Posts filed under: Employment Insurance

Common reasons why you have not received your EI payments...
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Financial dire need situation...
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The Employment Insurance premium rate for 2026 has been set at $1.63 per $100 of insurable earnings, marking a slight decrease from 2025. Employers will contribute at a rate of $2.28 per $100 of insurable earnings. The maximum insurable earnings...
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Is EI payment deposited weekly or bi-weekly?...
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  Am I allow to attend school while I’m on maternity leave? If yes, how will it affect my EI weekly payment? You are entitled to attend training school during the period you collect maternity benefits (15 weeks only). If...
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How to appeal my EI decision?...
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When should I apply for my EI if I receive a severance package from my company? If you have received a severance package, make sure you know if it’s a lump sum payment or if you are on salary continuance....
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how to quickly speak to EI call centre agent...
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Record of Employment reason for issuing ROE...
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Employment Insurance mailing address...
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New Year Employment Insurance payment delay...
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Employment Insurance Christmas early payment...
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Service Canada Office Statutory Holidays Closures...
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Service Canada Christmas Holidays Closure...
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Does EI pays for statutory holiday when travel outside of Canada?...
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What if I made a mistake in my EI report?...
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Remembrance Day Employment Insurance payment delay...
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List of important EI forms...
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Converting EI sickness benefits to regular benefits...
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EI does not pay you 2 weeks in advance. Your bi-weekly EI benefits payment is to cover your past 2 weeks of job search activities. If you have worked during the past 2 weeks, you must declare your gross earnings in...
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How to properly fill a ROE for employee In many circumstances, your employee’s EI benefits will suffer some delay during application because of missing or illegible information on the ROE. A properly filled ROE can help EI office to process...
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Thanksgiving holiday EI office closure and payment delay...
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Service Canada Outreach Support Centre...
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Work‑Sharing - Who Is Eligible...
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Work-Sharing Program - Overview...
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What if my employer refuses to issue my ROE?...
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Canadian teacher? Learn the specific rules for claiming EI regular benefits during non-teaching periods. Check eligibility for summer, contract endings, and special benefits....
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Work-Sharing - How to Apply...
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How to Contact Work-Sharing Program...
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Work-Sharing - Once Your Agreement Is Approved...
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