In this episode, the discussion covers five distinct benefits designed for unemployed individuals aged 30 to 55, provided they meet the specified requirements. The program includes certain SEPE advantages that should be requested during unemployment. The following sections explain what each benefit is, who qualifies, and how to apply to receive them.
First, eligibility details matter. Eligible unemployed individuals aged 30 to 55 must not earn more than 723.75 euros per month, which is 75 percent of the Interprofessional Minimum Wage. In addition, these benefits provide a fixed monthly amount of 463.20 euros.
SEPE unemployment subsidy for those with less than a year of work
This option helps those who have recently entered the job market or have limited work history. It is one of several supports available to qualifying individuals who are currently unemployed.
Help with family responsibilities
This form of aid is accessible to unemployed individuals aged 30 to 55 who have dependents. It can be requested when unemployment persists and the applicant has minor or disabled children, with a disability level of 65 percent or higher. Another requirement for accessing family assistance is signing an activity commitment.
SEPE: How to claim the online unemployment benefit?
The family responsibilities aid depends on the timing of unemployment benefits received and the applicant’s age. The structure is designed to align the aid period with previous benefits and life circumstances to maximize support where it is needed most.
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Unemployed individuals under 45 who have received unemployment benefits for four months can access this help for 18 months.
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Unemployed individuals under 45 who have received unemployment benefits for more than four months can access this help for 24 months.
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If the unemployed person is over 45 and has received unemployment benefits for four months, they can access this help for 24 months.
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For those older than 45 who have received unemployment benefits for more than four months, the aid can extend to 30 months.
All about the new SEPE assistance of more than 450 euros per month
The SEPE framework includes multiple monthly supports that exceed 450 euros, aiming to provide meaningful relief to longstanding unemployed individuals while they seek new opportunities.
Subsidy for those over 45
Another SEPE aid is the subsidy for people over 45. Eligibility requires no dependent children and a maximum benefit period of six months, without an extension option.
Subsidy for those over 52
This episode also outlines another form of assistance for long-term unemployment: the subsidy for those over 52. It targets individuals who have exhausted other benefits, have no income, and are aged 52 or older.
These rules govern how subsidies for those over 52 are accessed and the conditions that lead to eligibility, ensuring that older workers receive support when most needed.
Active Addition Income
Also known as Active Addition Income, this is a one-time or temporary aid available to those who have exhausted prior benefits and are under 52. The duration can extend up to 33 months, depending on the individual’s circumstances and continued eligibility.
Active Addition Income: how and when to claim it
The process for claiming Active Addition Income follows a defined path within SEPE, linked to the exhaustion of prior benefits and the applicant’s age status. Applicants should review the current guidelines and prepare the required documentation to submit the claim accurately and timely.
Extraordinary Subsidy for Unemployment
This extraordinary subsidy targets individuals who have exhausted other supports, including Active Addition Income. It is designed to provide a final layer of aid for a limited period, subject to meeting specific requirements. The benefit duration is typically six months, with no automatic extension.