Significats de prsi contributions en anglès

You were writing recently about PRSI contributions and the State pension.

My wife was working in the private sector and has 300 paid PRSI contributions.

She has a further 102 credited PRSI contributions.

To qualify, an individual needs a minimum of 260 PRSI contributions made on a compulsory basis over five years.

During this time he has not made any PRSI contributions and I worry about his State pension in the future.

It is their PRSI contributions over their working career that entitles private sector pensioners to the contributory social welfare pension.

An increase in PRSI contributions is the recommended option in a Government study on how to fund long-term elderly care.

Many social welfare benefits in this country are paid only after means-testing or because sufficient PRSI contributions have been paid.

Those who satisfy the PRSI contributions (see below) are entitled to claim Disability Benefit after a three-day waiting period.

This means that funding is not set aside in advance and benefits are paid from PRSI contributions made by the current workforce.

It's quite a complicated structure that's based on your average yearly PRSI contributions, so many people don't know if they are eligible.

During the first 18 weeks, women with sufficient PRSI contributions may receive maternity benefit from the Department of Social, Community and Family Affairs.

The scheme, which has been in place for many decades, allows patients who make PRSI contributions to avail of free or subsidised dental treatment.

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said on Monday that existing conditions surrounding sick payments, such as having a specific number of PRSI contributions, would be waived.

Instead, Mr McCreevy has announced his intention to transfer €635 million from the Social Inclusion Fund, which is paid for through PRSI contributions.

Nearly half-a-million low-paid employees will gain up to £5.67 a week when they are exempted from paying PRSI contributions from April.