During regular economic times in Canada, the maximum length of time a worker can collect employment insurance is 26 weeks. During recessions, however, Parliament often increases the length of time in which workers can collect benefits. During the recent recession, workers could collect benefits for more than 45 weeks in some regions. This system will:

Instructions: You may select more than one answer.

a) encourage people to search longer for a job.

b) provide workers with an adequate safety net.

c) prolong the amount of time a person stays out of work.

d) increase the number of workers looking for work.

e) allow more people to start businesses.

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Keenan Ho

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12 October, 05:46

During regular economic times in Canada, the maximum length of time a worker can collect employment insurance is 26 weeks. During recessions, however, Parliament often increases the length of time in which workers can collect benefits. During the recent recession, workers could collect benefits for more than 45 weeks in some regions. This system will:

Instructions: You may select more than one answer.

a) encourage people to search longer for a job.

b) provide workers with an adequate safety net.

c) prolong the amount of time a person stays out of work.

d) increase the number of workers looking for work.

e) allow more people to start businesses.

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Hailee Rowe · Answer 1

a) encourage people to search longer for a job.

c) prolong the amount of time a person stays out of work.

d) increase the number of workers looking for work.