To avoid fraud in the payment of benefits, such as sick pay, the government revises payments. Any change in the beneficiary's condition may lead to the loss of the benefit paid by the National Social Security Institute (INSS).
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Therefore, those who receive any assistance related to disability and soon after return to work, for example, may have their retirement suspended by the INSS. After all, disability information becomes an error in the registration of those who receive the benefit.
The INSS now has two forms of assistance linked to the worker's disability. Being the aid for temporary incapacity and the accident aid.
The first is for those who, for some reason, had an illness that made it impossible to work for a certain period. That is, the person is temporarily unable to work. Therefore, you need financial assistance.
The accident aid is, as the name already says, when the worker has suffered an accident or had an illness related to the work he performs. Thus, there is a limitation to return to employment.
Therefore, those who receive this type of aid need to follow the rules and confirm the disability through medical reports and other documents that help prove the disability.
Otherwise, if even receiving the aid the person returns to the labor market, he automatically loses the benefit paid by the INSS.
After all, the pay is a way to financially compensate the worker who has any reduction in capacity. Thus, these INSS aids help to replace the income that the worker would only have if he were working.
Thus, as soon as the person receiving disability retirement returns to some paid activity, he has the benefit cancelled. The sickness benefit is only valid for the period of proven incapacity. That's why it's so important to go through the INSS expertise. They are the ones that define whether or not the person has the right to continue receiving the aid.
