Law of January 23, 1968, on monetary benefits due in case of work accidents.

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The consolidated text (tekst ujednolicony) is unofficial; only the signed PDFs from Dziennik Ustaw / Monitor Polski are legally authentic.

Related acts

Acts referring to this act

• Repealed Acts: Law of June 12, 1975, on benefits for work accidents and occupational diseases.
• Amended Acts: Law of July 6, 1972, on the increase of benefits from social insurance in case of employee illness.
• References: Regulation of the Council of Ministers of May 31, 1974, on increasing the supplementary allowance to pensions and annuities for being classified as a Group I disabled person.
• References: Regulation of the Council of Ministers of May 31, 1974, on minimum pensions and annuities.
• References: Law of September 27, 1973, on pension benefits for creators and their families.
• References: Regulation of the Minister of Labour, Wages and Social Affairs of December 22, 1972, on the detailed tasks, organization, and proceedings of medical commissions for disability and employment.
• References: Regulation of the Minister of Labour, Wages and Social Affairs of August 31, 1972, on determining the basis for calculating pensions or annuities for employees receiving remuneration exempt from wage tax and pension contributions.
• References: Regulation of the Minister of Labour, Wages and Social Affairs of July 25, 1972, on the determination of the basis for calculating pensions and annuities for teachers.
• References: Regulation of the Council of Ministers of April 20, 1971, amending the regulation on compulsory motor vehicle insurance.
• References: Law of June 30, 1970, on the military service of professional soldiers.
• References: Regulation of the Chairman of the Committee for Labour and Wages of July 25, 1969, on the designation of accidents equated with accidents at work and accidents during employment, and on benefits from certain accidents for persons who are not employees.
• References: Circular Letter No. 68 of the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of 2 August 1968 on the receivables of the Social Insurance Institution from socialized workplaces and their benefits specified by the law on monetary benefits due in case of accidents at work.
• References: Regulation of the Minister of Labour, Wages and Social Affairs of September 10, 1975, on the basis for calculating pensions or annuities for persons employed abroad.
• References: Order of the Chairman of the Committee for Labour and Wages of January 4, 1971, on the application of principles for increasing the lowest wages, introducing wage supplements for certain groups of employees, and increasing family allowances and certain pensions and annuities.
• References: Regulation of the Chairman of the Committee for Labour and Wages of 27 September 1969 on the non-suspension of the right to an old-age pension or disability pension for persons employed periodically in district conscription committees.
• References: Order No. 101 of the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of December 5, 1968, on the performance by socialized workplaces of certain activities related to pensions and annuities.
• References: Order of the Minister of Transport of October 19, 1968 on the composition, competence, and procedure of the Appeals Committee for Pension Matters.
• References: Order of the Chairman of the Committee for Labour and Wages of September 27, 1968 on the types of employment whose periodic performance does not cause the suspension of the right to a pension or disability pension.
• References: Ordinance of the Minister of Health and Social Welfare of August 24, 1968, on special treatment, training, and rehabilitation in centers for persons receiving disability pensions.
• References: Regulation of the Council of Ministers of February 27, 1976, on the principles and procedure for covering expenses by workplaces for benefits due to work accidents and occupational diseases.
• References: Regulation of the Chairman of the Committee for Labour and Wages of March 1, 1969, on the basis for calculating pensions or disability pensions and benefits for persons employed abroad.
• References: Regulation of the Council of Ministers of January 9, 1969, on the non-suspension of the right to a pension or annuity.
• References: Regulation of the Chairman of the Committee for Labour and Wages of December 12, 1968, concerning the procedure for pension benefits and the principles of their payment.
• References: Regulation of the Council of Ministers of September 17, 1968, on the minimum basis for calculating pensions due to work accidents and the inclusion of lump-sum earnings in the calculation basis.
• References: Regulation of the Chairman of the Committee for Labour and Wages of 6 September 1968 on suspending the right to a survivor's pension during the use of certain public fund benefits.
• References: Regulation of the Chairman of the Committee for Labour and Wages of 15 August 1968 on making deductions from pensions and annuities to persons staying in homes for pensioners or other social welfare institutions, in closed social healthcare facilities, and in vocational training centres for disabled persons.
• References: Regulation of the Chairman of the Committee for Labor and Wages of August 12, 1968, on the composition of medical commissions for disability and employment, detailed tasks, procedure, and referral to examinations by these commissions, principles of disability assessment, and the method of appointing and remunerating members of medical commissions and doctors acting in the field of disability assessment.
• References: Regulation of the Chairman of the Committee for Labor and Wages of August 8, 1968, on periods of employment in the territory of the Polish State, periods of employment abroad and granting benefits for these periods, and the concurrence of benefits from employment in Poland with benefits from foreign institutions.
• References: Regulation of the Council of Ministers of August 20, 1968, on the expiry of certain insurance contracts concluded by socialized work enterprises.
• References: Regulation of the Chairman of the Committee for Labor and Wages of June 21, 1968, on entitlement to a survivor's pension in case of attending school at the age of over 24.
• References: Regulation of the Council of Ministers of June 18, 1968, on the detailed principles for reducing disability pensions due to occupational accidents in case the pensioner earns income from employment or other sources.
• References: Regulation of the Council of Ministers of June 18, 1968, on extending the provisions of the law on monetary benefits due in case of occupational accidents to occupational diseases.
• References: Regulation of the Council of Ministers of June 18, 1968, on lump-sum compensation and other benefits due in case of occupational accidents.
• References: Regulation of the Council of Ministers of June 18, 1968, on the principles and procedure for determining the circumstances and causes of occupational accidents and the appeal procedure in these matters.
• References: Regulation of the Council of Ministers of April 24, 1968, on compulsory motor vehicle insurance.
• References: Regulation of the Council of Ministers of 25 January 1968 on minimum pensions and annuities.
• References: Law of 23 January 1968 on pension benefits for railway employees and their families.
• References: Law of January 23, 1968, on amending the law on pension security for miners and their families.
• References: Law of January 23, 1968, on universal pension security for employees and their families.
• References: Announcement of the First President of the Supreme Court of January 14, 1971, on guidelines for justice and court practice regarding the pursuit of compensation in common courts for the consequences of work accidents or occupational diseases after the introduction of the benefit system by the law of January 23, 1968.
• Legal Basis: Regulation of the Chairman of the Committee for Labour and Wages of July 25, 1969, on the designation of accidents equated with accidents at work and accidents during employment, and on benefits from certain accidents for persons who are not employees.
• Legal Basis: Regulation of the Council of Ministers of June 18, 1968, on extending the provisions of the law on monetary benefits due in case of occupational accidents to occupational diseases.
• Legal Basis: Regulation of the Council of Ministers of June 18, 1968, on the principles and procedure for determining the circumstances and causes of occupational accidents and the appeal procedure in these matters.
• Legal Basis: Regulation of the Council of Ministers of June 18, 1968, on the detailed principles for reducing disability pensions due to occupational accidents in case the pensioner earns income from employment or other sources.
• Legal Basis: Regulation of the Council of Ministers of June 18, 1968, on lump-sum compensation and other benefits due in case of occupational accidents.
• Legal Basis: Regulation of the Council of Ministers of September 17, 1968, on the minimum basis for calculating pensions due to work accidents and the inclusion of lump-sum earnings in the calculation basis.
• Legal Basis: Regulation of the Council of Ministers of August 20, 1968, on the expiry of certain insurance contracts concluded by socialized work enterprises.