Decision A-0277.01
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The monies were paid as a result of a grievance and the grievance was in relation to the issue of severance pay. Held by umpire that the severance is directly related to work and earnings and as such it had to be considered as being earnings and allocated accordingly. Making reference to the Federal Court of Appeal (FCA) decision in King (A-0486.95), the FCA summarily dismissed the application for judicial review.
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Decision 51134
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See summary indexed under FCA A-0277.01
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Decision 40328
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Clmt alleged that the amounts received from the QPP did not constitute employment income. Anyone who has invested of his own free will in a pension plan is not deprived of benefits if the money invested does not arise directly from employment. The amounts enabling QPP payments to be made to the clmt in this case came from his employment.
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Decision A-0500.95
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Case similar to FCA in King (A-0486.95). Refer to summary indexed.
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Decision A-0486.95
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The Board was correct when it concluded that the payments are caught by the definition of earnings. They clearly arise out of the claimant's employment. Without the employment, the payments would not have been made. They were received from the Ontario Ministry of Labour which is "any other person".**In the case at bar, the payments provided under the Program are compensation, to a maximum amount, for wages of benefits earned but not paid, and are therefore directly related to one of the most critical aspects of the employment relationship. Decision confirmed by FCA.
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Decision 28505
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The Board was correct when it concluded that the payments are caught by the definition of earnings. They clearly arise out of the claimant's employment. Without the employment, the payments would not have been made. They were received from the Ontario Ministry of Labour which is "any other person".
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Decision 24292
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Refer to: A-0232.94
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Decision A-0232.94
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HARNETT covers this situation in that the amount received by claimant (for the sale of a union jurisdiction thereby enabling the employer to implement an automated composing room) cannot be said to be "totally unrelated to advantages arising from employment".
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Decision 19730
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Monies paid as incentive for early retirement based on the 5 years before attaining the age of 65. It is not disputed that the retirement incentive payment arose out of the claimant's employment: he would not have received it if he had not been employedby the Post Office.
Decision 17563
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Upon termination, a gratuitous payment, equal to the amount of the employer's contribution to the pension plan, was made into claimant's private RRSP. This is income arising out of employment in the sense that had he not had 3 years' employment, he would not have received it.
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Decision 17271
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The wide definitions used in the legislation would lead me to conclude that "employment" means employment anywhere in the world.
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Decision 15956
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Refer to: A-1205.88
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Decision A-1205.88
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Claimant negotiated contract with a prospective employer who later withdrew the offer. Claimant successfully sued for damages. Money awarded in lieu of salary. Definition of employment not dependent on performance of services under ss. 57(1). It suffices that a contract exists.
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Decision A-0106.88
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Payments received from Labatt, a parent company of Zymaize sold to unrelated company. The disability payment, although not arising out of any employment with Labatt, arises out of former employment with Zymaize and that is sufficient under 57(2)(c). Upheld by FC without comment.
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Decision 14625
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Refer to: A-0106.88
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Decision 15683
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Claimant purchased non worked service by paying double contribution. It was only because of her employment that she was able to take advantage of the additional pension benefits and it must therefore be said that it arose out of employment.
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Decision 15297
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Income defined as received from employer or any other person. To be interpreted as ejusdem generis, or of the same kind of designation, i.e. one who stands in the place of an employer or as here the buyer who is the employer's successor. Some nexus withthe employment must exist.
Decision 13534
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In the face of reg. 57(1), the claimant's submissions are without merit. The amount received would not have been paid had he not been a long-term employee and, in this sense, it must be taken to have arisen out of his employment.
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Decision 12781
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Hiring contract cancelled and claimant never started work. There was an employment relationship. Definition of earnings very broad. Payment stated to represent 3 months' salary and draw. Comparable to wages in lieu of notice. Not a bonus but paid in lieu of wages.
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Decision 10071
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Claimant's motivation to join the Corps in 11-82 was that her children were members. Few hours spent there weekly not considered by her as employment. No control by employer. Finally paid compensation in 7-83. Despite very loose terms, income arising out of employment. [p. 11]
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