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Jobcenter Requires Third Party Statements and Refuses Civic Money
Reading time 3 minutes Do citizens' money holders have to submit bank statements from third parties, such as roommates or relatives, as part of their obligation to cooperate? Detlef Brock, social rights expert of the German Civil Code (SGB 2 / Bürgergeld), believes that this legal issue is to be regarded as open, because a highly judicial decision is still lacking. The job center must not fail the benefits of basic security under the German Civi…
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Reading time 3 minutes Do citizens' money holders have to submit bank statements from third parties, such as roommates or relatives, as part of their obligation to cooperate? Detlef Brock, social rights expert of the German Civil Code (SGB 2 / Bürgergeld), believes that this legal issue is to be regarded as open, because a highly judicial decision is still lacking. The job center must not fail the benefits of basic security under the German Civi…
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