Insurance court rules that a 60-year-old agricultural advisor's field work constitutes strenuous labor under Finnish law.
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AI generatedThe Insurance Court of Finland determined that a 60-year-old agricultural advisor performing 200 field days annually was engaged in strenuous labor. The court considered the extensive outdoor movement required for agricultural advisory work alongside the urgency and time constraints of the tasks. Consequently, the claim regarding strenuous labor conditions was upheld based on these specific occupational factors.
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AI generatedFinnish Insurance Act s. 10; Finnish Insurance Act s. 11: The court established that agricultural advisory work involving extensive outdoor movement, task urgency, and strict deadlines qualifies as strenuous labor for a 60-year-old employee.
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60 -vuotiaan maatalousneuvojana vuodesta 1958 toimineen henkilön, jolla vuosittain oli 200 kenttätyöpäivää, katsottiin olleen rasittavassa työssä. Ratkaisua tehtäessä otettiin huomioon mm. maatalousneuvontatyön edellyttämä runsas maastossa liikkuminen sekä työtehtävien kiireellisyys ja määräaikaisuus. VI-jaosto