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this isn't the case in northern Europe at all. First of all you get around 1kish a month no questions asked, more if you have bills etc. you can prove you need
by Jommi 4y ago
this isn't the case in northern Europe at all.
First of all you get around 1kish a month no questions asked, more if you have bills etc. you can prove you need to pay
and if you opted into "unemployment insurance" while employed, you'd be getting 60-80% of your salary for the next 12 months
this insurance costs around 100e a year to opt into
- kioleanu 4y agoChiming in for Germany where unemployment insurance is mandatory and deducted from the salary each month. I personally pay 82 euros per month for 80% over a 1 year period (I think, I haven't checked in a while)
- denvrede 4y ago60% (67% if you have at least one kid) of your average net salary over the last 12 month before unemployment. Capped at ~2k in the old states and ~1.8k in the new ones. Paid for a max of 12 month for ages 49 and below after that it gets slightly longer.