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Aggregation of periods for unemployment benefits
Report on U1 portable documents for mobile workers : reference year 2018
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As a principle, unemployed mobile workers will claim benefits in the Member State of last activity. In some cases a mobile worker’s period of insurance, employment or self-employment is insufficient to be entitled to an unemployment benefit. In that case additional periods completed by the person in a Member State other than the competent Member State (i.e. the Member State of last activity) are
required. For the aggregation of periods, the competent institution where the person applied for unemployment benefits must contact the institutions of the Member States to whose legislation the person has also been subject in order to determine all periods completed under their legislation. Portable Document (PD) U1 or the corresponding Structured Electronic Document (SED) U002 certifies periods of insurance, employment or self-employment completed by a worker in another Member State that are to be taken into account for the award of unemployment benefits. The PD U1 is issued to the worker, on his or her request, by the institution of the Member State where the person completed the periods of insurance, employment or self-employment. The SED U002 is issued at the request of the competent institution.
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Published:
2020-12-30
Corporate author(s):
Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion
(
European Commission
)
,
HIVA (KU Leuven)
Personal author(s):
De Smedt, Lynn
;
Pacolet, Jozef
;
De Wispelaere, Frederic
Themes:
Labour market — Free movement of workers
,
Social protection and social security
Subject:
EU Member State
,
labour mobility
,
social security
,
social-security benefit
,
social-security harmonisation
,
unemployment
,
unemployment insurance
,
worker information
,
working conditions
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978-92-76-15282-8
DOI
10.2767/90595
Catalogue number
KE-04-20-030-EN-N
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ISBN
978-92-76-15282-8
DOI
10.2767/90595
Catalogue number
KE-04-20-030-EN-N
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