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Art. 43 Bundesgesetz vom 25. Juni 1982 über die obligatorische Arbeitslosenversicherung und die Insolvenzentschädigung (AVIG) - Anrechenbarer Arbeitsausfall
AVIG; Dritter Titel: Leistungen; Viertes Kapitel: Schlechtwetterentschädigung
Art. 43 AVIG · Anrechenbarer Arbeitsausfall
Der Arbeitsausfall ist anrechenbar, wenn: a. er ausschliesslich durch das Wetter verursacht wird; b. die Fortführung der Arbeiten trotz genügender Schutzvorkehrungen technisch unmöglich oder wirtschaftlich unvertretbar ist oder den Arbeitnehmern nicht zugemutet werden kann; und c. er vom Arbeitgeber ordnungsgemäss gemeldet wird.
Es werden nur ganze oder halbe Tage angerechnet.
Vom anrechenbaren Arbeitsausfall wird für jede Abrechnungsperiode eine vom Bundesrat festgelegte Karenzzeit von höchstens drei Tagen abgezogen.
Als Abrechnungsperiode gilt ein Zeitraum von einem Monat oder von vier zusammenhängenden Wochen.
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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (43)
ZZ.1996.44 · so (Art. 43 Abs. 1 AVIG)
Employer Denied Bad-Weather Compensation for Rescheduled Roof Work
The appeal was dismissed because the claimed work stoppage was not found to be exclusively and necessarily caused by the weather as required by this provision.
S 2023 80 · zg (Art. 43 Abs. 1 AVIG)
Roofing Company v. Claim Rejection for Snow and Cold Stoppage
Although cited in the reasoning to establish the criteria for compensable work stoppage, the provision is not explicitly mentioned in the final orders (Dispositive 1).
38.2024.17 · ti (art. 43 LADI)
Company Appeal for Unemployment Benefits Denied Due to Site Heating Failures
The appeal was rejected because the loss of work was deemed only indirectly caused by weather conditions, thus not qualifying under this article.
605 2022 128 · fr (Art. 43 al. 1 LACI)
Employer Inclement Weather Unemployment Claim Denial Upheld
This article sets out the cumulative conditions for the loss of work to be taken into consideration for bad weather compensation, which were central to assessing the claim.
605 2020 263 · fr (Art. 43 al. 1 let. a LACI)
Employer v. Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board (Inclement Weather Ground Conditions)
The court admitted the weather allowance appeal based on this article by finding that the inability to work was established to the degree of preponderant likelihood due to the consequences of weather conditions (saturated and frozen ground).
B-2480/2020 (Art. 43 al. 1 LACI)
Company Ordered to Repay Overpaid Weather-Related Unemployment Benefits
Cited for the conditions that must be met for a loss of work to be considered (exclusively attributable to weather, technically impossible to continue, disproportionate cost, or unexigible from workers).
B-4950/2019 (Art. 43 cpv. 1 lett. a LADI)
Company ordered to repay unemployment benefits due to unreliable records.
Used to specify that loss of work is only computable if it is caused exclusively by weather conditions.
605 2019 174 · fr (Art. 43 al. 1 LACI)
Construction Company v. Administrative Authority: Weather-Related Unemployment Benefits Denial Due to Schedule Overrun
Although cited in the reasoning, the court's final order (I) rejects the appeal, implying that the conditions for entitlement under this article were not met, but this article is not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders (II) regarding the rejection of the appeal itself.
AVI.2019.47 · sg (Art. 43 Abs. 1 AVIG)
Bad Weather Compensation Denial Due to Unscheduled Staffing
The court determined that the requirements of this article (work stoppage caused exclusively by weather and determinability) were not met.
605 2018 238 · fr (Art. 43 al. 1 LACI)
Construction Company v. Public Employment Service: Weather Compensation Denial Upheld
This article sets the conditions under which a work loss due to weather is considered, which the court evaluated against the evidence provided.
605 2018 188 · fr (Art. 43 al. 1 LACI)
Landscaper v. Unemployment Compensation Board: Weather-Related Benefits Appeal
The court implicitly used this article when determining the conditions under which a loss of work is taken into consideration.
38.2018.29 · ti (Art. 43 cpv. 1 LADI)
Appeal for Unemployment Benefits Due to Weather-Related Layoffs Before Contract Finalization
Cited to establish the cumulatively required conditions for compensable work loss due to weather.
200 2017 566 · be (Art. 43 Abs. 1 lit. a - c AVIG)
Construction Company Bad Weather Compensation Claims Denial Upheld
Substantive requirements for claiming weather-related work interruption compensation.
605 2014 123 · fr (Art. 43 LACI)
Unemployment Insurance Denial for Late Exterior Finishing Work
The rejection of the appeal is based on the finding that the loss of work was not exclusively attributable to weather conditions or was a postponement of work, as detailed in the reasoning related to this article.
605 2013 48 · fr (Art. 43 al. 1 LACI)
Transport Company v. Employment Service (Winter Compensation Claim)
Cited in the reasoning to define the conditions for work loss to be taken into consideration for bad weather allowance.