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Effects of Bill C-113 on UI take-up ratesby Peter Kuhn.: LU2-153/215-1995E

This study of Bill C-113's effects attempts to answer the following questions: What were its effects on the UI take-up rates of job quitters? Did it drastically reduce UI take-up rates and thus disentitle a lot of quitters from benefits, or (because of the just cause exemption) did it have only a small effect on the take-up? By what mechanisms did Bill C-113 reduce the claim rates of job quitters? Did fewer quitters apply for UI? Were more of the applications by quitters rejected by HRDC and/or did the disentitled workers become re-employed more rapidly than before?--Abstract

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Department/Agency
  • Canada. Human Resources Development Canada. Unemployment Insurance.
TitleEffects of Bill C-113 on UI take-up ratesby Peter Kuhn.
Series title
  • Unemployment Insurance evaluation series
Publication typeMonograph - View Master Record
Language[English]
FormatPhysical text
Other formatsDigital text-[English]
Note(s)
  • "This study of Bill C-113's effects attempts to answer the following questions: What were its effects on the UI take-up rates of job quitters? Did it drastically reduce UI take-up rates and thus disentitle a lot of quitters from benefits, or (because of the "just cause" exemption) did it have only a small effect on the take-up? By what mechanisms did Bill C-113 reduce the claim rates of job quitters? Did fewer quitters apply for UI? Were more of the applications by quitters rejected by HRDC and/or did the disentitled workers become re-employed more rapidly than before?"--Abstract.
Publishing information
  • Ottawa - Ontario : Human Resources Development Canada. 1995.
BindingSoftcover
Description40p. : fig., references, tables ; 30 cm.
ISBN0-662-24169-X
Catalogue number
  • LU2-153/215-1995E
Departmental catalogue numberIN-AH-215E-08-95
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