2.2.2 Employed Persons Insurance Scheme

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Netherlands

Employed persons insurance schemes insure employees against the financial consequences of illness, occupational disability and unemployment. The employer bears the full cost of the contributions. Except for the Whk premium. The employer may charge part of this premium to the employee. This means that the employer may deduct part of the amount from the employee's net salary. Contributions are required by law to the Employed Persons Insurance Scheme covering:

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•�� Sickness Benefit Act (ZW)
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•�� Invalidity Insurance Act (WAO/WIA)

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2.2.2 Employed persons insurance scheme

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