Arbeitslosengeld I

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Arbeitslosengeld I is Germany’s primary contributory unemployment insurance benefit, paid for a limited time to jobseekers who previously paid into the statutory unemployment insurance system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Cash benefit
Social security benefit
Unemployment insurance benefit
administeredBy Bundesagentur für Arbeit NERFINISHED
appliesTo Jobseekers
basedOn Contribution record
Previous earnings
Previous employment
beneficiaryMay Receive support for training and placement
beneficiaryMust Accept reasonable job offers
Report changes in personal circumstances
benefitType Earnings-related benefit
country Germany NERFINISHED
distinctFrom Arbeitslosengeld II
Bürgergeld NERFINISHED
duration Generally shorter than one year for most claimants
Limited by previous insurance periods
excludes Most self-employed without voluntary insurance
fundedBy Employee contributions
Employer contributions
Statutory unemployment insurance
introducedAs Successor to earlier unemployment insurance benefits in Germany
is Primary contributory unemployment benefit in Germany
Time-limited benefit
language German
legalBasis SGB III NERFINISHED
Sozialgesetzbuch Drittes Buch NERFINISHED
linkedTo Obligations to cooperate with employment agency
Participation in active labour market measures
partOf German social security system
paymentForm Monthly cash payment
purpose Income replacement during unemployment
Securing livelihood of unemployed persons
regulatedBy Federal law
replacedBy Arbeitslosengeld II after entitlement expires
Bürgergeld after entitlement expires
requires Active job search
Availability for job placement
Previous contributions to statutory unemployment insurance
Registration as unemployed
scope Nationwide in Germany
shortName ALG I NERFINISHED
targetGroup Insured employees

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Hartz IV unemployment benefit distinctFrom Arbeitslosengeld I