Unemployment - Income during the unemployment period

If an unemployed person  has income from work (employee) or from occupation (self-employed) or from work pension during the period of his unemployment – this income will be deducted from his unemployment benefit.

A person who is registered at the labor exchange as lacking work,who is ready and able to work at any suitable work ,to whom the labor exchange has not offered such work.

An unemployed person who has income from work (employee) or occupation (self-employed) in the period for which he receives an unemployment benefit, must report on this income, which will be deducted in full from his unemployment benefit.

Unemployment benefit will not be paid for the days of work in which the income from work (employee) or from occupation (self-employed) is higher than the unemployment benefit.

Despite the above, an unemployed person who works at wages that are lower than the unemployment benefit due him may receive a grant for work at low wages.

An unemployed person who has income from work pension will be paid an unemployment benefit from which the full gross monthly income from the pension is deducted.

If the income from pension is more than the unemployment benefit to which he is entitled, he will not receive any unemployment benefit.

A person who is registered at the labor exchange as lacking work,who is ready and able to work at any suitable work ,to whom the labor exchange has not offered such work.