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Bürgergeld: Jobcenter Sanctions Underage Student Even Though She Goes to High School
An underage high school student misses two appointments at the job center and then loses 42 euros of civic money. She goes to school, has not applied for the services herself and therefore does not consider herself obliged to appear in person at the job center. Nevertheless, the reduction remained in court. The case shows what many families do not know: In the SGB II the legal independence of young people begins already at the age of 15. Schooli…
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An underage high school student misses two appointments at the job center and then loses 42 euros of civic money. She goes to school, has not applied for the services herself and therefore does not consider herself obliged to appear in person at the job center. Nevertheless, the reduction remained in court. The case shows what many families do not know: In the SGB II the legal independence of young people begins already at the age of 15. Schooli…
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