Unemployment insurance (UI) acts as a “safety net” for workers who lose their jobs, providing them with a temporary source of income to cover living expenses and maintain their livelihood during a difficult period. This article provides detailed information about UI, including:
- Benefits: Financial support, job referrals, vocational training, etc.
- Participation requirements: Workers who are employed under a labor contract, participate in compulsory social insurance, etc.
- Enrollment Procedures: Simple, quick, and can be done online.
- Benefit Levels: Depend on the number of months of UI contributions, maximum of 12 months.
- Procedures for Receiving Benefits: Simple application process, quick resolution.
Unemployment insurance (UI) is a social security program that provides support to workers who have lost their jobs, helping them have a temporary source of income to cover living expenses and have time to find new employment.
Workers
Employers
Have terminated a labor contract or employment contract, except for the following cases:
Have paid unemployment insurance
Have submitted an application for unemployment benefits at the employment service center established by the state management agency: on employment within 03 months, from the date of termination of the labor contract or employment contract.
Have not found a job after 15 days, from the date of filing an application for unemployment insurance, except for the following cases:
Unemployment benefits: Help workers have a temporary source of income to cover living expenses during the time they are looking for a new job.
Support for consulting and job referrals: Help workers find jobs that match their abilities and needs.
Vocational training support: Help workers improve their vocational skills to meet the demands of the labor market.
Support for training, retraining, and upgrading of vocational skills to maintain employment for workers: Help workers update their specialized knowledge to maintain and develop their employment.
The duration of unemployment benefits is calculated based on the number of months of UI contributions, specifically:
Workers contribute 1% of their monthly salary.
Employers contribute 1% of the payroll of workers participating in the program.
The monthly unemployment benefit level is 60% of the average monthly salary of the 6 consecutive months of UI contributions before unemployment, but not exceeding 5 times the minimum regional wage for workers who participate in UI under the wage regime decided by the employer at the time of termination of the labor contract or employment contract.
The specific unemployment benefit level is calculated as follows:
Enrolling in Unemployment Insurance
Claiming Unemployment Benefits:
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