
State Duma deputy Nikolai Kolomeytsev listed the periods that are counted in the pension experience of Russians: military service, caring for children under one and a half years old, caring for the disabled, receiving unemployment benefits, participating in paid public works, moving in the direction of the employment service, living with a military spouse or diplomat, working while in custody and serving a sentence for those wrongfully convicted, as well as a period of temporary removal from office of rehabilitated persons.
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State Duma deputy Nikolai Kolomeytsev provided information on the periods that are included in the pension experience of Russians, published by RIA Novosti.
State Duma Deputy Nikolai Kolomeytsev listed for Russians the periods that are counted towards their pension length. The information is published by RIA Novosti.
According to him, the pension experience includes military service, including contract service, childcare for children up to one and a half years old, and other periods when a person did not work and insurance premiums were not deducted for him.
In addition, the list also includes the period of caring for the disabled - a group I disabled person, a disabled child or a person who has reached 80 years of age. In addition, the period of receiving unemployment benefits or participating in paid public works and moving to another area in the direction of the employment service is taken into account.
Among other things, the length of service includes living with a military spouse or diplomat if it is not possible to find a job at the place of stay. The total duration of labor activity during the period of detention and serving the sentence of those persons who were unjustifiably prosecuted and rehabilitated is counted.
In conclusion, Kolomeytsev named the period of temporary removal from office of a person who was unjustifiably prosecuted and subsequently reinstated in his rights.

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