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Location: British Columbia
Posted on: 01-03-09 01:54:58
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Originally posted by tamilkuravan
Yup. That is the best that you can do and hope and pray that the recession will affect your job and that the compay will be forced to lay you off.
the best position to ask for layoff is when the company forces all of you into the meeting room and tells you that 50% of the number gathered must be laid off and asks for volunteers. And if the volunteers donot add up to 50% of people to be laid off , then they will make their own list ( Eg. GM, Crysler etc...)
No matter what someone's personal situation is, is it ever a good idea to wish them success in losing their job?
You know, recession or not, there is one better way to move to another city. One applies. Interviews. Gets job. gives notice at current job. Moves.
Thats how everyone else does it.
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~ Morning rain
Location: Brampton, Ont, Canada
Posted on: 01-03-09 09:22:24
Thank you guys for helping me....
Anyways, i was just asking u guys.. if is there better way to present my case to EI so will be earlier for me to get EI...
however, i have plan B is ready , it might be tough but i will get the job in other filed for the moment,,,, like tech support, cus service , tele marketing or worse case scenario i want mind doing fork lift or delivery.
I am not afraid of finding job but since i m moving to different province i would like to take a advantage to go to school there HRDC so i can improve my skill....this is the only reason i m looking into EI ...
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Originally posted by morning_rain
No matter what someone's personal situation is, is it ever a good idea to wish them success in losing their job?
The reason he wants a layoff is that he can do a course (in Toronto) under skill developement scheme of HRDC. You have to read the "SAP module" thread to make sense of what Blue_Peafowl is writing on this thread.
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Location: Brampton, Ont, Canada
Posted on: 01-03-09 18:43:17
Guys!
I think we are all getting mix up here.....
As rajcanada said, i personally want LAYOFF my self ...so i can do school...
I M ASKING FOR SOME Ideas or trick which will help me put my case strong against HRDC officer .
as everybody know by now , i m trying to get layof at current employee , however, i m still moving even if i dont get lay off at my company
but I WOULD LIKE TO APPLY EI IN TORONTO BASED ON -
VOLUNTARILY LEAVING EMPLOYMENT :6.3.3 Obligation to Accompany a Spouse or Dependent Child to Another Residence
for complete situation you can check my previous post.
BOTTOM LINE IS I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW HOW TO GET EI WHEN I MOVE.
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'Some goals are so worthy, it's glorious even to fail.' (Param Vir Chakra awardee Lt. Manoj Pandey)
Location: British Columbia
Posted on: 01-03-09 23:51:12
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Originally posted by rajcanada
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Originally posted by morning_rain
No matter what someone's personal situation is, is it ever a good idea to wish them success in losing their job?
The reason he wants a layoff is that he can do a course (in Toronto) under skill developement scheme of HRDC. You have to read the "SAP module" thread to make sense of what Blue_Peafowl is writing on this thread.
Ok. Thanks.
I worked for 5 years in an employment resource centre assisting clients obtain HRSDC skills training thats why I am very familiar with the process.
Unless he has limited transferable skills, regardless of the location, he might have difficulty.
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~ Morning rain
Location: Brampton, Ont, Canada
Posted on: 02-03-09 09:12:35
It is good to know that you have assisted clients obtain HRSDC skills training .
My question is I m moving for better future of me and my family, work wise, language wife and carrier wise.
Since my wife and kids are moving i have no choice but to move with them weither its my wife's personal decision or carrier related, i cant let them go alone. - JUSTIFY ?
Plus dont forget for last 12 years i m paying them my ei premium so they are doing any favor , they are only giving me what i hv pay for .
so no matter what if i move i will apply for EI and if they dont approved i'll fight for it.
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'Some goals are so worthy, it's glorious even to fail.' (Param Vir Chakra awardee Lt. Manoj Pandey)
Location: God's own country
Posted on: 02-03-09 09:56:47
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Originally posted by Blue_Peafowl
Plus dont forget for last 12 years i m paying them my ei premium so they are doing any favor , they are only giving me what i hv pay for .
while I appriciate you paying EI premium for 12 years, EI premiums are just like Automobile insurance. you donto get paid unless you get into an accident.
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so no matter what if i move i will apply for EI and if they dont approved i'll fight for it.
best of luck in this one.
My personal experience is that the Canadian Govt. has written a set of rules for claiming the EI rules. what ever happens, they will NEVER give you EI unless your claim follows the rules of payout. You just canot assume your own senarios and expect a payout.
all the best
peace by TK
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