Decision 16645
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On a training period in a convenience store where he earned $25 for working 40 hours a week. The program came under the provincial government. The Board erred in law by finding that it was a job search.
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| board of referees |
errors in law |
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Decision 14399
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Refer to: A-1166.87
Decision A-1166.87
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Government project under which the employer paid $25 weekly to the claimant provided that he worked from 30 to 37 hours a week. Upheld by FC without comment.
Decision 15073
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The insured person received $100 a month and worked 35 hours a week; recommended by the Verdun Centre-Travail MSR. The fact that someone can prove that he or she was available is of no use when the person was not unemployed.
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| week of unemployment |
availability for work |
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| board of referees |
errors in law |
issue not recognized |
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Decision 13594
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Claimant was working 40 hours a week as receptionist. She received $100 per month from her employer and $150 per month from Quebec Welfare through a program called "Stage en milieu de travail" administered by the Quebec Labour Department.
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| reconsideration of claim |
overpayment |
authority to write off |
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Decision 12325
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38 hours per week at $25 per hour. Work, remuneration and subordination are essential elements of status of emplyee within meaning of Quebec Labour Code.
Decision 11613
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Participated full-time in Ontario Career Action Program under a 16-week contract and received $100 a week. Misinformed by Commission prior to entering program.
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| reconsideration of claim |
errors by Commission |
not a ground of entitlement |
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Decision 10797
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Worked 35 hours per week on NEED project at NFB. According to board, not unemployed regardless of earnings. No error of law.
Decision 08935
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Claimant entered the OCAP program, training at an Ontario College of Applied Arts. He was the recipient of a $100 a week indemnity while on course. This was under a contract of service in insurable employment. Found to be not unemployed.
