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The Federal Employment Agency defines employees subject to social insurance as follows: "Employees subject to social security insurance include all employees who are subject to health, pension, long-term care insurance and / or contributions under the law of employment promotion or who are to be paid for contributions to the statutory pension insurance or under the law of employment promotion. Interns, working students and people who are called up from an employment relationship subject to social insurance contributions to perform statutory duties (e.g. military exercises). Civil servants, self-employed, helping family members, professional and temporary soldiers, as well as military and community service providers (see exceptions above) are not included in employees subject to social insurance contributions. - (As of February 2011) "

* As of June 30, 2023