Päästjate pensionireeglid muutuvad

Päästjate pensionireeglid muutuvad

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Pension rules for rescuers are changing

Sotsiaalministeerium vaatab üle päästjate pensionireegleid.

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. . See ei ole esimene kord. 2023. aastal oli teine päästja. . Kohus andis talle õiguse.
. . . .
. . Nad tahavad teha muudatusi.
Sotsiaalministeerium ütles, et nad vaatavad reegleid üle. Nad teevad analüüsi. Nad otsustavad, kas reegleid muuta.
. . aaži. Päästjad saavad palka ja puhkust ka õppeajal.

The Ministry of Social Affairs is reviewing the pension rules for rescuers.

The Ministry of Social Affairs is reviewing the pension rules for rescuers. The court said that the Social Insurance Board made a mistake. The Rescue Board said that training is part of the job. The Social Insurance Board did not agree.
The court ruled in favor of one rescuer. The Social Insurance Board miscalculated his seniority. This is not the first time. In 2023, there was another rescuer. His parental leave was not counted. The court ruled in his favor.
The Social Insurance Board changed the rules. Now parental leave is taken into account. They reviewed their decisions in 2024. Now they also consider childcare leave.
There are three more disputes in the Tartu court. The Social Insurance Board is analyzing the rules. They want to make changes.
The Ministry of Social Affairs said they are reviewing the rules. They are conducting an analysis. They will decide whether to change the rules.
Police officers, rescuers, and prison officers receive a special pension. They must work for 25 years. The Rescue Board said that training is part of the seniority. Rescuers receive salary and leave during training.