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Art. 101 Bundesgesetz vom 25. Juni 1982 über die obligatorische Arbeitslosenversicherung und die Insolvenzentschädigung (AVIG) - Besondere Beschwerdeinstanz

AVIG; Siebenter Titel: Besonderheiten des Verfahrens und der Rechtspflege
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Art. 101 AVIG · Besondere Beschwerdeinstanz

Gegen Entscheide und Beschwerdeentscheide des SECO sowie gegen Entscheide der Ausgleichsstelle kann in Abweichung von Artikel 58 Absatz 1 ATSG beim Bundesverwaltungsgericht Beschwerde erhoben werden.

← Art. 100 AVIG Bundesgesetz vom 25. Juni 1982 über die obligatorische Arbeitslosenversicherung und die Insolvenzentschädigung (AVIG) Art. 102 AVIG →

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (32)

B-6221/2024 (art. 101 LACI)
Employer ordered to repay unemployment benefits due to insufficient documentation
Provision cited to establish the court's jurisdiction to rule on the appeal.
B-6415/2025 (Art. 101 AVIG)
Taxi Company Fined for Unlawful Short-Time Work Compensation
Cited to establish the jurisdiction of the Federal Administrative Court.
B-5844/2024 (Art. 101 AVIG)
Employer fined for insufficient timekeeping documentation
Establishes the jurisdiction of the Federal Administrative Court for the assessment of appeals concerning the AVIG.
B-3256/2025 (Art. 101 AVIG)
Company Fails to Recover Short-Time Work Compensation Due to Inadequate Time Tracking
Cited to establish the Federal Administrative Court's jurisdiction for the appeal.
B-1335/2024 (Art. 101 AVIG i.V.m. Art. 31 f. sowie Art. 33 Bst. d VGG)
Employer Must Repay Short-Time Compensation Due to Falsified Work Records
These provisions establish the jurisdiction of the Federal Administrative Court to hear the case.
B-1481/2023 (Art. 101 AVIG)
Undue Recovery of Short-Time Work Compensation Due to Unreliable Timekeeping
This provision, in conjunction with Art. 1 Abs. 1 AVIG and Art. 3 Bst. dbis VwVG, establishes the jurisdiction of the Federal Administrative Court.
B-1672/2024 (Art. 101 AVIG)
On-Call Workers Ineligible for Short-Time Work Benefits
Specifies the jurisdiction of the Federal Administrative Court for appeals concerning the Unemployment Insurance Act.
B-2819/2023 (art. 101 LADI)
Company must repay short-time work benefits due to insufficient time tracking
Establishes the jurisdiction of the Federal Administrative Court in matters related to unemployment insurance.
B-1143/2024 (Art. 101 AVIG)
Company v. Authorities: Short-Time Work Compensation Recalculation
Grants federal administrative courts jurisdiction over disputes related to the Unemployment Insurance Act.
B-1206/2024 (Art. 101 AVIG)
Short-Time Work Compensation Revoked Due to Non-Cooperation with Audit
Cited to establish the jurisdiction of the Federal Administrative Court.
B-1858/2022 (Art. 101 AVIG)
Sole Proprietorship Ordered to Repay Short-Time Work Compensation Due to Non-Cooperation with Audit
Cited for the jurisdiction of the Federal Administrative Court.
B-5757/2020 (Art. 101 AVIG)
Carrier Liability for Unemployment Insurance Payments Partially Upheld
Grants the Federal Administrative Court jurisdiction to hear appeals against decisions of the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO).
B-5990/2020 (Art. 101 AVIG)
Managing Director Denied Short-Time Work Compensation Due to Employer-Like Role and Lack of Timekeeping
Establishes the jurisdiction of the Federal Administrative Court.
B-4610/2018 (Art. 101 LACI)
Unemployment Fund Liable for Benefits Following Resignation During Maternity Leave
Cited as an exception to Art. 58 al. 1 LPGA, allowing appeals to the Federal Administrative Court.
B-664/2017 (Art. 101 AVIG)
Storm-damage Compensation Repayment Case
The court cited this provision to establish its jurisdiction over the appeal.