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Action Intermittence explains artists' right to unemployment benefit in Neuchâtel

The training session on 14 October 2026 at Case à Chocs is explicitly aimed at musicians too.

Ana Kovač · Editorial profile

The association Action Intermittence is holding a training session on artists' right to unemployment benefit at Case à Chocs in Neuchâtel on Wednesday 14 October 2026.1 It runs from 6.30pm to 9.30pm at Interlope, the Case à Chocs bar.1

It covers the legal framework of employment relationships, entitlements to social insurance and where to find support on the subject, explicitly including music.1 It builds on an information campaign on the social status of people working in culture that Action Intermittence launched in 2023; the accompanying guide is also available in German, Italian and Romansh.1 The event page introduces Fabienne Abramovich, director of Action Intermittence, and drummer Cyril Bondi, a member of the association's committee since 2021.1

Entry costs CHF 50. With an AG Culturel or a Carte Culture Caritas, you pay CHF 25.1 Tickets are available via the Case à Chocs event page.1

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  1. [1] Formation : Action Intermittence, Droit Au Chômage En Tant Qu’Artiste La Case à Chocs · Primary source case-a-chocs.ch accessed 10.10.2026

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