OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada's Conservative government announced tighter rules for employment insurance on Thursday to try to deal with the anomaly of high unemployment alongside job shortages in certain areas. Frequent claimants, for example in the seasonal fisheries industry, will be required after seven weeks of receiving benefits to take any job in their region for which they are qualified ...
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Canadian Human Resource Minister Diane Finley announced plans to toughen job search requirements for frequent claimants of employment insurance in a bid to ease labour shortages.
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Canadians receiving employment insurance benefits will generally be expected to commute up to an hour to their workplace and — depending on frequency of claims — accept jobs with wages ranging between 70 per cent and 90 per cent of their previous income, under new EI reforms announced Thursday by the federal government.
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SAN LEANDRO, CA-- - TriNet's SMBeat , a detailed analysis of trends in key human capital economic indicators for small businesses, reports that San Francisco leads technology sector employment growth in ...
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The Employment and Training Corporation (ETC) launched a new Project this week which targets the placement of around 200 disadvantaged and disabled persons in employment with non-commercial organisations.
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Settlement Support's next meeting will address the subject of Employment Matters for Migrants.
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