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Art. 4 Einführungsgesetz zum Bundesgesetz über die Arbeitsvermittlung und den Personalverleih (Kantonales Arbeitsvermittlungsgesetz, kAVG) - Beiträge
Öffentliche Arbeitsvermittlung
Art. 4 Kantonales Arbeitsvermittlungsgesetz, kAVG · Beiträge
1. Der Kanton kann Massnahmen der Arbeitsvermittlung, die der Verhinderung von Arbeitslosigkeit oder der Eingliederung von Personen in den Erwerbsprozess dienen, durch Beiträge fördern.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (18)
WEKO · NOVA Nutzungsbedingu (Art. 4 PBG)
Competition Commission Investigates Potential Price-Fixing in Public Transport Ticketing Commission Model
Defines the public transport monopoly and its scope.
BRGE.II.Nrn.0009.00 · zh (§ 4 Abs. 2 PBG)
Appeals on Building Permits and Access Rights Over Private Path
Mentioned regarding the required enlargement of boundary and building distances when exceeding the permitted building height, although not decisive for the final order.
TVR.2024.Nr.23 · tg (§ 4 Abs. 1 PBG)
Municipality Zoning Plan Upholding
Cited in the first order to establish the municipality's planning discretion regarding zoning.
B.2022.49 · sg (Art. 4 Abs. 2 PBG)
Municipalities v. Cantonal Government on Landfill Siting and Procedural Violations
The court upheld the appeal and annulled the decision based on the lack of required cooperation/collaboration between the government and the municipalities in the planning process.
B.2022.49 · sg (Art. 4 Abs. 2 PBG)
Municipalities v. Cantonal Government on Landfill Siting Procedure
The decision was overturned due to the lack of substantive cooperation between the authority and the municipalities during the planning process, as required by this article.
VB.2020.00726 · zh (§ 4 PBG)
Right of Temporary Use for Construction Access and Compensation Calculation
This provision is applied to determine the applicable reference interest rate for calculating compensation.
TVR.2020.Nr.17 · tg (§ 4 Abs. 1 PBG)
Municipal Building Regulation vs. Higher-Level Planning Conflict Regarding Roof Window Design
Cited in the preamble, but the actual ruling relies on the fact that existing regulations under this law are sufficient protection.
TVR.2019.Nr.6 · tg (§ 4 PBG)
Municipality Planning Autonomy vs. Aesthetic Protection Overrule
Although cited in the reasoning regarding municipal autonomy, this provision is not explicitly used in the dispositive orders for the final ruling.
TVR.2017.Nr.18 · tg (§ 4 Abs. 3 PBG)
Municipality Development Plan Approval Upheld Against Superior Authority Refusal
Cited in the summary as the basis for the municipality's authority and discretionary power regarding the Gestaltungsplan, which justified allowing the appeal.
TVR.2017.Nr.17 · tg (§ 4 PBG)
Poultry Permit Dispute and Residential Noise Limits
This provision, concerning cantonal authority to define zone specifics, is cited in the introductory text and is the basis for the municipality's discretion upheld in the reasoning (E. 4.3.1).
TVR.2014.Nr.21 · tg (§ 4 Abs. 2 PBG)
Appeal Dismissed: Zoning Amendment for Private Residential Development
The appeal was dismissed because the zoning change was not minor as required by this provision for simplified procedure.
A-7837/2008 (Art. 4 cpv. 5 LTV)
Cantonal Appeal on Transport Concession Term Rejected
Cited to explain the possibility of modifying and renewing a concession, and the maximum duration of a concession.
A-689/2008 (Art. 4 Abs. 5 des Personenbeförderungsgesetzes (PBG, SR 744.10))
Federal Administrative Court Rules on Private Railway Infrastructure Contribution
Allows for periodic review and readjustment of the supplementary charge in concession agreements exceeding five years.
A-330/2007 (Art. 4 Abs. 1 PBG)
Transport Company v. Federal Office of Transport (Concession Renewal Duration)
Cited as the provision allowing the Federal Department of Environment, Transport, Energy and Communications to grant concessions.
A-330/2007 (Art. 4 Abs. 2 Bst. a und b PBG)
Transport Company v. Federal Office of Transport (Concession Renewal Duration)
Cited to outline the requirements for a concession, which are relevant to the underlying dispute but not directly used in the dispositive orders.