Difference between revisions of "Qualifying for Employment Insurance (8:III)"

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To establish a claim, the worker must have an “interruption of earnings.” An interruption of earnings is defined as:  
To establish a claim, the worker must have an “interruption of earnings.” An interruption of earnings is defined as:  


::'''Seven or more consecutive days''' during which the employee performs no work and for which the employee will '''receive no earnings'''. (''EI Regulations'', s.14)  
::'''Seven or more consecutive days''' during which the employee performs no work and for which the employee will '''receive no earnings'''. (''EI Regulations'', s 14)  


Layoff, the end of a contract and dismissal can all be causes of an interruption of earnings.  
Layoff, the end of a contract and dismissal can all be causes of an interruption of earnings.  
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