Pension calculation uses earnings, average, and years worked.

The process of determining the pension amount includes the personal and annual coefficient, the general point, and the insurance period of the insured person. The annual coefficient is the ratio of earnings to the average earnings in the country. The law limits the annual coefficient to a maximum of five and the personal coefficient to 3.8. When calculating the pension, the total insurance period is multiplied by the personal coefficient, which gives the general point. The general point applies to all pensioners and increases with the pension increase. Temporary decisions are issued.