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Spanish: 60% de la base reguladora desde el 4º día de la baja

English translation: from the fourth day of absence from work







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Spanish term or phrase:60% de la base reguladora desde el 4º día de la baja
English translation:from the fourth day of absence from work
Entered by:Adam Burman
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Bus/Financial - Insurance / medical insurance
Spanish term or phrase: 60% de la base reguladora desde el 4º día de la baja
• Enfermedad común y accidente no laboral: 60% de la base reguladora desde el 4º día de la baja hasta el 20º inclusive y el 75% desde el día 21 en adelante
El pago entre el 4º y el 15º día de la baja corre a cargo del empresario, a partir del 16º la responsabilidad de pago será del INSS o de la Mutua.
Adam Burman
United Kingdom
from the fourth day of absence from work
Explanation:
This is in reply to your question about 'baja'. Somebody who is off work because of illness is said to be 'de baja'.
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translatol
Spain
Note from asker to answerer
This really helps - thanks translatol!
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Summary of answers provided
560% of the base pay from the 4th day of the reported illness or accident
Alfredo Tanús
4from the fourth day of absence from worktranslatol


  


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60% of the base pay from the 4th day of the reported illness or accident

Explanation:
Hope this helps

Alfredo Tanús
Argentina
Native speaker of: Native in SpanishSpanish
PRO pts in category: 12
Notes to answerer
Asker: This does help - can you explain more about "de la baja" this is used a lot in the document. Many thanks Alfredo!

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from the fourth day of absence from work

Explanation:
This is in reply to your question about 'baja'. Somebody who is off work because of illness is said to be 'de baja'.

translatol
Spain
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 16
Note from asker to answerer
This really helps - thanks translatol!
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