▾

External sources (not reviewed)

[...] the right to pensions, paid maternity leave, medical care in public health centres, unemployment benefits and other forms [...]

[...] mother‟s brother-in-law and then rented a small apartment, using half of his unemployment benefit.

[...] [...] receives a pension for incapacity for work, for a person receiving an unemployment benefit, for a person [...] [...]

[...] and pregnancy benefits, unemployment benefits, incapacity for work benefits and applicable law were distributed; staff of the Social Insurance Board, the Estonian Health Insurance Fund and the Labour Market [...]

The length of time when an unemployed person is entitled to receive an unemployment insurance benefit depends on their insurance period, i.e. how many months [...] [...]

Of course, the Government insists that the decision to return is “voluntary”, but this is obviously a clever legal subterfuge to hide disguised expulsion measures.

Persons who have reached pensionable age also have the right to receive a benefit in the case of collective termination of employment contracts, because the benefit is paid regardless of whether and for how long the employees who are made collectively redundant have paid the unemployment insurance premiums.

Employees who are in pensionable age also have the right to an insolvency benefit in case of an [...]

[...] focusing on rapid economic development and job creation, creating a favourable investment climate to attract foreign direct investment, reforming the pension system and expanding the social network for pensioners [...]

This risk is managed through proper planning, control and performance reviews and evaluations in the Agency’s main areas of operation (education, health, and relief and social services).

Under the Act, the Government grants a transition unemployment benefit to every worker whose agreement has been terminated and who has joined the Workfare Programme; this benefit is paid for a minimum period of 1 month and a maximum period of 12 months.

[...] incapacity for work benefits, old-age and survivor’s benefits, health insurance benefits, death grants, unemployment benefits, and family benefits.

[...] [...] [require] the person to provide compensation, whether monetary or otherwise, for any remedial action taken or damage suffered by another person arising [...] [...]

[...] [...] registration as unemployed; people between 55 and the age of old-age pension; unemployed persons who have received [...] [...]

[...] [...] resources development and the return of skilled workers from the diaspora; boosting electricity generation; improving export-oriented transport infrastructure; boosting tax mobilisation and promoting growth through comprehensive tax reform; rehabilitating the banking sector and implementing broader financial sector reform.

[...] [...] a contract under the law of obligations, persons are entitled to unemployment insurance benefit.

[...] [...] attacks on Kenyan territory and the accompanying loss of life and kidnappings of Kenyans and foreign nationals by the Al-Shabaab terrorists, decided to undertake remedial and pre-emptive action.

[...] [...] the pressure of unemployment and the prospect of receiving compensation (which they could have received in the form of unemployment benefits had they [...] [...]

In 2006, APEC Leaders and Ministers recalled the 2003 commitments to eliminate the threat of proliferation, and “acknowledged the need to take appropriate individual and joint actions, consistent with each economy’s circumstances, to further those commitments, including the need to protect legitimate financial and commercial systems [...]

[...] [...] having on the socio-economic and political stability in the host communities; (b) the inflow of weapons into the region and the proliferation of small arms and light weapons, surface-to-air missiles and explosives; (c) the nature and the extent of criminal and terrorist activities in these countries and ongoing regional initiatives to address them; (d) the impact on the security sector; (e) the national operational capacity of the security sector; (f) judicial reform; (g) additional efforts needed to address the root causes of recurrent food insecurity and malnutrition, as well as other humanitarian issues; (h) youth unemployment; and (i) disaster risk evaluation.

[...] [...] Slovenia commended the adoption of the strategy for resolving the issues of refugees and internally displaced persons in 2005 and requested further information about the legal status of internally displaced persons and the policies and measures provided for their access to social benefits, education, employment and unemployment benefits.

[...] than the amount of the unemployment allowance and who have been employed or engaged in work or an activity equal to work for at least 180 days during the twelve months prior to registration as unemployed have the right to receive unemployment allowance.

Under the leadership of the Emergency Relief Coordinator, the Inter-Agency Standing Committee principals, including non-governmental partners, began developing a new strategy, focusing on improving humanitarian leadership and coordination; ensuring that adequate staff and funds are deployed to address [...] [...]

[...] [...] training and job search assistance, to workers who become unemployed and are beneficiaries of Employment Insurance income support [...] [...]

Finally, in the area of relief and recovery, the report notes improved awareness and responses to the needs of women and girls in past conflict-needs assessments, basic service design and delivery, the provision of temporary employment, and transitional justice programmes, [...]

(11) The Committee notes that the people’s initiative on the expulsion of foreign criminals under discussion in Parliament calls for foreigners to be deprived of their residence permit and any further right to reside in Switzerland, regardless of their status, if they are convicted by final judgement of murder, rape or other serious sexual offences, or of other acts of violence such as armed robbery, trafficking in human beings, drug trafficking or breaking and entering, or if they have improperly claimed social security or welfare benefits.