After you are approved for and are receiving Employment Insurance (EI) benefits, you must complete bi-weekly EI reports showing that you are …
Canada’s New EI System
Updated September 24, 2020 As the CERB winds down on October 3, 2020, Canadians who had to or have to …
All About Maternity Benefits
What Benefits Can I Get On Maternity? In Canada, expecting mothers and new mothers are entitled to “maternity benefits” known …
CERB End Date (Transition To EI)
The CERB ends on October 3, 2020, 28 weeks after the first payment. The last date to apply for retroactive …
Can You Collect EI When Terminated Without Cause?
Yes, you can collect employment insurance (“EI”) when you are terminated without cause. Mainly, EI ‘regular benefits’ were created for …
All about Employment Insurance (“EI”)
Employment Insurance September 24, 2020 Update: As the CERB ends, there is a new system for EI. Read all about …
Here’s How Severance Pay Affects Unemployment Benefits
Worried about how severance pay affects unemployment benefits? It is true that getting a severance package does disrupt EI in …
How does severance pay work?
Severance pay works by the employer providing you pay in lieu of it having to give you advanced “notice” that …
Does severance count as insurable employment hours (EI)?
To qualify for employment insurance (“EI”) you need “X” number of “Hours” of work during a 52 week “Qualifying Period”. Some …
How long does an employer have to issue an roe?
Section 19(3)(i) of the Employment Insurance Regulations (SOR/96-332) (“the Regulations”) state that an employer must issue the Record of Employment (“ROE”) within 5 days after the employee’s earnings are “interrupted”.
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