Worth knowing - CA a-kasse
Worth knowing - CA a-kasse
Worth knowing - CA a-kasse
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Activation<br />
Under 30 years<br />
When you have been unemployed for 13 weeks altogether,<br />
it is your right and duty to be activated.<br />
When you have ended an activation, you shall start the next<br />
activation at the latest 6 months later.<br />
Over 30 years and under 60 years<br />
When you have been unemployed for 39 weeks altogether, it<br />
is your right and duty to be activated.<br />
Over 60 years<br />
When you have been unemployed for 26 weeks altogether, it<br />
is your right and duty to be activated.<br />
Activation can be employment with salary subsidy at a<br />
private or public enterprise, work practice for 4 weeks or<br />
training education.<br />
Job plan with the Job centre<br />
The agreements you make with the Job centre or other<br />
parties on activation will be registered in a Job plan.<br />
Consequently, you are to make both a Job plan with the<br />
unemployment insurance fund for job search and a Job plan<br />
with the Job centre for activation.<br />
The agreements in the Job plan with the Job centre<br />
are binding agreements and cannot be broken without<br />
agreement with Job centre or other parties. If you break<br />
the agreement, it may have consequences for your<br />
unemployment benefits.<br />
It’s a good idea that you prepare yourself before you are to<br />
talk about activation with the Job centre or other parties.<br />
For example, if you lack specific competences in order to get<br />
a job and for that reason want training, or if you lack work<br />
experience and thus want employment with salary subsidy.<br />
If you stay away from a meeting<br />
Everytime you stay away from or cancel a meeting that<br />
the unemployment insurance fund, the Job centre or<br />
other parties has called in for, you lose as a minimum the<br />
unemployment benefits for that particular day and until you<br />
have again contacted the meeting organizer. That applies<br />
regardless of the kind of meeting or activity you cancel or fail<br />
to turn up for.<br />
If you cancel before the interview, you lose as a miminum<br />
only unemployment benefits for the particular day of the<br />
meeting. It has, however, no consequences for you, if you<br />
cancel because you have a job interview at the same time,<br />
if you are working on the day, if you are meeting with other<br />
parties/Job centre or if you notify of sickness prior to the<br />
meeting.<br />
Vacation is also a valid reason for absence if you have<br />
informed the Job centre and the unemployment insurance<br />
fund about the vacation prior to your being called in for the<br />
meeting. Read more under the paragraph on ‘Vacation’.<br />
If you have signed a contract of employment and are<br />
to commence work later than the day of the meeting ,<br />
attendance is mandatory, provided you want unemployment<br />
benefits up until that day when you commence work.<br />
3 weeks’ quarantine for rejections and resignations<br />
You get 3 weeks’ effective quarantine for self-inflicted<br />
unemployment if mandatory without a valid reason<br />
tender your resignation<br />
reject a job facilitated to you<br />
reject or discontinue an offer of activation or retraining<br />
from the Job centre/other parties<br />
reject participation in preparing or revising a Job plan<br />
for activation<br />
accept a too short notice.<br />
You ought always contact us and learn about the<br />
consequences before you reject or discontinue a work or an<br />
offer.<br />
Repeat consequences and self-inflicted unemployment<br />
If within a 12 months’ period you are quarantined twice for<br />
self-inflicted unemployment – regardless of the reason – you<br />
lose your right to unemployment benefits until you have had <br />
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