Sentence examples for statutory insurance from inspiring English sources

People in Germany who are not part of the statutory insurance system can be insured by private health insurance companies.

Only patients insured with specific statutory insurance companies, for example the TK, are eligible for the services provided by the 13 + 1 networks.

In some countries, when a statutory insurance scheme of occupational injury has been introduced, the right of the employee to sue the employer for negligence is removed.

0.25 0.72 22 Forget to pay/renew your statutory insurance and discover that you are driving illegally.

Your contribution to statutory insurance is legally bound to a certain percentage of gross salary (at the moment between 12% and 15%, depending on the company).

If you have a gross salary up to 6375 DM per month in Germany's old Länder or 5400 DM in the new Länder, you have to use statutory insurance (e.g., Barmer Ersatzkasse BEK, Techniker Krankenkasse TK, Allgemeine Ortskrankenkasse AOK, etc).

This may be, inter alia, due to the German health insurance system, where 99.8% of the population are covered, whereof 88% are covered by statutory insurances and 12% in private insurances (Federal Statistical Office of Germany, 2011 Microcensus).

One of the largest collective group insurance schemes in Sweden is run by AFA Insurance which provides insurance above the statutory insurances to about three million persons.

The care-giver is also covered by statutory accident insurance and statutory retirement insurance, financed by the sickness fund administering the long-term care insurance of the person in need" [[ 37], p.117f].

We adopted the perspective of healthcare providers and German social third party payers, including statutory health insurance (SHI) and statutory nursing insurance (SNI) for cost studies.

The follow-up data is also limited: the observation horizon either ends with hospital demission of the patient (data of the BQS) or when the patient changes the statutory health insurance fund (the statutory health insurance data).