Difference between revisions of "Quantifying Employment Insurance Benefits (8:VI)"

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Amounts paid to the claimant during periods of illness or pregnancy under an approved Supplemental Employment Benefit plan will not be deducted from EI benefits. These plans allow the employer to “top up” the regular EI benefits without reductions.  
Amounts paid to the claimant during periods of illness or pregnancy under an approved Supplemental Employment Benefit plan will not be deducted from EI benefits. These plans allow the employer to “top up” the regular EI benefits without reductions.  


Supplemental Employment Benefit plans are designed to help employers retain and provide for employees in seasonal industries, or industries that experience hiring and layoff “surges”. These plans are authorized under s 37 of the ''EI Regulations''. Individual Supplemental Employment  Benefit plans must be approved by the  Commission,  which ensures that they meet the requirements of s 37(2).   
Individual Supplemental Employment  Benefit plans must be approved by the  Commission,  which ensures that they meet the requirements of s 37(2).   


An employee normally benefits from these plans while drawing EI benefits. If the worker is ineligible for EI, he or she may still qualify for  Supplemental Employment Benefits that do not count as earnings for the purpose of determining waiting periods.
An employee normally benefits from these plans while drawing EI benefits. If the worker is ineligible for EI, he or she may still qualify for  Supplemental Employment Benefits that do not count as earnings for the purpose of determining waiting periods.
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