Active Insertion Income

The application for reinstatement must be presented in person at any Social Marine Institute Centre or through the ISM e-Office at the following link: Citizens

Once they have rejoined the programme, the recipient has the right to receive the income and participate in and benefit from the following actions throughout the whole time they are involved in it:

• Individual tutorial.
• Labour market integration itinerary.
• Occupational interview by tutor to define their occupational profile.
• Preparation of a personal labour market integration plan. Determination of a timetable and activities to be carried out.
• Management of job offers.
• Inclusion in employment and/or training plans.
• Inclusion in voluntary actions.

The maximum duration of the income is 11 months.

Workers in the programme will leave it permanently if one of the following circumstances occurs:

• Failure to fulfil the obligations in the Activity Commitment that are specified in the personal labour market integration plan, except for just cause.
• Failing to appear, by prior requirement, before the National Employment Institute or Public Employment Services, not resuming their job search in the form and time frames specified in the job search resumption document, or not returning to the Public Employment Services within the given time frame the relevant note confirming their appearance at the place and time indicated to fill the job offers provided by these services, except for just cause.
• Rejection of an appropriate job offer or participation in employment programmes or occupational integration, guidance, promotion, training or retraining programmes, except for just cause.
• Self-employed or working for another person on a full-time basis for six months or more.
• Obtaining Social Security pensions or economic benefits that are incompatible with work or which, even if they are not, exceed the limits set for receiving active insertion income, or obtaining welfare assistance as a gender-based violence victim who cannot participate in employment programmes.
• Not meeting the lack of income requirement for more than six months.
• Receiving unemployment benefit or Agricultural Income.
• Moving abroad, except when working or receiving further training for less than six months.
• Voluntary renunciation of active insertion income.
• Unduly obtaining or continuing to receive active insertion income.
• Coming to the end of the maximum allowed time for active insertion income.

Workers will temporarily leave the programme in one of the following cases:

• Working full time for another person for less than six months.
• Being self-employed for less than six months.
• Exceeding the income limit for less than six months.
• Moving abroad to search for or carry out work, professional improvement or international cooperation for a continuous period of less than twelve months.
• Going abroad for no more than 15 calendar days once a year will not be considered to be a change of residence, even though the recipient is obliged to inform the Social Security of this situation.