INTERNATIONAL ENCYCLOPAEDIA FOR SOCIAL SECURITY LAW
Edited by Prof. Dr. Willy van Eeckhoutte
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Table of contents
List of abbreviations
General Introduction
§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. Public Institutions
§1. Ministerial departments
§2. Public institutions
Chapter 2. Position and competence of the public institutions
Chapter 3. Private Institutions
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. 'Temporary' new contributions
§5. Contributions on benefits
§6. Administration
Chapter 2. Contributions for public sector workers
Chapter 3. Contributions for the self-employed
§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
Chapter 5. Government funding
§1. Full payment out of general taxation
§2. Residual funding
§3. Subsidies according to fixed criteria
§4. Earmarked taxes
Part III. Health Care
Chapter 1. Field of application
§1. Territorial field of application
§2. Personal field of application
Chapter 2. Benefits
§1. Care provided
§2. Amount of benefit
§3. Determining rates of fees and prices
I. Physicians and dentists
II. Paramedical auxiliaries
III. Hospitals
IV. Pharmaceuticals and appliances
V. Rest homes
VI. Other
§4. Budget limitation
Chapter 3. Conditions
Part IV. Family Allowances
Chapter 1. Field of application
§1. Territorial field of application
§2. Personal field of application
Chapter 2. Dependent children
Chapter 3. Amount of the benefit
Chapter 4. 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. Funeral benefit
§2. Incapacity to work
A. Wage-earners
B. Self-employed
Chapter 3. Certification of incapacity to work
Chapter 4. Benefits
§1. Wage-earners
§2. Self-employed workers
Chapter 5. Conditions
Chapter 6. Accumulation rules
Part V. Industrial Accidents And Occupational Diseases
Chapter 1. Field of application
§1. Territorial field of application
§2. Personal field of application
Chapter 2. Concept of "industrial accident"
§1. Accident
§2. Link to the contract of employment
§3. Accidents on the way to work.
Chapter 3. Concept of "occupational disease"
Chapter 4. Medical care
Chapter 5. Incapacity to work
Chapter 6. Death
Chapter 7. Prevention of occupational diseases
Chapter 8. Supplementary benefits
Chapter 9. No-fault insurance
Chapter 10. Civil liability
Chapter 11. Accumulation rules
Part VII. Unemployment
Chapter 1. Provision of work
§1. Labour mediation
§2. Vocational training
§3. Direct work provision
Chapter 2. Unemployment benefit
§1. Field of application
I. Territorial
II. Personal
§2. Amount of the benefit
§3. Conditions
Part VIII. Pensions
Chapter 1. Pensions for wage-earners
§1. Old-age pension
I. Beneficiaries
A.Territorial field of application
B. Personal field of application
II. Conditions
III. Pension calculation
§2. Survivors pension
I. Beneficiaries
II. Conditions
III. Calculation
Chapter 2. Pensions for the self-employed
§1. Old-age pensions
§2. Survivors' pension
Chapter 4. Guaranteed income for old persons
Part IX. Handicapped Persons
Chapter 1. Social integration
Chapter 2. Financial allowances for the handicapped
§1. Beneficiaries
§2. Conditions
§3. Benefits
Part X. Minimum Income Benefit
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
Index
