Traduction de «prestataire d'assurance-chômage » (Français → Anglais) :

Your Claimant's Report [ Unemployment Insurance - Your Claimant's Report ]

employment insurance claimant [ EI claimant | claimant | unemployment insurance claimant | UI claimant ]

unemployment insurance exhaustee [ UI exhaustee | exhaustee ]

insurance against unemployment | unemployment insurance | UI [Abbr.]

state UI program | state UI regular program

insured unemployment benefits | unemployment insurance benefits

unemployment insurance [ unemployment benefit ]

unemployment insurance | EI | employment insurance | UI

unemployment benefit | unemployment compensation

unemployment benefits | EI benefits | employment insurance benefits | UI benefits | unemployment insurance benefits

We urgently demand that weekly benefits correspond to 60% of a claimant's insurable earnings; that eligibility criteria be the same throughout Canada—360 hours for all categories of claimants, including regular, maternity, illness, training, etc.; and that the definition and categories of “just cause” for being entitled to benefits be widened, with the onus of proof for refusing benefits falling on the commission.

Its intent is to change the name of the Act back to its original name, that is the Unemployment Insurance Act; to specify certain payments that are excluded from earnings; to allow benefits to continue while a claimant is on training to improve employability; to cancel the waiting period; to include dependent contractors; to alter the duration of benefits; to change the added benefits respecting local unemployment; to provide additional benefits for permanent layoff; to create a separate unemployment insurance trust fund to replace the present employment insurance account, which is a part of the Consolidated Revenue Fund; to replace the present Commission with an independent commission to be the trustee of the fund and the administ ...[+++]rator of the Act; to remove the different status of re-entrants and new entrants; to place the burden of proof on the Commission to prove “arm's length” status and “just cause for leaving a job”; to ensure that every office and telephone access has an HRDC representative available.

Vocational training and a mobile workforce are important tools in the strategy to fight unemployment in Europe especially, as far as tourist service providers are concerned, in meeting multicultural demands and ensuring that services are tailored to customers.

Self-employed fishers were heavy users of the UI system - i.e., 60 per cent of fishing claimants received 100 or more weeks of benefits during the previous 5 years, while only 8 per cent of regular claimants received 100 or more weeks of benefits over the same period; the average total fishing benefit was over $8,000 under UI, compared to about $6,000 for regular claimants; the fishing sector received $10 in benefits for every dollar paid in premiums.