Most people will agree with the fact that Canada's Employment Insurance structure will have to be replaced. The system should be reconsidered in order to fulfill its correct objective and get Canadian residents on nice employment, whilst blocking abuse. A large amount of people are basically living from national services and never doing work, whereas those that require help can't obtain these benefits. This suggested regulation can not affect the people who honestly deserve help from our EI system.

All EI amendments which were recommended do not satisfy many temporary workers. Most of these people do not have many good reasons why they should get dissatisfied with their lawmakers. They're the people who chose to work in these sorts of jobs and they themselves are not willing to work during the out of season. Budgetary aid given from the Canadian folks cannot really be assumed when it has been a determination they made individually.

A few habitual receivers that obtain Employment Insurance pass up readily available employment which they think are beneath them. Even though they feel shame in doing those jobs and make basically no effort in hunting for different kinds of projects, there is zero shame in taking the government's help to put food on the table. Immigrant workers are pleased to complete those work opportunities that they do not want.

Conceivably the government might look into designing decent financial opportunities for those on EI, along the lines of job coaching programs. We all need to stop abuse of the employment insurance program from people who definitely don't need it. We must ensure economic stability for generations to come; this is the great struggle of the times.

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