out assessments, it is critical to think how carers can be supported to maintain their income, access affordable and efficient care solutions, and maximise entitlement to statutory benefits.
The volume and quality of publicly financed care (the statutory benefits package, population coverage, and non-price rationing such as waiting times).
This treatment option may cause less follow-up costs and is a more convenient procedure for patients, which could justify an introduction in the statutory benefits catalogue.
To assess the budget impact of including ClosureFast in the German statutory benefits catalogue, we developed a multi-cohort Markov model and compared the costs of a "World with ClosureFast" with a "World without ClosureFast" over a time horizon of five years.
Housebound paraplegics who stuff envelopes for a few hours a day; someone unaware of the statutory benefits they are eligible for.
Third, during the last two decades 100 200 million rural residents have migrated to urban areas for work, but most are given only short-term contracts which do not entitle them urban residency status, which in term precludes them from health care and other statutory benefits [16].
Statutory benefits can rest on previous earnings or benefits or the minimum allowance can be granted.
GP-NS GPs recognised, however, a potential tension between their patient advocacy role and their gatekeeper role; the latter often involved granting access to statutory benefits.
