Traduction de «prestation ordinaire » (Français → Anglais) :

regular employment insurance benefit [ regular unemployment insurance benefit | regular benefit ]

Entitlement Questionnaire - Sickness to Regular Benefits

Entitlement Questionnaire - Maternity/Parental to Regular Benefits

state UI program | state UI regular program

return on common equity | return on common stock equity | ROCE

granting of a benefit | granting of benefits | payment of a benefit | provision of a benefit | provision of benefits | receipt of benefits

electronic service delivery | ESD | service electronic delivery

Question No. 903 Mrs. Anne-Marie Day: With regard to Employment Insurance (EI) for each calendar year since 2000: (a) how many applications for regular EI benefits have been submitted; (b) how many applications for regular EI benefits have been approved; (c) how many applications for regular EI benefits have been rejected, broken down by reason for rejection; (d) what was the average time for processing claims for regular EI benefits; (e) how many applications for special EI benefits have been submitted, broken down by benefit type; (f) how many applications for special EI benefits have been approved, broken down by benefit type; (g) how many applications for special EI be ...[+++]nefits were rejected, broken down by reason for rejection; and (h) what was the average time for processing claims for special EI benefits, broken down by benefit type?

Even though the federal government directly covered the cost of the EI measures in Canada's economic action plan, including the cost of the premium freeze during the recession, training benefits, work sharing, and the temporary five-week extension of regular benefits, the EI operating account went into deficit because of the large increase in the cost of regular EI benefits caused by an increase in the national unemployment rate from about 6% before the recession to a high of 8.6% in 2009 and continuing high unemployment since the worst of the recession.

For regular benefits, persons can qualify with as little as 8 to 14 hours of work per week; for special benefits, about 12 hours a week will allow a person to qualify over the course of a year.

2. Whilst endeavouring to achieve the objective of free movement of capital between Member States and third countries to the greatest extent possible and without prejudice to the other Chapters of the Treaties, the European Parliament and the Council, acting in accordance with the ordinary legislative procedure, shall adopt the measures on the movement of capital to or from third countries involving direct investment – including investment in real estate – establishment, the provision of financial services or the admission of securiti ...[+++]es to capital markets.