837.0
AVIGLACILADI
CH
CH
Art. 96 Bundesgesetz vom 25. Juni 1982 über die obligatorische Arbeitslosenversicherung und die Insolvenzentschädigung (AVIG) - Verwendung der AHV-Nummer
AVIG; Sechster Titel: Verschiedene Bestimmungen
Art. 96 AVIG · Verwendung der AHV-Nummer
Die mit der Durchführung dieses Gesetzes beauftragten Stellen sind berechtigt, die AHV-Nummer nach den Bestimmungen des AHVG für die Erfüllung ihrer gesetzlichen Aufgaben systematisch zu verwenden.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (17)
ZZ.1990.51 · so (Art. 96 Abs. 1 AVIG)
Unemployment Insurance Penalty for Failure to Submit Employment Certificate
The provision was used as the basis for confirming the penalty imposed for violating the duty to provide information.
2015.10.21.sv.1 · bl (Art. 96 Abs. 1 AVIG)
Unemployment Benefit Suspension Overturned Due to Procedural Violations and Unsubstantiated Grounds
This article on the obligation to provide information was mentioned in the context of the applicant's right to be heard.
715.15.185.274 · bl (Art. 96 Abs. 1 AVIG)
Unemployment Benefits Reinstated: Right to be Heard and Causation Issues
This provision obliges insured persons and employers to provide necessary information and documents, relevant to the court's consideration of the evidence presented.
38.2007.48 · ti (Art. 96 LADI)
Insured's Failure to Report Material Change Voids Waiver of Unemployment Benefit Repayment
Cited in the reasoning (para. 2.6) as the abrogated provision concerning the duty to inform, whose jurisprudence remains valid.
PS.2005.0219 · vd (Art. 96 LACI)
Unemployment Benefits Suspension and Restitution for Undeclared Work Due to Language Barrier
Cited in the reasoning as the abrogated provision establishing the obligation to inform.
PS.2004.0253 · vd (art. 96 LACI)
Unemployment Benefits Suspension for False Earnings Report
Cited in the reasoning as the abrogated provision that previously established the insured's obligation to provide information.
AL.2003.00178 · zh (Art. 96 Abs. 2 AVIG)
Unemployment Benefits Repayment After Circumventing Short-Time Work Regulations
Cited to refute the claim of acting in good faith, as the plaintiff was obligated to report all relevant information to the fund.
AL.2003.00178 · zh (Art. 96 Abs. 2 AVIG)
Unemployment Benefit Repayment After Circumvention and False Statements
Cited in the reasoning to rebut the appellant's reliance on the principle of good faith, confirming the duty to report all relevant facts.
PS.2002.0194 · vd (Art. 96 al. 2 LACI)
Unemployment Insurance Reimbursement Waiver for Good Faith and Hardship
Cited by analogy when discussing the threshold for bad faith (minor violation of reporting obligations).
PS.2002.0020 · vd (Art. 96 al. 2 LACI)
Repayment of Unemployment Benefits Due to Failure to Report Change in Availability
Cited in the reasoning (3.c) as the basis for the insured's duty to inform the fund of changes in activity rate, justifying the failure to waive restitution.
AL.2002.00780 · zh (Art. 96 Abs. 2 AVIG)
Unemployment Benefits Denied for Extended Absence from Switzerland
The court cited this provision regarding the obligation of the insured person to report significant information to the unemployment fund.
AL.2002.00780 · zh (Art. 96 Abs. 2 AVIG)
Unemployment Benefits Denial for Cruise Ship Absence
Cited in the reasoning regarding the insured person's duty to report all relevant information, although not explicitly in the final operative part as the main ground for dismissal.
C 433/00 (Art. 96 AVIG)
Unemployment benefit revocation for undisclosed self-employment as missed reporting duty under Art. 96 AVIG and forfeiture under Art. 20(3) AVIG
Main ground: insured's failure to comply with disclosure and reporting duties justified revocation of benefits and repayment order.
PS.2001.0040 · vd (Art. 96 al. 2 LACI)
Benefits Overpayment Suspension Reduction for Minor Reporting Fault
Cited in the reasoning concerning the insured's duty to report intermediate earnings.
PS.1998.0113 · vd (art. 96 al. 1 LACI)
Employer Appeal Regarding Repayment of Overpaid Unemployment Benefits
Cited in the reasoning section regarding the duty to provide information, although the final orders are based on the merits of the remission request rather than directly enforcing this duty.