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Sep 24, 2024

Social Insurance Number (SIN) program – service standards update – week ending September 6, 2024. /

Organization: Employment and Social Development Canada
Minister by name: Beech, Terry (Hon.)
Minister by title: Minister of Citizens’ Services

Sep 20, 2024

Unemployment rates in Canada have risen over the past year, prompting public concerns that Canadian employers are relying on labour through temporary work entry programs and not prioritizing Canadians and permanent residents for jobs

Organization: Employment and Social Development Canada
Minister by name: Boissonnault, Randy (Hon.)
Minister by title: Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Official Languages

Sep 19, 2024

Could you explain the decrease of $1.5 billion in the
Canada Student Loans portfolio?

Organization: Employment and Social Development Canada
Minister by name: Hajdu, Patty (Hon.)
Minister by title: Minister of Jobs and Families

Sep 18, 2024

On September 17th, Statistics Canada released job vacancy data for the second quarter of 2024 from the Job Vacancy and Wage Survey (JVWS).

Organization: Employment and Social Development Canada
Minister by name: Boissonnault, Randy (Hon.)
Minister by title: Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Official Languages

Sep 17, 2024

Natural Hazards in Canada are increasing in frequency and severity across the country. When Canadians are impacted by natural hazards (flooding, wildfires, hurricanes, earthquakes, etc.), Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) has procedures in place to deliver benefits and services to those affected.

Organization: Employment and Social Development Canada
Minister by name: Beech, Terry (Hon.)
Minister by title: Minister of Citizens’ Services

Sep 17, 2024

How is the Government helping seniors access affordable housing?

Organization: Employment and Social Development Canada
Minister by name: MacKinnon, Steven (Hon.)
Minister by title: Minister of Labour and Seniors

Sep 17, 2024

How is the Government of Canada supporting workers in seasonal employment?

Organization: Employment and Social Development Canada
Minister by name: Boissonnault, Randy (Hon.)
Minister by title: Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Official Languages

Sep 17, 2024

What will be the Employment Insurance (EI) premium rate in 2025?

Organization: Employment and Social Development Canada
Minister by name: Boissonnault, Randy (Hon.)
Minister by title: Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Official Languages

Sep 17, 2024

Why is the Government not supporting EI access for women laid off before, during or after receiving maternity and/or parental benefits from the EI program or the Quebec Parental Insurance Plan, an issue that is the subject of an ongoing Charter challenge before Federal Court of Appeal by six women in Québec?

Organization: Employment and Social Development Canada
Minister by name: Boissonnault, Randy (Hon.)
Minister by title: Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Official Languages

Sep 17, 2024

Canada Child Benefit Update – Inflation 

Organization: Employment and Social Development Canada
Minister by name: Sudds, Jenna (Hon.)
Minister by title: Minister of Families, Children and Social Development