Mini-job after termination – ALG 1?

I would like to resign due to illness or be dismissed (preferably without a waiting period).

I would register as unemployed for a day, then deregister again, as I urgently need a break of a few months and perhaps start a mini-job at some point during the break to at least have a small amount of income.

Only after a while do I want to register as a job seeker again and, if I manage to do so, start something new and become self-employed after being unemployed.

Question: Does it have any effect on the amount of ALG1 I receive if I do a mini-job in between?

Since it gets a bit more complicated (I have a chronic illness with a diagnosis that often results in a disability pension, I've only worked part-time for years, and have already claimed about 50 of my 78 weeks of sick pay. Now, before I apply for EWR (unemployment benefit), I'd like to see if I can get healthier again if I leave the job I no longer like and find a new career path – I'm only 37 after all… but if things don't get better, it's important that my entitlement to a disability pension doesn't expire…), I have another question: Where is the best place to get advice on everything I need to take into account? Are there advisors who are familiar with sick pay, unemployment benefits, and a disability pension all at the same time?

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isomatte
10 months ago

Even if the agency for work would consider your self-announcement for health reasons to be an important reason, or if you would be cancelled without your own fault, you would not have to comply with the expectation period – 1 from the agency for work.

For this, you would have to give the job market for min. 15 hours a week.

If you were entitled to ALG – 1 and if you were to take up an employment of less than 15 hours a week according to the contract of employment, only adjusted EUR 165 net remained as a free allowance for your services in the month.

The rest would take you off your services.

In each city there should be a free social welfare consultancy, which should also be recognized with ALG – 1 etc.

isomatte
10 months ago
Reply to  ViviAnne86

When you cancel, you should first report to the job-seekering agency if you are cancelled or cancelled now doesn’t matter.

If you report lately to work, you would first be threatened with a blocking period after 1 week’s paragraph 159 SGB – 1 week due to late job request.

This 1 week would take you off your overall claim and be gone.

Your ALG – 1 will only be preserved if you apply for it and get it approved from your unemployment.

Then the remaining claim will be retained for 4 years from the origin of the claim, so if you have not acquired a claim, you would have regained your old unused claim.

If you would not get an ALG – 1, you would have to complete the waiting period from the application, so within 30 months you would have to min. 12 months have paid contributions to unemployment insurance, otherwise there is no entitlement to ALG – 1.

Only if you were written in the ALG – 1 cover and then AU – would you like an employer to pay for 6 weeks, then up to 6 weeks further ALG – 1 from the agency for work.

After that, sickness benefit in the amount of the ALG – 1 up to a further 72 weeks, i.e. 6 weeks up to 78 weeks, then the tax and application of the pension would come.

Your mini-job would have no influence on the level of the ALG – 1, as there is no social insurance employment.

Without ALG – 1, you would also have to pay your KK contribution by yourself if a free family insurance would not be considered, as you would be with the 220 euros in the month.

DasOrakel
10 months ago

For the imposition of a blocking period, it is not relevant who announces, and neither agency for work, nor job center, finance “departures”.

DasOrakel
10 months ago
Reply to  ViviAnne86

Unemployment benefit is calculated in principle by the average net of the last 12 months.

Minijobs have nothing to do with it.