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Unemployment benefits

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Difference between job-seeking allowance and unemployment benefits

The job-seeking allowance is paid to an unemployed person during the period in which they actively look for work in order to be re-employed.

Unemployment benefits, on the other hand, are paid by the state to workers who have lost their jobs, and are divided into the job-seeking allowance and the employment promotion allowance.

In other words, unemployment benefits are a broader concept than the job-seeking allowance, and what people commonly call unemployment benefits usually refers to the job-seeking allowance.

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