Art. 71 Bundesgesetz vom 25. Juni 1982 über die obligatorische Arbeitslosenversicherung und die Insolvenzentschädigung (AVIG)

VPB 1991-11-19 (Art. 71, 3e al., LACI)

Swiss Federal Legal and Administrative Amendments (1992)

Cited as a task for which administrative costs of public employment offices are indemnified.

38.2014.71 · ti (Art. 71 LADI)

Commuter Subsidy Denial for Low Temporary Salary

This article was mentioned as being replaced by paragraph 3 of Article 68 LADI following the third revision.

38.2013.24 · ti (Art. 68 LADI (vecchio art. 71 cpv. 2 LADI))

Unemployment Benefits and Lodging Subsidies for Seasonal Work

Cited in jurisprudence regarding the requirement of financial loss compared to the last activity.

38.2013.24 · ti (Art. 71 LADI)

Unemployment Benefits and Lodging Subsidies for Seasonal Work

Mentioned historically as the provision replaced by Art. 68 para. 3 LADI regarding financial loss.

A/57/2005 · ge (art. 71 al. 1 LACI)

Insured Entitled to Unemployment Benefits After Sale of Business Despite Pending Deregistration

Although cited in the reasoning, it is not explicitly repeated in the final orders, so it is excluded based on the strict rule.

PS.1994.0559 · vd (Art. 71 al. 3 LACI)

Appellant Travel Cost Contribution Date Dispute

The reasoning section cites this article to establish the general requirement for submitting the claim prior to taking up employment outside the domicile area.

AL.2001.00678 · zh (Art. 71 Abs. 3 AVIG)

Director's Appeal of Unemployment Denial Due to Employer-Like Status

Cited in the reasoning to establish the specific competence of the cantonal authority regarding certain benefits.

AL.2001.00678 · zh (Art. 60 Abs. 1 und 2, Art. 67 und Art. 71 Abs. 3 AVIG)

Shareholder-Manager Denied Unemployment Benefits Due to Continued Control Over Business

Cited in the reasoning regarding jurisdiction but not explicitly in the dispositive orders.

38.2003.6 · ti (Art. 71 cpv. 3 LADI)

Insured v. Benefits Agency: Retroactive Lodging Allowance Start Date

This article, concerning the requirement to apply for benefits before accepting external work, was cited in the reasoning leading to the partial acceptance of the appeal by justifying the starting date of the recognized subsidy.

PVG 2002 13 · gr (Art. 71 Abs. 1 AVIG)

Benefit Eligibility and Commuter Cost Calculation Dispute

Cited in the reasoning as the statutory basis for the six-month duration of commuter cost benefits, which informed the partial annulment and remand.

38.2003.6 · ti (Art. 71 cpv. 1 LADI)

Claimant v. Unemployment Office: Retroactive Unemployment Benefit Start Date

This article stating the maximum duration (six months) of the subsidy was cited in the reasoning but not explicitly mentioned in the final orders.

38.2003.6 · ti (Art. 71 cpv. 2 LADI)

Claimant v. Unemployment Office: Retroactive Unemployment Benefit Start Date

This article stating the requirement of financial loss was cited in the reasoning but not explicitly mentioned in the final orders.

38.2003.6 · ti (Art. 71 cpv. 3 LADI)

Claimant v. Unemployment Office: Retroactive Unemployment Benefit Start Date

The core dispute resolved in the ruling concerns the starting date of the subsidy, which directly relates to the requirement to apply before starting external work set out in this article.

38.2014.59 · ti (Art. 71 LADI)

IT Consulting Firm Appeal Against Denial of Unemployment Benefits for High-Salaried Leased Employee

Cited in the enumeration of special measures under the LADI.