60% de la base reguladora desde el 4º día de la baja
English translation: from the fourth day of absence from work
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| 5 | 60% of the base pay from the 4th day of the reported illness or accident |
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| 4 | from the fourth day of absence from work |
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2 hrs confidence: 
60% of the base pay from the 4th day of the reported illness or accident Explanation: Hope this helps |
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from the fourth day of absence from work Explanation: This is in reply to your question about 'baja'. Somebody who is off work because of illness is said to be 'de baja'. |
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