The basics of hedging
For many soldiers, their service does not end when they return home. PTSD and traumatised souls are wounds that are not visible at first glance, but which change their entire lives - for those affected and for their families.
One thing is particularly important in these difficult times: Security.
With the Reuse Act (EinsatzWVG) and the Soldiers' Compensation Act (SEG) created two fundamental protective shields. These laws are complex, but they are your rights. We help you to understand them and utilise them for your future.
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Here you will find:
The pillars of protection
So that you can concentrate fully on your recovery, the existential questions must be clarified. Here you will find all the information on the two most important legal bases.
1. protection against social decline: the EinsatzWVG
The Continued Utilisation Act guarantees you continued employment under certain conditions, even if your period of service would actually end. It is your safety net to ensure that a health impairment does not lead to unemployment.
- Who is entitled to the protection period?
- How do I apply for re-use?
- What does this mean for my professional future?
- Security gives peace for healing.“
2. financial recognition of the victim: the SEG
The Soldiers' Compensation Act regulates the provision of benefits for health impairments caused by service (military service injury). This is not just about money, but about compensation for the loss of quality of life and earning capacity suffered.
- When does the SEG apply to PTSD?
- What one-off and ongoing payments am I entitled to?
- How does it differ from normal pension law?
„Your commitment has left its mark. The right to compensation is irrevocable.“
A word to the relatives
You often carry the silent burden. When your partner, father or child returns changed, you are also faced with a new reality.
The knowledge of the UseWVG and the SEG is also a powerful weapon for you in the fight against bureaucracy. Those affected often lack the strength to fill out forms and applications themselves. If you know what your family is entitled to, you can be the rock that your loved one needs right now.
Find out together. Walk the path together.