⏰ The registration deadline: exactly 90 days
"A subscriber must register with the Ministry within (90) ninety days from the date of leaving work covered by this system." The Ministry must also be notified within 7 days of any change in eligibility conditions or submitted data.
Exceeding the 90 days forfeits your right to register for that specific period of unemployment — no exception is mentioned in the law to extend this deadline.
💳 The monthly contribution
"The employer pays (1%) one percent monthly. The subscriber pays (1%) one percent monthly." The contribution is split equally between you and your employer, and deducted automatically as part of social insurance obligations.
⚖️ If your request is rejected: the appeal path
"Employers and subscribers... may file an objection against any decision... The objection is submitted to: (a) the Organization's Governor for decisions made by the office director. (b) the Board of Directors for decisions made by the Governor." If the objection is not accepted, a complaint may be filed before the competent labor judicial authority.
A rejected request isn't the end of the road — there are two administrative levels (the Governor, then the Board) before resorting to labor courts.
- Unemployment Insurance Law — Article 7: contribution rate
- Same law — Article 10: registration and notification deadline
- Same law — Article 23: appeal path