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Art. 13 Bundesgesetz vom 25. Juni 1982 über die obligatorische Arbeitslosenversicherung und die Insolvenzentschädigung (AVIG) - Beitragszeit

AVIG; Dritter Titel: Leistungen; Zweites Kapitel: Arbeitslosenentschädigung

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Art. 13 AVIG · Beitragszeit

Die Beitragszeit hat erfüllt, wer innerhalb der dafür vorgesehenen Rahmenfrist (Art. 9 Abs. 3) während mindestens zwölf Monaten eine beitragspflichtige Beschäftigung ausgeübt hat.

Angerechnet werden auch: a. Zeiten, in denen der Versicherte als Arbeitnehmer tätig ist, bevor er das Alter erreicht, von dem an er AHV-Beiträge bezahlen muss; b. schweizerischer Militär-, Zivil- und Schutzdienst, ferner obligatorische Hauswirtschaftskurse, die ganztägig und ununterbrochen während mindestens zwei Wochen geführt werden; c. Zeiten, in denen der Versicherte zwar in einem Arbeitsverhältnis steht, aber wegen Krankheit (Art. 3 ATSG ) oder Unfalls (Art. 4 ATSG) keinen Lohn erhält und daher keine Beiträge bezahlt; d. Arbeitsunterbrüche wegen Mutterschaft (Art. 5 ATSG), soweit sie durch Arbeitnehmerschutzbestimmungen vorgeschrieben oder gesamtarbeitsvertraglich vereinbart sind.

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Für Versicherte, die im Anschluss an eine Tätigkeit in einem Beruf arbeitslos werden, in dem häufig wechselnde oder befristete Anstellungen üblich sind, kann der Bundesrat die Berechnung und die Dauer der Beitragszeit unter Berücksichtigung der besonderen Gegebenheiten regeln.

Die Einzelheiten regelt die Verordnung.

← Art. 12 AVIG Bundesgesetz vom 25. Juni 1982 über die obligatorische Arbeitslosenversicherung und die Insolvenzentschädigung (AVIG) Art. 14 AVIG →

Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (1,315)

BGE 152 V 140 (Art. 13 al. 2 let. c LACI)

Unemployment Insurance Contribution Period and Maximum Daily Indemnities Based on Protective Extension of Employment During Illness

Used to count the period of illness within the ongoing employment relationship as a contribution period.

ZZ.2000.36 · so (Art. 13 Abs. 1 AVIG)

Unemployment Insurance Benefits Denial Based on Territoriality Principle for Child-Rearing Time Abroad

This article defines the fulfillment of the contribution period through gainful employment, used as a basis for comparison with child-rearing periods.

ZZ.2000.36 · so (Art. 13 Abs. 2bis AVIG)

Unemployment Insurance Benefits Denial Based on Territoriality Principle for Child-Rearing Time Abroad

The court determines that the provision governing the crediting of child-rearing periods as contribution time does not provide an exception to the territoriality principle for time spent abroad.

II 2025 60 · sz (Art. 13 AVIG)

Unemployment Insurance Benefits Denial Upheld Due to Insufficient Proof of Salary Payments

This provision specifies the condition for fulfilling the contribution period, cited together with Art. 8 Abs. 1 lit. e AVIG as the basis for denying the claim.

A/2787/2025 · ge (Art. 13 LACI)

Administrator's Deferred Salary Inclusion in Unemployment Earnings Calculation Upheld

Cited regarding the minimum contribution period required for entitlement.

A/3559/2024 · ge (Art. 13 LACI)

Appeal Regarding Partial Unemployment Benefits and Contribution Period Waiver Due to Delayed Disability Pension

The court addressed the contribution period condition (Art. 13 LACI) and found that the exemption under Art. 14 LACI was applicable for the intended extension.

605 2024 180 · fr (Art. 13 al. 1 LACI)

Unemployment Benefits Denial for Labor Market Integration Measure Employment

Cited as the provision establishing the requirement of twelve months of contribution-subject activity to fulfill contribution period conditions, which was determined not to be met.

605 2024 126 · fr (Art. 13 al. 1 LACI)

Denial of Unemployment Benefits Upheld Due to Inadequate Contribution Period

The court rejected the appeal because the claimant did not meet the minimum contribution period required by this article as of the decisive date.

200 2025 231 · be (Art. 13 Abs. 1 AVIG)

Appeal Dismissed: Unemployment Benefits Denial Upheld Due to Contribution Period Failure and Misrepresentation

Cited as the legal basis defining the fulfillment of the contribution period.

605 2024 198 · fr (Art. 13 al. 1 LACI)

Unemployment Benefit Appeal Regarding Registration Date and Procedural Opposition

Cited in section 4.1 as the main provision setting the minimum required contribution period.

605 2024 198 · fr (Art. 13 al. 2 let. c LACI)

Unemployment Benefit Appeal Regarding Registration Date and Procedural Opposition

Cited in section 4.2 concerning the inclusion of time spent on work but not receiving salary due to illness or accident in the contribution period calculation.

605 2024 198 · fr (art. 13 LACI)

Unemployment Benefit Appeal Regarding Registration Date and Procedural Opposition

Cited in section 6.2 as a legal provision the Unemployment Insurance Fund must consider when examining the applicant's objection regarding contribution periods.

AL.2025.00089 · zh (Art. 13 Abs. 1 AVIG)

Unemployment Benefits Denied: Sickness and Fluctuating Employment Rules Inapplicable

Cited to define the fulfillment of the contribution period by having worked for at least twelve months within the relevant framework period.

A/872/2025 · ge (Art. 13 al. 1 LACI)

Unemployment Benefits Denial for Insufficient Contribution Period

The court confirmed that the appellant did not meet the condition of having worked for at least twelve months during the applicable benefit period.

A/3106/2024 · ge (Art. 13 al. 1 LACI)

Denial of Unemployment Benefits Due to Insufficient Contribution Period

This provision establishes the requirement of having worked for at least twelve months subject to contributions within the reference period, which is the core issue leading to the rejection of the appeal.