When is Naspi payment expected in June 2024? Here are the dates. Inps: requests are growing
- The payment of Naspi for the month of June 2024 it is expected by the middle of the month. The precise date of recognition of the subsidy may vary depending on the day on which the unemployment application was submitted.
- To check the exact date of their payment, users can log in to their online social security file using your credentials SPID, CNS or THERE IS. This procedure is also applicable to recipients of DIS-COLLwhich will follow the same delivery schedule.
Therefore, both the beneficiaries of Naspi and DIS-COLL can verify the date of disbursement of their subsidy through the online channels made available by INPS, thus obtaining updated and precise information on the respective benefits.
The date always varies and INPS publishes the complete details for the INPS unemployment monthly payment approximately 7-15 days in advance.
INPS: 122,117 unemployment claims in February, +7.6%
Unemployment requests are growing in February: in the month, we read in the INPS Observatory on layoffs, 122,117 applications from Naspi and Discoll arrived at the Institute with an increase of 7.6% on the same period of 2023. In the first two months During the year, there were 320,562 requests for unemployment benefits, an increase of 4.8% over the same period in 2023.
New Income Limits for the Cumulability of Unemployment Benefits
INPS has announced that, in 2024, the income limit from employed and para-subordinate work, compatible with maintaining unemployment benefits, will be increased to 8,500 euros. This update, clarified through a message from the institution, modifies the conditions of access to NASpI and DIS-COLL, extending the possibility of combining these subsidies with income deriving from employed, para-subordinate and self-employed work.
The legislation in force since 2015 already allows the NASpI to be cumulated with income from subordinate, para-subordinate and self-employed work, and for the DIS-COLL with income from para-subordinate and self-employed activity, as long as it does not exceed the minimum excluded from taxation. Legislative decree 30 December 2023, n. 216 further redefined these limits, bringing the eligible annual income for 2024 to 8,500 euros for employed and para-subordinate work, and confirming the limit for self-employed work at 5,500 euros.
Compatibility of Occasional Work with NASpI and DIS-COLL
INPS also reminds you that occasional work services are fully compatible with NASpI and DIS-COLL allowances, up to a limit of 5,000 euros per year, without the need to communicate the amount of the presumed income in advance.
Verification of Payment Dates through Online Channels
For beneficiaries interested in knowing the specific payment dates of benefits for April 2024, INPS recommends consulting their online social security profile. Access is possible via SPID, CNS or CIE, and these indications are valid for both Naspi and DIS-COLL beneficiaries.
Payment dates vary based on the date of submission of the unemployment application, and INPS undertakes to publish the details relating to the payment of monthly payments with 7-15 days’ notice.
New INPS Service for the NASpI Application
Starting from April 21, 2023, INPS has made available a new service for submitting NASpI applications, as part of the initiatives envisaged by the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR). This service, accessible from the dedicated section on the INPS website, will coexist with the previous one during the trial period, at the end of which it will become the only channel for NASpI applications.
Overview of NASpI and Beneficiaries
NASpI, established to manage involuntary unemployment events that occurred starting from 1 May 2015, is aimed at employed workers, including apprentices, cooperative members, contracted artistic personnel and fixed-term employees of public administrations, excluding some specific groups.
Conditions of Disbursement and Amount of the Allowance
The amount of the NASpI unemployment benefit is calculated based on the average salary of the last four years, with specific reductions applied in the case of self-employed work that does not exceed a certain annual income. The benefit is payable through various methods, including credit to a bank or postal current account, and the benefit is subject to suspension or forfeiture in certain circumstances, such as re-employment or the start of self-employed or parasubordinate work without due notification to INPS.
Obligations and Sanctions for Beneficiaries
The legislation also provides specific obligations for beneficiaries, including participation in career guidance initiatives, and establishes sanctions in the event of non-compliance, up to the loss of unemployment status.
With these changes and updates, INPS aims to provide broader and more flexible support to unemployment benefit recipients, while simultaneously facilitating access to benefits and interaction with the institution through advanced digital tools.