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Art. 9a Bundesgesetz vom 25. Juni 1982 über die obligatorische Arbeitslosenversicherung und die Insolvenzentschädigung (AVIG) - Rahmenfristen nach Aufnahme einer selbstständigen Erwerbstätigkeit ohne Förderung durch die Arbeitslosenversicherung

AVIG; Dritter Titel: Leistungen; Zweites Kapitel: Arbeitslosenentschädigung
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Art. 9a AVIG · Rahmenfristen nach Aufnahme einer selbstständigen Erwerbstätigkeit ohne Förderung durch die Arbeitslosenversicherung

Die Rahmenfrist für den Leistungsbezug von Versicherten, die den Wechsel zu einer selbstständigen Erwerbstätigkeit ohne Bezug von Leistungen nach den Artikeln 71 a–71 d vollzogen haben, wird um zwei Jahre verlängert, wenn: a. im Zeitpunkt der Aufnahme der selbstständigen Erwerbstätigkeit eine Rahmenfrist für den Leistungsbezug läuft; und b. der Versicherte im Zeitpunkt der Aufgabe der selbstständigen Erwerbstätigkeit die Anspruchsvoraussetzung der genügenden Beitragszeit wegen Ausübung der selbstständigen Erwerbstätigkeit nicht erfüllt.

Die Rahmenfrist für die Beitragszeit von Versicherten, die den Wechsel zu einer selbstständigen Erwerbstätigkeit ohne Bezug von Leistungen vollzogen haben, wird um die Dauer der selbstständigen Erwerbstätigkeit, höchstens jedoch um zwei Jahre verlängert.

Die Taggelder dürfen insgesamt die Höchstzahl nach Artikel 27 nicht übersteigen.

← Art. 9 AVIG Bundesgesetz vom 25. Juni 1982 über die obligatorische Arbeitslosenversicherung und die Insolvenzentschädigung (AVIG) Art. 9b AVIG →

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38.2024.29 · ti (art. 9a LADI)
Appeal on Unemployment Benefits Denial Based on Foreign Self-Employment Contribution Period
The court instructed the Insurance Fund to examine the potential application of this article, which allows for the extension of the contribution period for self-employed individuals who have undertaken self-employment without receiving benefits.
38.2022.67 · ti (Art. 9a cpv. 1 LADI)
Claimant v. State Unemployment Agency (Contribution Period Requirements)
The court confirmed that the extension of the benefit period based on self-employment activity was inapplicable to the appellant.
Arr.t.2022.650 · vd (Art. 9a al. 2 LACI)
Unemployment Insurance Benefit Eligibility Appeal Based on Self-Employment Contribution Period Extension
The provision was used alongside Art. 8 al. 1 let. e and Art. 13 al. 1 LACI to establish that the appellant was entitled to an extension of the contribution period.
ACH.85.21.183.2021 · vd (art. 9a al. 1 et 2 LACI)
Unemployment Insurance Claimant's Cessation of Self-Employment for Contribution Period Extension
The court found that the appellant was entitled to an extension of her contribution period based on her self-employment duration under these provisions.
ACH.4.21.174.2021 · vd (Art. 9a LACI)
Insured Denied Unemployment Benefit Extension Due to Retained Controlling Interest in Company
This article pertains to the extension of the benefit period, which was the core subject of the appeal regarding the claimant's entitlement for July 2020.
605 2020 21 · fr (Art. 9a LACI)
Unemployment Benefits Revocation for Independent Worker/Company Director
The court implicitly confirmed the legal ground for the initial extension/reconsideration process which was central to the dispute over the entitlement to unemployment benefits.
A/2705/2020 · ge (Art. 9a, 24 et 71a ss LACI)
Unemployment Benefits Fraud During Pandemic
Cited in the reasoning to note that the LACI encourages taking up self-employment.
A/3067/2019 · ge (Art. 9a LACI)
Insured Denied Unemployment Benefits for Insufficient Contribution Period
The court addressed the inapplicability of this provision regarding the extension of the contribution period due to independent activity.
ACH.141.18.95.2019 · vd (Art. 9a al. 1 LACI)
Unemployment Benefit Extension for Swiss-Managed Foreign-Executed Consulting Business
This provision is the substantive legal basis for admitting the appeal and granting the extension of the compensation period, as the court found the requirements of this article were met.
ACH.5.18.97.2019 · vd (Art. 9a al. 1 LACI)
Unemployment Benefits Prolongation and Definitive Cessation of Independent Activity
This provision is the substantive legal basis for extending the benefit period, which was the main subject of the appeal and the ruling.
ACH.163.17.77.2019 · vd (Art. 9a LACI)
Unemployment Benefit Extension Denial Based on Prior Independent Activity
This provision was the substantive basis for rejecting the appeal, as the court found the conditions for the extension of the benefit period under this article were not met.
AL.2018.00108 · zh (Art. 9a Abs. 2 AVIG)
Unemployment Benefits Denial for Insufficient Contributions During Reference Period
This article was implicitly the central provision contested regarding the extension of the contribution period due to self-employment, though its non-fulfillment (lack of definitive cessation of self-employment) led to the dismissal.
ACH.169.15.117.2018 · vd (art. 9a al. 2 LACI)
SECO v. Insured Person: Unemployment Benefit Extension Based on Self-Employment Contribution Period
This provision governs the extension of the contribution period for insured persons who undertook independent activity, which was the core legal question leading to the rejection of the appeal.
CDP.2017.237 · ne (Art. 9a al. 2 LACI)
Watchmaking Operator/Manager Denial of Unemployment Benefit Form Appeal
Mentioned by the court as having been incorrectly applied by the administrative body regarding the reference period.
CDP.2017.237 · ne (Art. 9a al. 2 LACI)
Watchmaking Operator/Manager Denial of Unemployment Benefit Form Appeal
The court noted that the administrative body incorrectly determined the reference period by applying this provision which concerns the extension of the contribution period for self-employed workers, not the relevant period for establishing contribution periods for PDU1.