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Canada proposes UIA amendments for expanded benefits
Government of Canada presents amendments to the Unemployment Insurance Act to improve the regime and fund job training programs. Changes include enhanced maternity and parental benefits and extended coverage for workers past age 65. Bill C-21 passed the House but awaits Senate approval with an interim rule: from January 7, 1990, new regular US benefit claims require 14 weeks of work in the prior year. Contact a local Canada Employment Centre for details.
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