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AVIGLACILADI
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Art. 43a Bundesgesetz vom 25. Juni 1982 über die obligatorische Arbeitslosenversicherung und die Insolvenzentschädigung (AVIG) - Nicht anrechenbarer Arbeitsausfall
AVIG; Dritter Titel: Leistungen; Viertes Kapitel: Schlechtwetterentschädigung
Art. 43a AVIG · Nicht anrechenbarer Arbeitsausfall
Der Arbeitsausfall ist insbesondere nicht anrechenbar, wenn: a. er nur mittelbar auf das Wetter zurückzuführen ist (Kundenausfälle, Terminverzögerungen); b. es sich um saisonübliche Ausfälle der Landwirtschaft handelt; c. der Arbeitnehmer mit der Arbeitseinstellung nicht einverstanden ist und deshalb nach Arbeitsvertrag entlöhnt werden muss; d. er Personen betrifft, die im Dienste einer Organisation für Temporärarbeit stehen.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (11)
AVI.2019.47 · sg (Art. 43a lit. d AVIG)
Bad Weather Compensation Denial Due to Unscheduled Staffing
Cited as a potential exclusion ground if the internal personnel leasing were subject to authorization, thus barring the claim.
AVI.2019.47 · sg (Art. 43a lit. d AVIG)
Appeal Dismissed for Lack of Causation and Quantifiable Loss in Weather Compensation Claim
The court implicitly relies on this article, as the reasoning discusses exclusion grounds related to temporary work organizations, which is explicitly mentioned in the reasoning section when discussing the potential parallel exclusion ground.
605 2018 188 · fr (Art. 43a let. a LACI)
Landscaper v. Unemployment Compensation Board: Weather-Related Benefits Appeal
The court implicitly considered this article in its assessment, although the grounds for rejection were based on meteorological facts supporting the claim.
38.2018.29 · ti (Art. 43a LADI)
Appeal for Unemployment Benefits Due to Weather-Related Layoffs Before Contract Finalization
Cited to define conditions under which work loss is not compensable, specifically relating to indirect causation by weather.
VSBES.2017.77 · so (Art. 43a lit. d AVIG)
Employer Appeal Regarding Bad-Weather Compensation for Leased Employees
This provision establishes the non-relevance of the work absence for persons employed by temporary work organizations, which is the basis for dismissing the appeal regarding the three employees.
605 2014 123 · fr (Art. 43a LACI)
Unemployment Insurance Denial for Late Exterior Finishing Work
The rejection is based on the principle that work postponement is not compensable, which aligns with the exclusion criteria outlined in this article.
605 2013 48 · fr (Art. 43a LACI)
Transport Company v. Employment Service (Winter Compensation Claim)
Cited in the reasoning to define when work loss is not taken into consideration for bad weather allowance.
S 2014 77 · gr (Art. 43a lit. a AVIG)
Construction Company v. Denial of Compensation for Indirect Weather-Related Work Stoppage
The appeal was dismissed because the claimed work stoppage was not exclusively caused by the weather, but by a weather-related delay of a preceding step, qualifying it as only indirectly caused by weather.
S 2014 77 · gr (Art. 43a lit. a AVIG)
Denial of Bad Weather Compensation Upheld Due to Indirect Causation and Scheduling Conflict
The appeal was dismissed because the claimed work stoppage was considered indirectly caused by the weather (a typical time delay), which is not compensable according to this provision.
VPB Ad-89-062 (Art. 43a Abs. 1 let. a AVIG)
Unemployment Insurance: Ski Sector Excluded from Bad Weather Compensation
Cited as a reason why the postulate contradicts the law recently passed, as it distinguishes between direct and indirect weather damage.
38.2010.35 · ti (art. 43a LADI)
Company v. Labor Section: Denial of Bad Weather Allowances Based on Insufficient Factual Inquiry
Cited to specify non-compensable work losses, relevant to the substantive review.