Decision 63780
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The claimant contended that the amount received from the Sun Life Assurance Company during the rate calculation period should have been considered as earnings from insurable employment. The Canada Customs and Revenue Agency ruled that these monies can not be considered as insurable income. This ruling is binding upon the Board of Referees and upon the Umpire.
Decision 17476
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Director only received $3569 of the $5419 that, according to him, he was supposed to receive thanks to a subsidy granted to the organization sponsoring him. Now in litigation with the organization. According to Revenue Canada, the insurable amount was $3569.
Decision A-0726.86
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Rate of pay agreed upon hiring was $240 a week minus regular deductions. However, he was required to return $20 weekly to the project promoter due to insufficient funds. As per Umpire, the weekly insurable earnings were $240. Decision overruled: held that earnings were $220.
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Decision 12863
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Refer to: A-0726.86
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