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Income supports for workers during the Coronavirus pandemic

Posted on March 31, 2020 by CUPE2195

Here is a great resource prepared by CUPE National for those who are financially impacted by COVID-19:

http://Income supports for workers during the Coronavirus pandemic

Or you can click on your specific situation to get information:

What is your situation?

  • I am an employee with COVID-19 and/or in isolation
  • I am an employee caring for a family member who is sick with COVID-19
  • I am an employee who needs to stay home from work in order to provide care for my children due to school closures
  • I am an employee whose employer has closed and/or limited service or production (permanently or temporarily)
  • I am a permanent employee whose employer has reduced production/hours due to the economic situation or public health concerns
  • I am a temporary employee whose employer has reduced production/hours due to the economic situation or public health concerns
  • I have already applied for Employment Insurance Sick Leave or Regular Benefits
  • Other income supports available to all Canadians

 

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