If your employees are eligible for Employment Insurance (EI) benefits, and your business is suffering a downturn, you can apply for a work-sharing agreement.

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If your employees are eligible for Employment Insurance (EI) benefits, and your business is suffering a downturn, you can apply for a work-sharing agreement. The agreement would allow your employees to work a temporarily reduced work week while receiving
Businesses experiencing temporary reduction in business activity with employees eligible for Employment Insurance benefits
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Official program pageBusinesses experiencing temporary reduction in business activity with employees eligible for Employment Insurance benefits
Employment Insurance benefits for reduced work hours.
Employee wages during reduced work weeks
Rolling intake Deadline type: Rolling.
No. Work-Sharing program is wage subsidy; the funding is not repaid.