Under the National Insurance Law, a one-time grant is paid to soldiers who are discharged from compulsory service or to women who have completed 24 months of national service (someone who terminated her service to get married will receive the grant, provided that she completed at least 6 months of service and was married within 30 days of the date of termination of the service) and who worked for six full months in vital workA job in an industrial factory; workshop; construction site; agricultural crop site or packing house; gas station or hotel; except for a secretarial job – as determined and detailed in the Law.. Those who worked less than six full months may be eligible for a partial grant under certain conditions if they performed work defined as preferred jobA job in a workplace listed in required job, on condition that it is not suitable work for the person thereby employed..
This must be a full-time job, as defined in your particular branch of occupation, in general 8 working hours per day.
In any part-time job situation, you must approach us to clarify eligibility by means of the website or the *6050 call center.
Due to the Corona crisis, relaxations apply to the conditions of entitlement to preferred work grant. Click here to learn more.