Allowance calculator
You can estimate the amount of your earnings-related allowance using the allowance calculator.
1. Monthly salary
Fill in your average monthly gross salary. Salary is taken into account for a minimum of 26 weeks (6 months). More information here: How the daily allowance is calculated
2.1. Earned income
Fill in your gross income from work, if you work part-time, work full-time for less than two weeks, your daily working hours have been reduced due to a temporary lay-off or you are part-time self-employed. More information here: Working when receiving allowance
2.2. Social benefits
Fill in the gross amount of other social benefits you receive. More information here: Impact of social benefits
3. Graduation
The earnings-related unemployment allowance will be graduated starting from September 2, 2024. As a result of the graduation, the allowance will decrease to 80% after approximately two months (40 days) of payment. The allowance will further decrease to 75% after approximately eight months (170 days) of payment. Additional information: Graduated reduction of earnings-related allowance
1. Your daily allowance
Fill in your daily allowance before the effect of earned income.
2.1. Earned income
Fill in your gross income from work, if you work part-time, work full-time for less than two weeks, your daily working hours have been reduced due to a temporary lay-off or you are part-time self-employed. More information here: Working when receiving allowance
2.2. Social benefits
Fill in the gross amount of other social benefits you receive. More information here: Impact of social benefits
3. Graduation
The earnings-related unemployment allowance will be graduated starting from September 2, 2024. As a result of the graduation, the allowance will decrease to 80% after approximately two months (40 days) of payment. The allowance will further decrease to 75% after approximately eight months (170 days) of payment. Additional information: Graduated reduction of earnings-related allowance