Invalidity Pension Appeal Regarding Earning Capacity Threshold

An appellant sought the award of an invalidity pension following the rejection of their claim by the social insurance authority, which determined that the appellant's reduced earning capacity in the relevant labor market was insufficient to meet the threshold for benefits. The court upheld the authority's decision, reasoning that the medical evidence, particularly concerning psychiatric conditions, did not establish a significant functional limitation preventing the appellant from engaging in substantial gainful employment in an adequately demanding occupation, thus affirming that the necessary degree of invalidity required for pension entitlement had not been met based on the expert assessments provided.