回复: 有关EI的申请和案例
请问上次申请的EI因找到工作没领完,现在因怀孕辞职了可以重新激活领取吗?要不要写激活的理由。激活时间有限制吗?
要看你之前的EI领到什么程度了,视情况而定,可激活或申请新的EI。没提供详细的申领时间段.不能具体分析。
请参阅如下链接,作比照:
I received EI benefits in the past. Do I need to submit a new application?
If you started a new EI claim within the last 52 weeks and there are still weeks payable on that claim,
we will automatically reactivate (renew) your existing claim.
However, in some cases, it may be to your advantage to cancel or end your old claim earlier and start a new claim, because this may increase the amount of your benefits or the length of your benefit period.
You must decide whether or not to cancel or renew a claim based on your own personal situation.
It is important to consider:
- If your claim is reactivated and you work after the start of that claim, you may be able to establish a new claim when your existing claim runs out.
- In order to establish a new claim you must have enough insurable hours and meet the qualifying conditions for a new claim.
- If a new claim is established instead of reactivating your existing claim, the remaining weeks payable on the existing claim will be lost.
- Additionally, a two-week unpaid waiting period must be served on a new claim before you are entitled to receive payment
Example
Julie’s first claim for benefits started the week of February 1, 2009. In the previous 26 weeks, she worked 26 weeks, at 40 hours a week, for a total of 1,040 hours. She earned $10,400. She lives in a region for which the unemployment rate was 13.1% at the time she submitted her application. She will receive $220 a week in benefits, and she is eligible to receive benefits for a maximum of 40 weeks. She received 10 weeks of EI benefits and then returned to work. After her return to work, Julie worked for 30 weeks, at 40 hours a week, for a total of 1,200 hours. She earned $18,000 over the last 26 weeks. On November 22, 2009, Julie submits another application for EI benefits. The unemployment rate remains at 13.1%. Here are Julie’s two options:
First option: Since Julie’s first benefit period ends on January 30, 2010, and she has already served the two-week waiting period, Julie may receive the remaining 10 weeks of benefits, which total $220 per week, as part of her old claim. She can then start a new claim that will be based on the hours of employment and the insurable earnings of her second job. Therefore, she could receive 10 weeks of benefits at $220 a week and, after serving the two-week waiting period on the new claim, she could receive 42 weeks of benefits at $381 a week.
Second option: Julie could ask to end the claim that started in February and start a new claim, which would be based on the hours of employment and the insurable earnings of her second job. Her benefit rate would then be $381 a week, and she would be able to receive benefits for a period of up to 42 weeks, once she has served the two-week waiting period.
To reactivate your claim, you should visit our Web site at
www.servicecanada.gc.ca. Click on “Apply for Employment Insurance Benefits” in the menu on the right-hand side of the home page.
Do not start completing your online application if you prefer to start a new claim. Instead, please contact us by calling 1 800-206-7218. Your decision to start a new claim is final and cannot be reversed.
Notes
- For information about your previous claim, call 1-800-206-7218 (TTY: 1-800-529-3742) or visit our Web site at www.servicecanada.gc.ca and click on “Access My Service Canada Account.”