Arbeitslosengeld?

Hallo,

es heißt man bekommt 60% von seinem letzten Bruttolohn als Arbeitslosengeld.

Da ich in Altersteilzeit bin und einen kleinen Zeitraum mit Arbeitslosigkeit vor Augen habe, meine Frage, ob man das so pauschal tatsächlich sagen?

In meinem Brutto sind auch:

– ATZ Aufstockung 1021

– BVV 213 plus 98

– Rentenaufstockung 490

– Krankenkassenbeiträge 248

Was ist damit, zählt das alles tatsächlich dazu oder muss ich da doch Abstriche machen?

Danke und Grüße

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DasOrakel
2 months ago

60% of his last gross wage as unemployment benefit

From Net :

DasOrakel
2 months ago
Reply to  uweuwe63

I don’t understand what you want to know.

GutenTag2003
2 months ago

– BVV
213plus
98.

– Pension increase
490

– Health insurance contributions
248

These are not incomes but benefits for health and pension insurance.

Without the ATZ, the employer’s share of social security is not an income.

GutenTag2003
2 months ago
Reply to  uweuwe63

Look at your payroll. There is the “social insurance charge”

DerHans
2 months ago

All that counts on the contribution calculation for the scalial insurance also counts for the AlG 1

DerHans
2 months ago
Reply to  uweuwe63

That should come out of your last payroll. There is a Rubruík contribution soz-ver-.paid

isomatte
2 months ago

It counts gross income subject to social insurance, usually the average of the last 12 months.

It is also possible to take the average net income if there are not amounts which are not liable to taxation.

Of these, as a rule, by 60 % to ALG-1 if min. 1 child with entitlement to child allowance would then be 67% to ALG – 1.