Sentences with phrase «gravely ill family members»
Win: In addition to previously announced new child - care benefits and income splitting for couples with children, families will also get increased benefits to care for gravely ill family members.
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Compassionate care benefits for people who are off work because they have to care for a gravely ill family member
This benefit would be in addition to the existing Compassionate Care Benefit, which applies only where an individual is providing care for a gravely ill family member at risk of dying within 26 weeks.
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In their hour of need, be it when a family member was gravely ill or died, when they lost their job, when they lost their home, or even when they ended up on the street, the church was not there for them.
He also has consulted with nonprofits, and has been a board member of one which serves the families of gravely ill children, and another which serves homeless veterans and their families.
Extention of Employment Insurance Compassionate Care Benefits from six weeks to six months for Canadians caring for «gravely ill and dying family members.»
are available to people who have to be away from work temporarily to provide care or support to a family member who is gravely ill with a significant risk of death.
During the interview, address it briefly without too much emotion (if possible): «The reason for my leave of absence was that my [family member] became gravely ill, and needed a full - time caregiver.
Compassionate care leave of up to twenty - eight (28) weeks is available to licensees to care for a family member who is gravely ill.
«By creating a level playing field within the EI program, many of our members will no longer have to worry about taking time away from their careers to have a baby or care for a family member who is gravely ill.»
-- compassionate care benefits (six weeks maximum), which may be paid to people who have to be away from work temporarily to provide care or support to a family member who is gravely ill with a significant risk of death.