What is a Kassa in Denmark?
Arbejdsløshedskasser – also called a-kasser in Denmark are organisations, which in most cases are linked to trade unions. The organisations offer insurance against unemployment and administer public laws and regulations in the field. Every a-kasse has a designated EU-case worker whom you can contact.
How much is a Kassa?
The fee to Akademikernas a-kassa is 130 SEK from October 2021. The first invoice with the new fee will be sent in the end of October.
What is the best a-Kasse in Denmark?
My A-kasse was voted Denmark’s best A-kasse 3 years in a row. One of the cheapest unemployment funds, where the contribution is low and the service is top-notch. As a member of My A-Kasse, you are guaranteed an income if you lose your job.
How does unemployment work in Denmark?
You can receive unemployment benefit in Denmark if you have been a member of a recognised unemployment insurance fund for at least 1 year, and you are out of work at the same time. For full-time members, a minimum income of DKK 243,996 (DKK 162,660 for part-time members) during the 3 preceding years is required.
How does a-kasse work?
An “A-kasse” is a private association, but the most of the money you pay for membership, the A-kasse transfer to The Danish State. If you get unemployed you do not receive money from the “A-kasse” but from the Danish State. Many Danes are in addition to membership of an A-kasse also member of an Trade Union.
How do I join Kasse?
The first thing you must do is to register as a job seeker (unemployed) on your first day of unemployment. You can do this at your local job centre or online on jobnet.dk. Secondly you must fill out a document called “ledighedserklæring” in your A-kasse’s online self-service (requires login).
How do I get a-Kassa?
Your to do list
- Visit arbetsförmedlingen and register.
- Ask your employer to fill out the form Arbetsgivarintyg.
- Send your application to us.
- Fill in the time report at Mina sidor.
- Register bank account.
- Report your activities to arbetsförmedlingen.
- Money from one at the time.
How does a Kassa work?
Everyone working in Sweden with a general work permit is covered by unemployment insurance. A-kassa members have the opportunity to receive payments based on their income. If you are not a member you can still be eligible for unemployment benefit but at a basic rate.
How do I claim my Kasse?
Why is unemployment low in Denmark?
This significant decrease in unemployment is attributed to Denmark’s emphasis on active labour market policies (ALMP) throughout the 1990s; which sought to help workers obtain the skills needed to create a successful labour market. The Danish labour market is infused with a high degree of job mobility.