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Specific manual for people with disabilities

Accreditation

The degree of disability must be accredited by means of a certificate or resolution issued by the Institute for the Elderly and Social Services (IMSERSO) or by the competent body of the Autonomous Communities (CC. AA.). In the same way, the need for help from third parties or reduced mobility will be accredited (according to the opinion of the Assessment and Orientation Teams dependent on the CC. AA. ).

The need for help from third parties to travel to the workplace or to perform it or reduced mobility to use collective means of transport must be accredited with a certificate or resolution to the competent body of the CC. AA. in assessment of disabilities (based on the opinion of the Assessment and Orientation Teams dependent on the CC. AA. ).

A degree of disability will be considered accredited:

  • Equal or greater than 33%, to Social Security pensioners who have a recognized Total, Absolute or Major Permanent Disability pension and to Passive Class pensioners who have a recognized retirement or retirement pension due to Permanent Disability for service or futility.

  • Equal or greater than 65%, for people whose disability is judicially declared, even if they do not reach that degree.