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Art. 42 Verordnung vom 31. August 1983 über die obligatorische Arbeitslosenversicherung und die Insolvenzentschädigung (AVIV) - Taggeldanspruch bei vorübergehender Arbeitsunfähigkeit

AVIV; Zweiter Titel: Leistungen; Erstes Kapitel: Arbeitslosenentschädigung
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Art. 42 AVIV · Taggeldanspruch bei vorübergehender Arbeitsunfähigkeit

Versicherte, die vorübergehend ganz oder teilweise arbeitsunfähig sind und ihren Taggeldanspruch geltend machen wollen, müssen ihre Arbeitsunfähigkeit innert einer Woche nach deren Beginn dem regionalen Arbeitsvermittlungszentrum (RAV) melden.

Meldet die versicherte Person ihre Arbeitsunfähigkeit ohne entschuldbaren Grund nach Ablauf dieser Frist und hat sie die Arbeitsunfähigkeit auch nicht auf dem Formular «Angaben der versicherten Person» angegeben, so hat sie keinen Taggeldanspruch für die Tage der Arbeitsunfähigkeit vor der Meldung.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (45)

715.25.104 · bl (Art. 42 Abs. 1 AVIV)
Unemployment Benefits Denied for Failure to Report Incapacity
The appeal was dismissed because the insured person failed to report their incapacity for work within the prescribed one-week period.
PS.2024.0028 · vd (Art. 42 al. 1 OACI)
Recipient v. Social Assistance Authority (Failure to Report Work Incapacity Due to Psychiatric Disorder)
The violation concerned the obligation to report work incapacity within one week, as stipulated by this article.
PS.2024.0028 · vd (Art. 42 al. 2 OACI)
Recipient v. Social Assistance Authority (Failure to Report Work Incapacity Due to Psychiatric Disorder)
This article was cited in the reasoning to explain the consequence of late reporting without a valid excuse, which was ultimately deemed excusable in this case.
AVI.2024.8 · sg (Art. 42 Abs. 2 AVIV)
Unemployment Benefit Suspension Appeal for Untrue Statement
The court considered that the appellant had already lost entitlement to daily allowances for the days preceding the report based on this article, influencing the proportionality assessment regarding the additional suspension.
200 2023 39 · be (Art. 42 AVIV)
Unemployment Benefit Suspension for Voluntary Resignation Without Proven Unbearable Conditions
Not cited in the final order.
AL.2018.00146 · zh (Art. 42 Abs. 1 AVIV)
Benefit Suspension Due to Late Medical Certificate Submission
This provision, related to the timely reporting of incapacity for work, formed the basis for determining that the appellant failed in her obligations.
2019.03.13.sv.2 · bl (Art. 42 Abs. 1 AVIV)
Work Disability Reporting Requirement for Unemployment Benefits
This provision, read in conjunction with Art. 28 Abs. 3 AVIG, details the consequences of failing to report incapacity for work within the stipulated timeframe, leading to the denial of benefits for the period prior to the report.
2018.02.28.sv.1 · bl (Art. 42 Abs. 1 AVIV)
Unemployment Benefits Denied for Failure to Provide Medical Evidence
This provision establishes a deadline for reporting incapacity for work, a formal requirement that the court found the claimant failed to meet.
38.2017.40 · ti (Art. 42 cpv. 1 OADI)
Appeal Regarding Denial of Unemployment Benefits Due to Medical Unfitness and Non-Compliance
This provision was cited regarding the deadline for reporting temporary incapacity, supporting the finding that any entitlement under Art. 28 LADI had expired.
ACH.143.16.58.2017 · vd (Art. 42 OACI)
Unemployment Benefits Denial Appeal Based on Failure to Timely Report Pregnancy-Related Incapacity
Cited as the basis for the requirement to notify the unemployment office of incapacity within one week.
ACH.2.16.144.2016 · vd (Art. 42 OACI)
Insured Denied Unemployment Benefits for Untimely Vacation Notification, Partial Illness Period Denial Overturned
The court considered the requirement to report incapacity for work to the ORP within one week, which the claimant violated, although this violation did not lead to the suppression of benefits due to cumulatively unmet conditions.
ACH.167.15.52.2016 · vd (Art. 42 al. 1 OACI)
Unemployment Benefits Suspension Upheld for Failure to Report Incapacity
Cited alongside Art. 30 al. 1 let. e LACI as the basis for the suspension decision, related to the deadline for reporting work incapacity.
A/3503/2015 · ge (Art. 42 OACI)
Unemployment Benefit Repayment for Untimely Sickness Notification
This article was cited by the insurance carrier in its initial decision (point 10) and subsequently in its response (point 16) and was extensively analyzed as the key provision governing the notification deadline for incapacity to work (point 2a, 2b, 5a).
PS.2014.0120 · vd (art. 42 al. 1 OACI)
Recipient Sanction Upheld for Late Notification of Work Incapacity
Cited to establish the obligation to report incapacity for work within the required timeframe, which the appellant breached.
CDP.2012.373 · ne (Art. 42 al. 1 OACI)
Unreported Employment Leads to Benefit Suspension for Gross Fault
Cited in the reasoning concerning the duty to report incapacity, linked to the duty to report income.