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Art. 59b Bundesgesetz vom 25. Juni 1982 über die obligatorische Arbeitslosenversicherung und die Insolvenzentschädigung (AVIG) - Leistungen bei Teilnahme an arbeitsmarktlichen Massnahmen

AVIG; Dritter Titel: Leistungen; Sechstes Kapitel: Arbeitsmarktliche Massnahmen
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Art. 59b AVIG · Leistungen bei Teilnahme an arbeitsmarktlichen Massnahmen

Die Versicherung richtet Taggelder an Versicherte aus für Tage, an denen sie auf Grund eines Entscheides der zuständigen Amtsstelle an einer Bildungs- oder Beschäftigungsmassnahme teilnehmen oder sich der Planung einer selbstständigen Erwerbstätigkeit nach Artikel 71 a widmen.

Der Bundesrat legt für Versicherte, die an einer Beschäftigungsmassnahme nach Artikel 64 a Absatz 1 Buchstabe a oder b teilnehmen, welche einen Bildungsanteil von höchstens 40 Prozent aufweist, ein Mindesttaggeld fest. Beträgt der Beschäftigungsgrad weniger als 100 Prozent, so wird das Mindesttaggeld entsprechend gekürzt.

Die Versicherung gewährt zudem: a. Einarbeitungszuschüsse (Art. 65); b. Ausbildungszuschüsse (Art. 66 a); c. Pendlerkosten- und Wochenaufenthalterbeiträge (Art. 68).

← Art. 59a AVIG Bundesgesetz vom 25. Juni 1982 über die obligatorische Arbeitslosenversicherung und die Insolvenzentschädigung (AVIG) Art. 59c AVIG →

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (21)

S 2022 69 · gr (Art. 59b Abs. 1 AVIG)
Unemployment Benefit Recalculation Due to Holiday Closure and Contractual Payment
Cited in the reasoning section concerning the payment of daily allowances for days of participation in measures, or excused absence.
38.2020.42 · ti (Art. 59b cpv. 1 LADI)
Unemployment Benefits Suspension Upheld Despite Double Penalty Recalculation Order
Cited in the reasoning explaining why the initial 11-day deduction occurred (non-payment of benefits during justified absence from the POT).
ACH.101.14.136.2015 · vd (Art. 59b al. 1 LACI)
Insured Person v. Unemployment Insurance Fund Regarding Exhaustion of Daily Allowances Despite Framework Extension
Cited in the reasoning section (point 4.b) to determine how participants in a temporary employment program (PET) are remunerated, impacting the overall count of allowances.
38.2014.59 · ti (Art. 59, 59b cpv. 3, 59c, 65 e 66 LADI)
Employer Introduction Allowance Denial for Lent IT Professional
Cited by the appellant as the legal basis for the decision under appeal.
38.2013.34 · ti (art. 59b LADI)
Unemployment Insurance Funding for Advanced Language Course Denied
Cited in reasoning (consid. 2.5) regarding prerequisites for receiving benefits under specific articles.
ACH.45.10.4.2012 · vd (Art. 59b al. 1 LACI)
Unemployment Benefit Suspension for Failure to Attend Mandatory Language Course
This provision, relating to daily allowances during training measures, was discussed in relation to the loss of benefits due to absence from the labor market measure.
38.2007.75 · ti (art. 59b LADI)
Insured Individual v. Unemployment Insurance Benefits Denial (Vocational Training)
Cited in the reasoning regarding entitlement to benefits for course participation, but not in the dispositive.
AL.2005.00003 · zh (Art. 59b Abs. 1 AVIG)
Claimant v. Unemployment Benefits Denial (Contribution Period)
Cited in the reasoning regarding benefits paid during an employment promotion program.
PS.2005.0036 · vd (art. 59b LACI)
Unemployment Benefits Denial Over Pastoral Care Income Reversed Due to Agency Misinformation
Cited in the reasoning when contrasting the status of intermediate earnings versus participation in labour market measures.
PS.2002.0043 · vd (art. 59b al. 1 LACI)
Unemployment Insurance Appeals Regarding Internship Authorization and Training Course Approval
Cited in the reasoning for establishing the specific daily allowances paid during labor market measures, which is relevant to the rejected appeal (I).
S 2004 172 · gr (Art. 59b cpv. 3 lett. a LADI)
Postal Worker v. Unemployment Benefits Denial for Care Assistant Training
Although not explicitly in the final orders, training allowances are the specific benefit cited as part of the labor market measures under this provision.
AL.2003.00197 · zh (Art. 59b AVIG)
Unemployment Benefits Recalled Due to Hiring Subsidies with Part-Time Work Recalculation Ordered
This article was cited in the reasoning to support the argument that daily allowances are also paid for course days, which was relevant to assessing the claimant's overall eligibility during the period in question.
AL.2003.00197 · zh (Art. 59b AVIG)
Unemployment Benefits and Training Subsidies for Part-Time Work
Cited to state that daily allowances are also paid for days spent attending training courses.
31.2002.27 · ti (art. 59b LADI)
Compensation Fund v. Association Treasurer for Unpaid Social Security Contributions
Cited in the reasoning regarding special daily allowances for temporary employment programs, which explains the context of the unpaid contributions.
38.2004.45 · ti (Art. 59b cpv. 1 [LADI])
Unemployment Insurance Denial for Basal Informatics Course Upheld Despite Administrative Delay
Cited in the reasoning concerning the entitlement to benefits for course participation.