837.0
AVIGLACILADI
CH
CH
Art. 68 Bundesgesetz vom 25. Juni 1982 über die obligatorische Arbeitslosenversicherung und die Insolvenzentschädigung (AVIG) - Pendlerkosten- und Wochenaufenthalterbeiträge. Anspruchsvoraussetzungen
AVIG; Dritter Titel: Leistungen; Sechstes Kapitel: Arbeitsmarktliche Massnahmen
Art. 68 AVIG · Pendlerkosten- und Wochenaufenthalterbeiträge. Anspruchsvoraussetzungen
Die Versicherung gewährt Versicherten Pendlerkosten- oder Wochenaufenthalterbeiträge, wenn: a. ihnen in ihrer Wohnortsregion keine zumutbare Arbeit vermittelt werden kann; und b. sie die Beitragszeit nach Artikel 13 erfüllt haben.
Die betroffenen Versicherten erhalten die Beiträge innerhalb der Rahmenfrist während längstens sechs Monaten.
Sie erhalten nur so weit Beiträge, als ihnen im Vergleich zu ihrer letzten Tätigkeit durch die auswärtige Arbeit finanzielle Einbussen entstehen.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (66)
38.2023.29 · ti (Art. 68 cpv. 2 LADI)
Appellant Denied Travel Subsidy Due to Combination of Benefits with Intermediate Earnings
This provision limits the duration of special subsidies to a maximum of six months within the time frame, which was relevant in the reasoning leading to the dismissal of the appeal.
S 2022 45 · zg (Art. 68 Abs. 1 lit. a AVIG)
Unemployed Applicant Denied Commuter Costs for Workplace Within Statutory Residential Area Limit
This provision defines the substantive requirement for granting commuter cost contributions, which the court found was not met in this case, leading to the rejection of the appeal.
38.2022.63 · ti (Art. 68 LADI)
Insured Person v. Social Security Institution: Commuter Allowance Denial for Variable Agency Work
The rejection of the appeal is based on the failure to meet the requirements for the special measure of travel/lodging allowances (SPSS), which is governed by this article.
A/3877/2021 · ge (Art. 68 al. 1 LACI)
Claimant's Appeal Regarding Travel and Lodging Contribution Rejection Upheld Due to Lack of Financial Disadvantage
Cited in the reasoning (Section 3.1) regarding the payment of daily or weekly travel and lodging allowances.
A/3877/2021 · ge (Art. 68 al. 2 LACI)
Claimant's Appeal Regarding Travel and Lodging Contribution Rejection Upheld Due to Lack of Financial Disadvantage
Cited in the reasoning (Section 3.3) regarding the maximum duration for which beneficiaries can receive contributions.
A/3877/2021 · ge (Art. 68 al. 3 LACI)
Claimant's Appeal Regarding Travel and Lodging Contribution Rejection Upheld Due to Lack of Financial Disadvantage
Cited in the reasoning (Section 3.1) defining the condition that the expenses incurred by taking up employment outside the domicile must result in a financial disadvantage compared to the previous activity.
38.2021.98 · ti (Art. 68 cpv. 2 LADI)
Insured Denied Extended Commuter Benefits Despite COVID-19 Extension
The rejection of the appeal is based on the fact that the insured had already benefited from the maximum six months of subsidies within the relevant benefit period, as defined by this article.
38.2021.18 · ti (art. 68 cpv. 2 LADI)
Lodging Allowance Benefits and COVID-19 Extension Conflict
Although the appeal was admitted on procedural grounds (remand for further investigation), the court extensively discussed the application of this article in determining the right to the benefit, which is the core issue.
38.2021.5 · ti (art. 68 LADI)
Unemployment Insurance Commuting Expense Reimbursement Appeal Dismissed Due to Workplace Proximity
Cited as the legal basis for subsidies for commuting or weekly stay expenses, although the specific condition (time/distance) derived from the OADI was decisive.
A/500/2017 · ge (Art. 68 al. 1 LACI)
Insured Partially Succeeds Against Insurer; Legal Costs Awarded
Although not explicitly stated in the final order, the context implies the award of costs to the party partially successful against the OAI (Office de l'assurance-invalidité), which is governed by Cantonal procedural rules often mirroring principles derived from federal social insurance law regarding cost awards.
VSBES.2017.69 · so (Art. 68 Abs. 1 und 2 AVIG)
Appeal Dismissed: Commuter Cost Contribution Based on Last Actually Performed Employment
This provision concerns the general requirements for granting commuter cost contributions.
VSBES.2017.69 · so (Art. 68 Abs. 3 AVIG)
Appeal Dismissed: Commuter Cost Contribution Based on Last Actually Performed Employment
This provision establishes the prerequisite that commuter cost contributions require a financial disadvantage compared to the last job.
VSBES.2017.106 · so (Art. 68 Abs. 1 und 2 AVIG)
Claimant Appeal Regarding Commuter Cost Contributions and Meal Allowances
The court relies on this provision to establish the general conditions for granting commuter cost contributions when local work cannot be offered.
VSBES.2017.106 · so (Art. 68 Abs. 3 AVIG)
Claimant Appeal Regarding Commuter Cost Contributions and Meal Allowances
This provision is cited to confirm that a financial loss must have occurred for commuter cost contributions to be granted.
VSBES.2017.40 · so (Art. 68 Abs. 1 und 2 Bundesgesetz über die obligatorische Arbeitslosenversicherung und die Insolvenzentschädigung (AVIG, SR 837.0))
Appeal of Denial of Commuter Cost Contributions Based on Net Income Comparison
This article defining the conditions for granting commuter cost contributions is the substantive basis for the decision to dismiss the appeal.