US EditionUnemployment Insurance From January 1, 2026: Will Benefits Change with Salary Increases?
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During January 2026, it began to govern the updating of the Unemployment Benefit administered by ANSES, a program aimed at workers who lost their formal employment by dismissal without cause, termination of contract or closure of the activity.It is a transitional economic support that can reach up to $341,000, determined according to the previous income of each beneficiary and their work history.Access to the benefit is subject to a number of co…
It is estimated that of the 12,500 beneficiaries who have been subsidized with the new proportional unemployment benefit, 25% have returned to the labor market.
Many new regulations regarding unemployment insurance, such as eligibility criteria, contribution rates, benefit levels, and unemployment insurance policies, have recently come into effect.
Reading time 6 minutesAnyone who receives unemployment benefit I and does or wants to take up a mini-job by the way, moves in a clearly regulated interplay of working time limits, additional pay rules and reporting obligations. From 2026 there is no complete realignment of unemployment benefit, but a change with noticeable effect in practice: Due to the higher statutory minimum wage, the mini-job earnings limit shifts. This can lead to mini-jobs…
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