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| availability for work |
Not available and not otherwise available |
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Summary:
The Commission issued a notice of disentitlement pursuant to ss. 9 and 11 of the Act and s. 30 of the Regulations to the Act for failing to prove he was unemployed. The claimant established a claim effective April 26, 2009. He had last worked as a part-time teacher from January 13, 2006 to April 24, 2009. He advised the Commission that she started to work on a contract basis. A copy of his contract clearly states “Contrat entrepreneur”, the claimant was an entrepreneur working out of his home four to six hours per day at $24.00 and was working without supervision or control from the school. He advised he was a self-employed as an English teacher and that his remuneration was sufficient for his need and that he was not seeking employment. The appeal by the claimant is dismissed.
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| week of unemployment |
independent workers |
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Summary:
The Commission issued a notice of disentitlement pursuant to ss. 9 and 11 of the Act and s. 30 of the Regulations to the Act for failing to prove he was unemployed. The claimant established a claim effective April 26, 2009. He had last worked as a part-time teacher from January 13, 2006 to April 24, 2009. He advised the Commission that she started to work on a contract basis. A copy of his contract clearly states “Contrat entrepreneur”, the claimant was an entrepreneur working out of his home four to six hours per day at $24.00 and was working without supervision or control from the school. He advised he was a self-employed as an English teacher and that his remuneration was sufficient for his need and that he was not seeking employment. The appeal by the claimant is dismissed.
| Issue: |
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| availability for work |
various activities |
setting up a business |
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Summary:
The Commission issued a notice of disentitlement pursuant to ss. 9 and 11 of the Act and s. 30 of the Regulations to the Act for failing to prove he was unemployed. The claimant established a claim effective April 26, 2009. He had last worked as a part-time teacher from January 13, 2006 to April 24, 2009. He advised the Commission that she started to work on a contract basis. A copy of his contract clearly states “Contrat entrepreneur”, the claimant was an entrepreneur working out of his home four to six hours per day at $24.00 and was working without supervision or control from the school. He advised he was a self-employed as an English teacher and that his remuneration was sufficient for his need and that he was not seeking employment. The appeal by the claimant is dismissed.
