Social code, SGB, More Criteria Full-Text Searches, Read Offline
The German Sozialgesetzbuch (SGB) is the codification of social law (in the formal sense). In the SGB, the essential areas are regulated, which is now assigned to social law; Outside of the SGB, such social law legal matters remain in particular that only have a temporal or personnel -limited area of application.
Features:
- The search with a full text function quickly leads to the term sought.
- You can also enter several terms at the same time (e.g. "Commercial Commercial Commerce")
- Searched terms are highlighted in the text
- Navigation within every law on a table of contents.
- App has day and night mode.
- App enables the share of content.
- Internet authorization is used for reporting unexpected errors and for advertising.
- An internet connection to use is not required. The advertisements are switched off without an internet connection.
App currently includes the following laws:
- SGB I - General part
- SGB II - basic security for job seekers
- SGB III - employment promotion
- SGB IV - Common regulations for social insurance
- SGB V - statutory health insurance
- SGB VI - statutory pension insurance
- SGB VII - statutory accident insurance
- SGB VIII - child and youth welfare
- SGB IX - Rehabilitation and participation of disabled people
- SGB X - Social Administration procedure and social data protection
- SGB XI - Social nursing care insurance
- SGB XII - social assistance
- Regulation according to § 60 of the twelfth book Sozialgesetzbuch
- Law on determining the standard requirements according to § 28 of the twelfth book Sozialgesetzbuch
- BAföG - Federal Law on Individual Promotion of Training
- BEEG - Law on parental allowance and parental leave
- BKGG - Federal Child Fee Act
- BVG - law on the care of the victims of the war
- RVO - Reichsversicherungsordnung
- SGG - Social Court Act
- WoGG - Housing benefit law
- DVO regulation for the implementation of the Youth Protection Act
- OEG - Law on the compensation for victims of violent acts
The laws come from the website of the Federal Ministry of Justice (BMJ).
http://diegesetze.de/
Download(3.44MB)