Food Banks Canada says employment insurance doesn’t serve modern workforce
- Food Banks Canada says Canada's employment insurance no longer serves the broader and shifting workforce as more people take up gig work or part-time jobs.
- The organization states the labour market has shifted toward part-time, temporary, and contract work, but EI mainly supports a shrinking workforce with stable, full-time jobs and a single employer.
- Food Banks Canada's chief executive Kirstin Beardsley says the outdated EI system threatens Canada's resilience amid high unemployment and rising living costs.
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Food Banks Canada states that Canada Employment Insurance is no longer suitable for the ever-changing labour force, as more and more people are employed on a job or part-time basis.
Employment insurance helping fewer Canadians as workforce shifts to gig work, part-time jobs, new report finds
In its latest poverty report card, Food Banks Canada says the labour market has shifted toward part-time, temporary and contract work, while EI only caters to a shrinking workforce that has stable, full-time work with a single employer.
The Toronto Star
Food Banks Canada says employment insurance doesn’t serve modern workforce
Food Banks Canada says Canada's employment insurance no longer serves the broader and shifting workforce as more people take up gig work or part-time jobs.
Winnipeg Free Press
Food Banks Canada says employment insurance doesn't serve modern workforce
Food Banks Canada says Canada's employment insurance no longer serves the broader and shifting workforce as more people take up gig work or part-time jobs.
Food Banks Canada states that Canadian Employment Insurance is no longer suitable for the ever-changing labour force, as more and more people are employed on a job or part-time basis.
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