City daycare worker denied unemployment benefits due to reduced hours remaining above 40-hour threshold.
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AI generatedThe Insurance Court dismissed the appeal against the Unemployment Security Board's decision to deny partial unemployment benefits to a municipal daycare worker. Although the worker's number of children decreased from three to one, her weekly working hours remained at 40, exceeding the 40-hour threshold required for benefit eligibility. The court upheld the original ruling, noting that the reduction in children did not justify a reduction in working hours sufficient to qualify for unemployment support.
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AI generatedUnemployment Security Act; Part-time Work Act: A reduction in the number of children cared for does not automatically entitle a daycare worker to unemployment benefits if their weekly working hours remain above the statutory threshold for part-time work.
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Kunnallisen perhepäivähoitajan, jonka hoidossa olevien lasten lukumäärä oli vähentynyt kolmesta yhteen ansioiden vastaavasti pienentyessä, ei katsottu olevan oikeutettu työttömyyspäivärahaan ansionmenetystä vastavalta osalta, koska hänen viikottainen työtuntimääränsä oli edelleen 40 tuntia normaalin viikkotyötuntimäärän ollessa 45 tuntia. Työttömyysturvalautakunnan päätöstä ei muutettu. (Äänestys 4-1) I-jaosto