Decision A-0247.96
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Claimant claimed that because he was employed in insurable employment as the operator of a business, the Commission could not disqualify him from receiving benefits under Reg. 43(1). FCA maintained that this argument was unacceptable because, although the insurability of the employment is an essential condition for entitlement, it is not a guarantee. Furthermore, it added that if the decision in Venditelli (A-800.81) can be interpreted in this way, it should not be used as a precedent.
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insurability |
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applicability |
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Decision 35272
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University students paid as teaching assistants. "Employment" extends to any employment under any expressed or implied contract of service, regardless if claimants perform services or receives income from a person other than the person for whom servicesare performed.
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income |
university grants |
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Decision 32697
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Refer to FCA A-0247.96
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insurability |
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applicability |
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Decision 13520A
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He says he was a relief employee rendering intermittent services on call not under a contract of service. Every employment relationship is generally characterized by a contract of service, express or implied. The situation of the independent contractor is characterized by a contract for services.
Decision 13943
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Teacher given the choice of retiring in 85 or 88. Chose 88 and left on preretirement leave. Received 75% of salary. Pension contributions and other benefits imply a continuing contractual relationship. Contract of service continues.
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deferred salary leave plans |
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| week of unemployment |
usual weekly earnings |
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7 days without earnings |
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Decision 12897
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contract of services |
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Contract of service means services for remuneration. Promise of future job not enough. If terms are that salary would eventually be paid for past period if enough profits, there is a contract of service even if no wages were in fact paid.
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| week of unemployment |
control of working hours |
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| board of referees |
weight of statements |
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