실업급여 조건② The total insured unit period for the 24 months prior to the date of job change must be at least 9 months.
Calculation formula: 1 – [Unit period of insurance as an artist (calculated in months) ÷ 9 months
≤ Unit period of insurance as an employee (calculated on a daily basis) ÷ 180 days
Example) ① In the 24 months before changing jobs, a total of 4 months as an artist, 60 days as an employee:
1 – [4÷9] ≦ 60÷180 is not established, so the insured unit period requirement is not met.
② In the 24 months before changing jobs, a total of 7 months as an artist, 60 days as an employee:
1 – [7÷9] ≦ 60÷180 holds true, thus satisfying the insured unit period requirement.
3) The insured unit period for short-term artists is considered as 1 month if it is 11 days or more per month, and the sum of all labor provided days in a month with less than 11 days divided by 22 days is considered as 1 month.
4) If you have received job-seeking benefits before the date you last acquired insured status. The ‘date that became the basis for payment of remuneration before the date of separation’ corresponding to the job-seeking benefit is not included in the insured unit period. However, even if you applied for eligibility, if you did not receive job-seeking benefits, it is included in the insured unit period.
③ The reason for job change must not be one of the reasons for eligibility restrictions (Article 58 of the Employment Insurance Act).
1) If the compensation for the three months immediately preceding the month in which the date of job change falls by more than 20% compared to the same period of the previous year
2) In the 12 months immediately preceding the month of job change, there were more than 5 months in which the average monthly salary of the previous year was reduced by more than 20%.
④ If you have dual acquisition as a worker and an artist, you must maintain insurance status as an artist for at least 3 months out of the 24 months prior to the date of job change.
⑤ When a short-term artist works at two or more businesses, he or she must work as a short-term artist for more than 90 days in a business other than the business where he or she reported unemployment.
⑥ You must actively make efforts to find re-employment.
① You must be unemployed (loss of insurance eligibility).
② The total insured unit period for the 24 months prior to the date of job change must be at least 9 months.
③ The reason for job change must not be one of the reasons for eligibility restrictions (Article 58 of the Employment Insurance Act).
1) If the compensation for the three months immediately preceding the month in which the date of job change falls by more than 20% compared to the same period of the previous year
2) In the 12 months immediately preceding the month of job change, there were more than 5 months in which the average monthly salary of the previous year was reduced by more than 20%.
④ If you have dual acquisition as a worker and an artist, you must maintain insurance status as an artist for at least 3 months out of the 24 months prior to the date of job change.
⑤ When a short-term artist works at two or more businesses, he or she must work as a short-term artist for more than 90 days in a business other than the business where he or she reported unemployment.
⑥ You must actively make efforts to find re-employment.
① It is recognized that artists engage in some income-generating activities during the period of receiving job-seeking benefits.
2) If it exceeds the amount, the excess amount is reduced from the job-seeking benefit and then paid.
2) In case of self-employment activities
② If you receive job-seeking benefits or prenatal and postnatal benefits by false or fraudulent means, you will be subject to penalties under the Employment Insurance Act.
① It is recognized that artists engage in some income-generating activities during the period of receiving job-seeking benefits.
② If you receive job-seeking benefits or prenatal and postnatal benefits by false or fraudulent means, you will be subject to penalties under the Employment Insurance Act.
① This is a grace period for unemployment benefits to encourage prompt re-employment after job change.
② If an artist changes jobs due to a decrease in income, the 4-week period is considered a waiting period and job-seeking benefits are not paid.
① The daily remuneration (basic daily amount), which is the basis for calculating the daily job-seeking benefit, is the amount divided by the total remuneration for the year before the date of job change divided by the total number of days in the relevant period.
– If the standard compensation (KRW 800,000) at the time of job change is less than one day, it is calculated as one day standard compensation.
② The daily job-seeking benefit is 60% of the basic daily amount, and the upper limit is 66,000 won, the same as for workers.
– There is no separate regulation for the lower limit, but 480,000 won, which is 60% of the standard remuneration (800,000 won), acts as the actual lower limit.
① Same as workers, payment is made for 120 to 270 days depending on the insured period and age.
① Same as workers, payment is made for 120 to 270 days depending on the insured period and age.
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