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Independent studies with unemployment benefit

Support for self-motivated studies allows you to study and receive unemployment benefit if the studies promote your employment.

Work try-out is a service that promotes the employment of individuals at a workplace and supports their return to the labour market.

Employers can apply for a pay subsidy for employing an unemployed job seeker. Pay subsidy is discretionary.

By registering yourself as a jobseeker, you become a customer of the employment services and you can start job seeking.

As a registered job seeker, you are entitled to advice and guidance to find and apply for jobs that match your skills.

A multidisciplinary joint service promoting employment is a cooperation model for different organisations that serves the long-term unemployed.

You can receive help when an employment relationship is changed or terminated. The service is intended for both employees and employers.

The employment subsidy is a financial subsidy for employers for the salary costs of an unemployed jobseeker aged 55 or over.