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06
Nov
2009
Insurance Agent Job

2 days ago by Ralph Serpe

Insurance agents are equipped to convince people into investing in insurance policies. Today, insurance agents not only sell insurance but also offer assistance when it comes to renewing a policy or purchasing other investments. The insurance agent sells different types of insurance policies, depend ...

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05
Nov
2009
EI benefits for self-employed seems likely

3 days ago by Hamilton Employment Lawyer | Mississauga ...

There is soon a chance that EI Benefits would be extended to the 2.6 million self-employed persons in Canada. The benefits would be available as special benefits that would extend to issues dealing with maternity leave and compassionate care leave. The regular weekly benefits would not be an option ...

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William Watson: Close the Ministry of Life Events

3 days ago by NP Editor

Ottawa may not be offering acne insurance yet, but they’ll get there By William Watson Y our intrepid reporter wanted to find out more about the federal government’s suspect decision this week to give 2.6 million self-employed Canadians access to the maternity, sickness and compassionate care benefi ...

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04
Nov
2009
Delivering Employment Insurance fairness for the self-employed

4 days ago by mySteinbach.ca

Vic Toews, Member of Parliament for Provencher and President of the Treasury Board, today welcomed the introduction of the Fairness for the Self-Employed Act, stating that self-employed Canadians should not have to choose between their family and their business responsibilities.

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03
Nov
2009
EI Watch: Fun with numbers

4 days ago by Chandra Pasma

Last week’s Employment Insurance numbers revealed that while EI claims are still increasing, the number of Canadians receiving benefits in August dropped. 22,500 more claims were filed, but 19,000 fewer Canadians received benefits. According to Erin Weir of the Progressive Economics blog, we s ...

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Progress on poverty, one step at a time.

5 days ago by Karri Munn-Venn

It can be easy to get discouraged. We’re being governed by a precarious minority parliament, the economy is still in the tank, and despite a 20-year-old commitment to change, almost one child out of every 10 still lives in poverty in Canada today. All that, and the short, dark days of winter a ...

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31
Oct
2009
About Employment Insurance

8 days ago

It has generally been said that bad things can appear to you alike afterwards your cooperation. That can additionally be said about jobs and careers. Shortage of accessible work, accumulation lay-off and retrenchments, reorganizations and mergers, in today fast clip annihilation can happen. Back it ...

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29
Oct
2009
Employment Data: Working on a Mystery

9 days ago by Erin Weir

This blog flagged, and Worthwhile Canadian Initiative pursued, a striking discrepancy in July’s employment data. The Survey of Employment, Payrolls and Hours (SEPH) indicated that employers paid 74,000 more employees. Conversely, the Labour Force Survey (LFS) had indicated that employers paid 79,000 ...

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Herbert Grubel: Liberals dodge EI bullet

10 days ago by NP Editor

Increasing the generosity of the UI system may seem to be good politics to some, but it certainly is bad for the economy and Canadians By Herbert Grubel T he Liberals in Ottawa have retreated in their demands that the country’s unemployment insurance be made more generous; they’re no longer threaten ...

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27
Oct
2009
EI: Evidence of Exhaustion?

12 days ago by Erin Weir

Today’s Employment Insurance (EI) figures indicate that, in August, 23,000 more Canadians filed EI claims but 19,000 fewer received EI benefits. The most optimistic possibility is that all of the workers who stopped receiving benefits got jobs. Indeed, the Labour Force Survey indicates that total em ...

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