Traduction de «Temporary extensions non-cash benefits » (Anglais → Français) :

Both Bill C-50 and the Budget Implementation Act 2009 contain provisions to repeal their respective temporary extensions, which come into force on 12 September 2010 (14) Those whose qualifying period for benefits begins on or after 12 September 2010 will be back under the regular regime and will not be entitled to any extensions.

In order to obtain a political orientation for future work, the Presidency had submitted two questions to the Ministers concerning first of all the extension from 3 to 6 months of the possibility of "exporting" unemployment benefits for those who are seeking work in other Member States, and secondly, the desirability of giving workers who have become unemployed after having resided in one Member State and worked in another Member State, the opportunity to seek work in their State of residence while receiving ...[+++]cash benefits from their former State of employment.

I would lay particular emphasis on certain proposals aimed at improving the draft presented to Parliament, above all: the recognition that people leaving employment in one Member State for family reasons should not consequently lose the right to unemployment benefit in their new country of residence; the extension of the provisions to refugees, stateless persons and their families resident in Member States; definitions of frontier workers, refugees and stateless persons and their rights, although those rights should also be extended to their families; recognition of the rights of retired frontier workers, the extension of the concept ...[+++]of the family and the inclusion of paternity leave; the improved situation of people with disabilities, which has already been mentioned, preventing them from temporary loss of entitlement to disability benefits or from having to claim those benefits afresh; the opportunity, also afforded here, for two or more Member States to conclude conventions with each other based on the principles and in the spirit of the regulation.

11. For the purpose of calculating the earnings for the granting of the earnings-related supplement provided for by United Kingdom legislation, in particular for cash benefits in respect of sickness, unemployment benefits and temporary widows' benefits, an amount equal to the average weekly wage corresponding to the average weekly rate of the earnings-related supplement which, according to the estimates, is payable to a male or female worker respectively during the current benefit year shall, notwithstanding Artic ...[+++]les 23 (1), 47 and 68 (1) of the Regulation, be credited to the worker in respect of each week of employment completed as a worker under the legislation of another Member State during the relevant income tax year.

Similarly, concerning the interruption of activities owing to pregnancy or motherhood, the Member States shall examine under what conditions female self-employed workers and the wives of self-employed workers may have access to services supplying temporary replacements or to social services, or be entitled to cash benefits (under a social security scheme or public social protection system).

Even though the federal government directly covered the cost of the EI measures in Canada's Economic Action Plan, which included the cost of the premium freeze during the recession, training benefits, work sharing and the temporary five-week extension of regular benefits, the Employment Insurance Operating Account went into deficit.