Corporate

Temporary Incapacity

Corporate 25 hours

Introduction

Thanks to the Training Programme on Temporary Incapacity, The student will learn the basic points involved in a situation where a worker is unable to carry out their usual work duties due to a temporary illness or injury. During this period, the employee receives financial compensation from Social Security or their mutual insurance scheme, via what is known as a ‘delegated payment’ which the employer pays and then deducts from their social security contributions. The duration of temporary incapacity varies depending on the severity of the illness or injury and requires the submission of a doctor’s certificate to justify the absence from work.

With the Temporary Incapacity Training, will find out the eligibility criteria, amount, duration and procedure for temporary incapacity benefit depending on the underlying cause.

Objectives

  • To know What is temporary incapacity? and the rights this entails for the worker.

  • To know the the reasons for it and the maximum duration of the benefit on temporary sick leave.

  • Understanding the the amount of the benefit, taking into account the cause that does not give rise to it and the inclusion of improvements in the collective agreement.

  • Understanding the causes that may lead to the loss, suspension or termination of status temporary incapacity.

  • To know the the body responsible for assessing entitlement and making payments in the various situations involving temporary incapacity.

Table of Contents

TEACHING UNIT 1. PAYROLL MANAGEMENT AND SOCIAL SECURITY CONTRIBUTIONS

1. Salary: components, payment, minimum wage, bonus payments, payslips and guarantees
2. Social Security contributions
3. Income tax deduction
4. List of solved exercises: Fundamentals and types of contingencies

TEACHING UNIT 2. SOCIAL SECURITY PROTECTION MEASURES

1. General principles: financial and welfare benefits
2. Temporary incapacity
3. Risks during pregnancy, childbirth and childcare; shared responsibility for the care of the infant and breastfeeding
4. Care for children affected by cancer or another serious illness

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