Decision 19982
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University research fellow who worked 2 weeks full time mistakingly believing he would eventually be paid. Not being self-employed, the Board wrongly referred to 43(1)(b) rather than Reg. 44 stating he set his own hours.
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work without earnings |
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Decision 17033
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Reg. 43(1)(b) is premised on the existence of a definite employer-employee relationship, as opposed to self-employment or business on one's own account, or at least being nominally associated with potential employer. Here, claimant was elected to position of Chief of Band.
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elected representatives |
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job search |
incomplete information |
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job search |
number of contacts |
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income |
elected or appointed representative |
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Decision 14781
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The insured claims that the board committed an error in law by using the criteria under Reg. 43(1)(b) to maintain ineligibility according to Reg. 44. There is no reason to uphold this claim. Employed by her spouse and genuinely holding down a job.
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| week of unemployment |
full working week |
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Decision 13174
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Employment to which reg. 43(1)(b) relates is one where a definite employer-employee relationship exists, as opposed to being self-employed or engaged in business on one's own account under reg. 43(1)(a). [p. 3]
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real estate salespersons |
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Decision 12915
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Although from time to time had specific appointments with clients, made by his employer, the insured, as an accountant, was still not an employee who had to work from 9:00 to 5:00, for example. [p. 7]
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availability for work |
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| week of unemployment |
professional field |
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Decision 12897
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If the Commission relies on reg. 43(1)(b) it must prove employment, i.e. an arrangement of a contractual nature. Contract of service means services provided for remuneration. Helping out family is not employment.
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| week of unemployment |
contract of services |
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| board of referees |
weight of statements |
from third party |
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Decision 12898
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The fact it was more expedient for claimant to work [as taxi driver] at some hours or days rather than others does not mean he did not control hours. He had discretion as to whether to work or not.
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minor in extent |
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Decision 11185
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Car salesman who cannot attend at dealership at times other than those open to customers, also subject to alternate lunch hours. The Board found claimant controlled his working hours. There was sufficient evidence to reach such conclusion.
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| week of unemployment |
full working week |
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| week of unemployment |
commission salespersons |
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| week of unemployment |
principal means of livelihood |
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Decision 10336
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While a commission salesman was required to schedule appointments with potential customers at their convenience, he remained in control of his hours. Not directed to report to specified location at specified time. In control of scheduling of his appointments.
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commission salespersons |
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Decision 68745
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Maternity Benefits |
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While the claimant was on maternity leave, she was not free to be gainfully employed in operating a business.
