Traduction de «revenu de travail autonome » (Français → Anglais) :

Our proposals are: to introduce a copyright income deduction for creators, modelled on that used in the province of Quebec; to introduce a limited back-averaging plan for creators whose professional incomes fluctuate; to exempt from taxation any subsistence grants for creators administered by the Canada Council for the Arts; to increase funding for the Canada Council to enable it to improve the level of its funding for the creation of new works; and finally, to extend employment insurance benefits to self-employed creators and to creators who work in paid employment, to supplement their self-employment income when paid employment is ...[+++]lost.

The main features were: seasonality, the particular work patterns in the performing arts sector, the provision of residential accommodation at the workplace, autonomy and knowledge working, working in remote areas, the provision of 24-hour services, safety-critical functions, rapidly-fluctuating demand, growth of part-time employment, costs and global competitiveness pressures and skills shortages.

The Writers' Union of Canada urges the Government of Canada in its next budget to increase funding to the not-for-profit arts sector through the Canada Council for the Arts by $5 per capita, effectively doubling the current annual contribution; introduce a copyright income deduction for creators, modeled on that used in the province of Quebec; introduce a limited back-averaging plan for the professional income of creators whose incomes fluctuate; exempt from taxation subsistence grants for creators administered by the Canada Council for the Arts; grant the Public Lending Right Commission's request for a budgetary increase to bring its hit rate up to a level more aligned with the hit rate established 18 years ago; support the Writers' U ...[+++]nion of Canada in its efforts to seek secured creditor status for writers in the event of publishers going into receivership; and extend employment insurance benefits to self-employed creators, and creators who work in paid employment to supplement their self-employment, to make them eligible for EI when employment is lost.

The CCA recommends the Government of Canada examine the growing trend toward self-employment in Canada with a view to finding solutions so those who work as independent contractors can access social benefits.

(18) In order to improve the prospects for full employment and social cohesion, the balance between income from work against income in unemployment or inactivity should be such as to encourage people to enter, re-enter and to remain in the labour market, and to foster job creation.

The balance between income from work - resulting both from level of pay and level of taxation - against income in unemployment or inactivity determines the decision to enter and to remain on the labour market.