After the Supreme Court Ruling on Miscarriage: Bauer Demands Staggered Maternity Protection
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In front of the Supreme Court, a Sternenkind mother sued her weekly allowance. However, the situation remains uncertain for other women after a miscarriage. Family Minister Claudia Bauer wants more protection for affected women.
The Supreme Court ruled in favour of a woman whose application for weekly allowance had been rejected after a loss of pregnancy: the 500-gram limit did not apply absolutely to social insurance claims.
The weight of the fetus determines whether women receive weekly benefits after loss of pregnancy. According to an OGH ruling, the Minister of Family Claudia Bauer is seeking a change of law.
Family Minister Claudia Bauer (ÖVP) has renewed her claim for staggered maternity protection in case of loss of pregnancy after an OGH judgment. The Supreme Court (OGH) recently decided in favour of a woman whose application for weekly allowance had been rejected after a pregnancy loss in the 25th week of pregnancy because the embryo's birth weight was less than 500 grams.
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