Disability

Employers overlook disabled applicants

Employers overlook skilled job applicants with disabilities, says Conference Board of Canada.

By Staff |July 14, 2014

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Government, Nova Scotia sign 3 employment agreements

The government of Canada and Nova Scotia have signed three employment-related agreements.

By Staff |June 30, 2014

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New caregivers plan launches

Alice Wong, minister of state (seniors) has announced the launch of the Canadian Employers for Caregivers Plan (CECP).

By Staff |June 24, 2014

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Name trustees for clients with disability trusts

Liz and Mike are both accountants in their late 40s. Their only child, Jordan, is 16 and has Down syndrome. He’s living a happy, fulfilling life, and his parents plan to put away money to cover needs he may have after they pass away. They want to create a Henson Trust, a fully discretionary trust that can grow to any amount without affecting certain means-tested government benefits. Since the trustee will have full control over distributions, choosing the right person is critical.

By Evelyn Juan |June 6, 2014

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