Arrêté grand-ducal du 19 mars 1945, portant abrogation des dispositions et mesures prises par l'occupant en matière d'assurance-maladie des ouvriers et employés des mines.
This preamble states that the Grand Ducal Order of 19 March 1945 abrogates measures imposed by the occupier concerning miners’ sickness insurance.
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- Jurisdiction
- Luxembourg
- Instrument
- Order
- Citation
- http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/agd/1945/03/19/n3/jo
- Status
- In force
- Version
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- Language
- fr
- Updated
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This preamble states that the Grand Ducal Order of 19 March 1945 abrogates measures imposed by the occupier concerning miners’ sickness insurance. The provision repeals the occupant’s measures on health insurance for mine workers and employees. Employers must file affiliation and re-affiliation declarations within 5 days after publication; mine employees earning more than 3,000 francs per month may join the competent sickness fund voluntarily. The dissolved insurance’s rights and obligations transfer to the receiving funds; insured persons are then governed by the new sickness fund’s rules, with certain ongoing benefits kept in place until 1 May. Some pension beneficiaries are to be insured through their former health fund; miners’ insurance services must file the related declarations within 15 days and pay the related contributions.
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Arrêté grand-ducal du 19 mars 1945, portant abrogation des dispositions et mesures prises par l'occupant en matière d'assurance-maladie des ouvriers et employés des mines.
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