Can Canadian Students Collect EI (Unemployment Insurance) After Their Coop Term Ends?
Question by Daniel | Posted in Other - Politics & Government
I only recently finished my coop terms, and I am back to school part time while actively looking for a new job. Am I proper to collect EI under the terms and conditions outlined by the Service Canada? Thank you for your riposte!
Answer: You have to troop for it again, and you get another type of insurance untill you get a job.
How Much Is Unemployment Insurance?
Question by Allison S | Posted in Insurance
A bantam more than 2 weeks ago I was terminated from my job (without cause). I applied for unemployment insurance and am now waiting on my cheque. I don't recognize how much I'll be getting. I am a Canadian citizen and made approximately $700 per paycheque (every two weeks) at my old job. So how much can I expect to get from unemployment insurance?
...um, I evidently said two weeks. Pay periods are every two weeks. Therefore I was paid approximately $700 every two weeks (after taxes)
Answer: Whew! $700 per pay full stop is quite a bit of money especially if its weekly. Well lets hope Canada's unemployment system doesn't trade like it does in the US because if I were to get fired from my job right now chances are I wouldn't get an unemployment check unless I had a positively really good excuse and even then it would probably take about 8 weeks. To answer your question I don't recollect about canada but where I live you would get about $460 a week because of the high income you earned
A Friend Is Considering Moving To The US From Canada, And Is Currently Recieving EI (Unemployment Insurance)..
Question by victorygirl | Posted in Government
Will their benefits automatically come to an end one they move, or is there a way for them to continue receiving benefits (legally) if they are looking for work in the US? If so, how? Oh, and they have both US and Canadian citizenship.
The point was asked, but no clear answer was given by the govt.
If A Canadian Is Unemployed For A Year, Does He/she Still Have To Fill Out Income Tax Forms?
Question by Mike | Posted in Canada
I didn't vocation at all during 2006 and collected unemployment insurance for around 5 months. What should I declare in my tax files? Or should I file them at all?
To Ontario CGA: Thanks! That's what I needed to discern. Extra info on my case: I am from Quebec, and paid no rent. I lived at people's home with family. Also, I didn't receive a T4E slip. How can i get it?
To Not part...: Thanks for the vote of courage and the info. Great help.
Answer: Hi Mike, I am in Canada, Ontario to be require, and as a tax consultant for the past 27 years, and a former CRA employee (on contract), I can give you some very good reasons for filing your 2006 return tax return.
If you were in receipt of EI for all of 2006, then rest assured that EI would have withheld the correct taxes at documentation, and there would technically be no refund as a result of overpayment of taxes.
However, if you had any income whatsover in 2006, such
Are Full-time Students, Who Recieve Canadian Employment Insurance Benefits, Required To Seek Employment?
Question by Steve S | Posted in Financial Services
Are full-dated university students required to continue to seek full-time/part-time vocation opportunities in order to continue to recieve their regular, earned employment insurance benefits (in Canada)? Though technically, dated to work may appear be available (apart from time actually spent in lectures) - moment to read, study, and complete work is not taken into consideration. I would argue that this is frictional unemployment, and the devotee is in a course of instruction (though not reffered
Answer: I'm not degree sure what you mean...do you mean does a university student who is receiving funding through Occupation Insurance (Skills Development) to go to school required to try and find work? Or do you mean students that go to university that have paid into the EI pay for previously at jobs and then after school is done are not be able to use the insured hours from previous jobs?
If you are on funded teaching through Skills Development, there is a form that is required to be filled
Questions about Canada's Employment Insurance Agency
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