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• This is regulated under the Employment Standards Act of each province, but for most provinces employment records must be retained for seven years after the employment ends. MediDirect® Inc. holds all employer records for seven years. ... more
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Yes, your card can receive payments from your employer or from the government just like direct deposit into a bank account. ... more
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An employer should not ask questions based on stereotypes. For example, an employer should not ask questions about political beliefs related to military service or questions based on the assumption that veterans and service members have PTSD or ... more
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No, the employer is no longer required to file a Statement of Non-Participating Employees (PS44) directly with PSPP's administrator, Alberta Pensions Services Corporation (APS), each year. However, the employer is required to prepare the PS44 ... more
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These formulas can be obtained on the CRA website or by phone at1 800 959-2221. ... more
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On September 24, 2002 Gov. George Pataki signed into law The New York Professional Employer Act, an act that requires the regulation of PEOs in NY State. The legislation sets the NYS Department of Labor as the regulating entity and sets forth the ... more
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An employer representative, usually in the human resources department, simply contacts RideFinders at (800) VIP-RIDE to verbally join this free program and agrees to be RideFinders’ on-site contact, the Employee Transportation Coordinator (ETC). ... more
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Answer Yes an employer can disclose salary history during a verification check. An employer cannot disclose any type of medical history under the HIPPA act or any type of personal information. Salary is not considered to be personal information. ... more
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Under the Act, if the towing company is at fault, no matter how slight the negligence, recovery will be allowed. ... more
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Because it incorporates the rights of the employer and employee into the law, meaning they are legal rights which must be followed. ... more
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