MHR 523 Chapter 13: Human Resources Management Chapter 13

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Employee benefits: indirect financial payments given to employees. They may include supplementary health and life insurance, vacation, pension, education plans, and discounts on company products. Employment insurance: a federal program that provides income benefits if a person is unable to work through no fault of his or her own. 55% of average earnings during the last 14-26 weeks of qualifying period. Canada/quebec pension plan (c/qpp): programs that provide three types of benefits: retirement income; survivor on death benefits payable to the kyzyll z2zz2 k death; and disability benefits payable to employees with disabilities and their dependants. Benefits are payable only to those individuals who make contributions to the plans and/or available to their family members. kz work-related accidents or illnesses and/or their dependants, regardless of fault. z z: institute effective safety and health programs, institute rehabilitation program. Holidays new years day, good friday, canada day, labour day, christmas day, victoria day*,

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