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Art. 21 Loi d'application de la loi fédérale sur les allocations familiales (LALAFam) - Caisse cantonale d'allocations familiales

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Art. 21 LALAFam · Caisse cantonale d'allocations familiales

1. La Caisse cantonale de compensation pour allocations familiales au sens de l'article 17 alinéa 1 de la LAFam est la Caisse Interprofessionnelle Valaisanne d'Allocations Familiales (CIVAF), association de droit civil, de siège à Sion.

2. La caisse cantonale a un rôle supplétif. Elle affilie prioritairement l'administration cantonale et les institutions cantonales de droit public, ainsi que les membres ne pouvant adhérer à une caisse d'allocations familiales reconnue créée par une association professionnelle ou interprofessionnelle.

3. Les organes de la caisse cantonale sont

a) * l'assemblée des délégués;

b) * le conseil d'administration représenté paritairement par les employeurs et les salariés, et présidé par un des représentants des employeurs;

c) * la direction exercée par la Caisse de compensation du canton du Valais;

d) * l'organe de révision.

4. Pour le surplus, la caisse cantonale doit faire approuver ses statuts par le Conseil d'Etat, satisfaire à toutes les conditions énoncées à l'article 15 alinéa 2 LALAFam et offrir la garantie d'une saine gestion.

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (16)

38.2008.20 · ti (Art. 21 Reg.LAF)
Claimant v. Oversight Authority on Supplementary Family Allowance Calculation for Unemployed
The appeal was upheld based on the interpretation that Article 21 Reg.LAF determines the allowance amount based on the degree of job seeking registration, not prior employment degree.
39.2007.6 · ti (Art. 21 cpv. 1 lett. a LAF)
Appeal Regarding Denied Family Allowances for Unenrolled Dependent Child
Cited to explain entitlement to allowance under new rules concerning children in training in Switzerland, contextual information.
39.2007.6 · ti (Art. 21 cpv. 1 lett. b LAF)
Appeal Regarding Denied Family Allowances for Unenrolled Dependent Child
The decision to uphold the appeal is based on the application of this article regarding the right to family allowance for a child in special education due to health impairment.
39.2003.14 · ti (art. 21 cpv. 1 lett. a) LAF)
Step-Parent Family Allowance Benefits After Legislative Change
Cited in the reasoning explaining the requirements for granting the training allowance, which are subsequently checked during the referral.
A/1729/2002 · ge (art. 18, 21 et 30 de la loi genevoise sur les allocations familiales (LAF ; J 5 10))
Company Appeal Regarding 2001 Family Allowance Contribution Assessment
These articles, concerning the basis for setting contributions, are cited in the reasoning but not in the operative part (orders 1-4).
53.2000.34 · ti (art. 21 LAF 1996)
State Employee Family Allowance for Education Abroad Upheld
Cited as the provision whose territorial limitation (requiring studies in Switzerland) is overridden by the privilege granted under Art. 14 para. 2 LStip.
39.2000.81 · ti (Art. 21 LAF)
Cantonal Family Allowance Fund v. Appellant (Income Recalculation)
Cited for the allowance for training and the inclusion of children in the calculation.
53.2000.31 · ti (art. 21 LAF 1996)
State Employee Educational Benefits and Territorial Restrictions
This provision, which mandates that training must take place in Switzerland to receive the allowance, was implicitly overruled by Art. 14 LStip for state employees in this specific case, as cited in the dispositive context.
A/263/2000 · ge (article 21 LAF)
Watchmakers' Association v. Cantonal Decision on Family Allowance Payments
Cited throughout the reasoning as establishing the obligation for funds to pay benefits directly, and confirmed as falling under organizational requirements subject to the five-year delay (Art. 44 al. 2 LAF).
38.2008.20 · ti (art. 21 Reg.LAF)
Ticino Insurance Court Rules Family Allowance Based on Availability, Not Previous Employment Rate
This provision was central to establishing that the family allowance amount depends on the degree of registration for job placement, leading to the acceptance of the appeal.
39.2001.8 · ti (art. 21 lett. a) LAF)
Father's Family Allowance Claim vs. Ticino Fund Regarding Employed Mother Abroad
Mentioned in the reasoning regarding training allowances for frontier workers, but not used in the operative orders.
39.2006.6 · ti (Art. 21 LAF)
Boy-20 Age Limit vs. Apprentice Status for Family Allowance Termination
This article was cited by the opposing party as rationale for the decision under appeal and was discussed in the reasoning regarding entitlement conditions.
39.2007.6 · ti (Art. 21 cpv. 1 lett. a LAF)
Family Allowance Denial Over Temporary Training Interruption
Mentioned in the reasoning regarding changes to the law that occurred after the relevant period, not used in the final order.
39.2007.6 · ti (Art. 21 cpv. 1 lett. b LAF)
Family Allowance Denial Over Temporary Training Interruption
Although this provision defines the condition for the right to family allowance (special training due to health damage), the decision orders the case to be sent back for further investigation into its application, making it the implicit substantive basis for the ruling.
53.2000.31 · ti (art. 21 LAF 1996)
Cantonal Employee Family Allowance Education Abroad
Cited in the preliminary section setting out the relevant laws, although the ruling ultimately found an exception to this article.