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VakO 17.2.2000/9077:98 AI generated

Unemployment benefits allowed for intermittent work by a self-employed employee of a family company.

Case Number VakO 17.2.2000/9077:98
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Jurisdiction Finland (FI)
Decision Date
Outcome Allowed / Granted

Legislator summary

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The Unemployment Insurance Court modified the Unemployment Security Board's decision to grant unemployment benefits to a son working intermittently for his father's company. The applicant argued that as a self-employed employee, his work did not require continuous interruption for four months to qualify. The court ruled in favor of the applicant, establishing that such intermittent work patterns are permissible for self-employed employees seeking benefits.

Legislator headnote

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Unemployment Security Act; Unemployment Insurance Act: Unemployment benefits may be granted to self-employed employees whose work is not continuously interrupted for four months.

Keywords

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unemployment security self-employed employee intermittent work family company benefit eligibility

Cited Legislation

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Unemployment Security Act
Unemployment Insurance Act
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A oli kotona asuvan poikansa omistaman osakeyhtiön työntekijänä tehnyt yhdelle toimeksiantajalle, maaseutukeskukselle, ympäristönhoito-ohjelmia maaseutukeskuksen antamien osoitetietojen pohjalta. A haki työttömyyspäivärahaa työjaksojen välisiltä ajoilta. Koska kysymys oli palkansaajan rinnastettavasta yrittäjästä, päivärahan saaminen ei edellyttänyt, että toiminnan olisi tullut olla yhdenjaksoisesti keskeytyneenä neljän kuukauden ajan. Työttömyysturvalautakunnan päätöstä muutettiin.

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