Have you lost your job? How to Avoid Assistence

Periskopi

2 September 2017, 22:35(9 years ago)

The payment of unemployment, or as it is known, does not benefit automatically after the loss of the job, but primarily requires meeting a series of conditions and documents from the interested person. To avoid exemption from payment is important for documentation to be handed over within 60 days of layoffs, since it [...]

To avoid being exempted from payment, it is important that documentation be delivered within 60 days of layoffs, since you otherwise lose that right.

Also, you must be registered as unemployed jobseekers near the relevant employment office, as well as present the written request, in addition to other documents, which are work brochures, identity cards, family status certificates, confirmation from the tax-tax branch, which are not registered subject, etc.

To benefit this payment, each person must have contributed to social security for at least a 12-month period, in any case of profit. And everyone should accept employment or qualify when offered by the appropriate employment office.

With unemployment payments being financially supported by all unemployed job seekers in the event of unemployment due to job cuts, job cuts, company bankruptcy, reduction of activity, etc.

Following the legal changes of 2016, the current basic unemployment fee is $11,000.

Those with a transition period of at least one year benefit assistance for 3 months, those with a five-year transition period benefit it for 9 months, while those with over 10 years receive their unemployment payments for one year. /scan