“They amputated his last leg and now he’s kneeling in it again” – Do you remember the lyrics of the song by the band Geier Sturzflug? If one believes the stories of a victim of scenes of “real mass processing” at the labor court in Wiener Neustadt, this cynical phrase no longer sounds so exaggerated. Like their lawsuit against the pension insurance institution, other cases of hardship were also dropped there.
The bitter struggle for temporary rehabilitation money by a 42-year-old woman from Wiener Neustadt has added a chapter: her claim against the pension insurance institution (PV) was rejected by the social court. And this despite the fact that doctors confirm that she is currently unable to do her job, the “Krone” reported. To get better, however, she needs therapy and she cannot afford it under any circumstances.
“It was like sitting in the doctor’s waiting room in the courtroom. And all the lawsuits against Primary were dismissed, even those brought by an old man with a walker and a ventilator! A young woman came out of the courtroom crying on crutches. is also supposed to be able to work. That’s great,” says the resident of Wiener Neustadt.
“A mass procedure”, emphasizes an expert from the Labor Chamber. A certain speed of negotiation is important, but the procedures should be dealt with too quickly by too few judges. However, it is often due to poor communication. For example, in the case of a herniated disc: “As a professional driver, if I have numbness in my foot and the doctor doesn’t write it down, that could be a problem.”
Source: Krone
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