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Includes information about Employment Insurance (EI) temporary benefits for workers, sickness, fishing and family-related benefits as well as how to apply online and submit a report.
The Employment Insurance (EI) program provides temporary income support to unemployed workers while they look for employment or to upgrade their skills. The EI program also provides special benefits to workers who take time off work due to specific life events: illness; pregnancy; caring for a newborn or newly adopted child
To find out if you're eligible to receive EI regular benefits, you must submit an application. The online application takes about 1 hour to complete. If you don't complete the application all at once, you can come back to it later using the temporary password that you receive when you start.
You must provide a valid nine-digit Social Insurance Number. Please enter all nine digits as they appear on your Social Insurance Number card, with no spaces or hyphens. The Access Code is the four-digit code that was sent to you by mail shortly after you applied for Employment Insurance benefits.
Using direct deposit, the Government of Canada can deposit payments automatically into your bank account and avoid postal delay. Sign up for direct deposit when you apply for EI! It is convenient, secure and reliable.
Find out if you could be eligible for EI, discover the right benefits for your situation and estimate how much you could receive.
The Employment Insurance (EI) program also provides illness, parental and caregiving benefits for persons who are away from work due to health and family-related reasons. EI is financed by premiums paid by employers and employees. The program is overseen by the Canada Employment Insurance Commission (CEIC).
Over the last year, all new EI applicants received a one-time hours top-up to help them qualify, but that disappears on Sunday. In its place will be a uniform requirement to have worked 420...
Canada’s Employment Insurance (EI) is a financial support program for those who have lost their jobs through no fault of their own. This article covers what you need to know about Employment Insurance in Canada, including the benefit payment dates and how much you can receive.
Employment Insurance (EI) is an important benefit available to Canadian workers. Make sure you understand EI qualification requirements and how to apply.