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How to Check Your Job Termination Certificate - Confirmation in 1 Minute
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- A job termination certificate is a document confirming that a worker has left their job, and it is required when applying for unemployment benefits.
- The company must issue a job termination certificate within 10 days of receiving a request from the worker, and a fine will be imposed if it is issued falsely or refused.
- The worker must submit a loss of insured status report and a job termination certificate by the 15th of the month following the month of leaving.
A job confirmation certificate is a document that confirms that an employee has left their job. It is required when applying for unemployment benefits. Employees can request the issuance of a job confirmation certificate from their company, and they can check the processing status online. Employers must issue a job confirmation certificate within 10 days of receiving a request, and a fine will be imposed if they issue a false certificate or refuse to issue one. Employees must submit an insured status loss notification form and a job confirmation certificate by the 15th of the month following their departure. The processing status can be checked on the Employment Insurance website and the Employment and Welfare Corporation's Employment & Industrial Accident Insurance Total Service, but it may be delayed in the Total Service because Employment Insurance is in charge. The job confirmation certificate includes the reason for leaving, the base date for wage payment, the average wage calculation details, and the period for calculating the insured unit period.
