The so-called new basic insurance for job seekers has been in force since 1 July 2026. However, several provisions of the reformed SGB II meet with considerable constitutional concerns. Particularly controversial are the loss of the standard requirement after missed registration dates, the new limits on housing costs, the complete withdrawal of the standard requirement during a refused work start and the extended powers of the job centers. Wheth…
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The so-called new basic insurance for job seekers has been in force since 1 July 2026. However, several provisions of the reformed SGB II meet with considerable constitutional concerns. Particularly controversial are the loss of the standard requirement after missed registration dates, the new limits on housing costs, the complete withdrawal of the standard requirement during a refused work start and the extended powers of the job centers. Wheth…