| Summary: | The text is about a case before the Social Security Court regarding unemployment insurance. An insured person had registered as unemployed, but at the same time planned to become self-employed. Having received income from this activity, he was classified by the authorities as not fit for employment. The insured filed an objection, arguing that he was also ready to accept a full-time position. Ultimately, it was decided that he would be eligible for employment placement from March 28, 2019. The insured then filed a complaint, which was rejected. It was found that as of November 2, 2018, he was unable to find employment due to his efforts to establish an independent activity. It was also mentioned that unemployment insurance does not serve to cover entrepreneurial risks. |