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バンクーバー 2011/09/13 23:48:19
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Work and Wages
If you worked during the period covered, the dates and the number of hours that you have worked, the telephone number of all employers for whom you worked and your total earnings before deductions (including tips and commissions) earned for each calendar week of the period.
You need to report your actual earnings to avoid repayment situations. Remember, you must always declare your earnings before deductions in the week(s) in which they are earned. For example:
•If you have worked in a particular week and will be paid later, you must declare the number of hours worked and earnings before deductions in the week that you actually worked.
•If you have worked in a particular week and will not be paid for it, you must declare the number of hours worked in the week that you actually worked.
When reporting your earnings for each calendar week (Sunday to Saturday) round to the nearest dollar.
•For example if your earnings were $125.49 then enter $125. If your earnings were $125.50 then enter $126.
Report only full hours worked for each calendar week (Sunday to Saturday).
•For example if you worked 38 hours and 15 minutes in a week then enter 38 hours. If you work 38 hours and 45 minutes enter 38 hours.
If you started full time work, the exact date that you started. You need to report all employment, whether you work for someone else or for yourself. You also need to notify us of any separation from employment and the reason for separation.
Training
If you attended school or training, the number of hours that you were in training and the amount of any training allowance received. Do not include allowances for living away from home, commuting, travel or dependent care.
Availability
If you were unavailable for work (for example, out of the country, on vacation or not looking for work for any reason) or you were incapable of working (illness or injury) you will need to provide the dates. You must also report any absence from your area of residence/ or any absence from Canada.
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