It allows you to collect EI but it will not qualify you for a second career (I have been on the same situation before) Insurable hours means the numbers of hours that you work and paid into EI, this is used to determine if you have the minimum numbers of hours to qualify for EI.Harpster007 wrote: ↑May 7th, 2017 2:29 pmI was recently laid off from my job of 4 years - didn't do anything wrong but was told the company decided to "go a different direction." They gave me a salary continuance for 3 months. On my ROE they put code "M" as dismissal.
Since they used this code does this mean that I am now not able to collect EI?
Also, what does it mean when it refer's to insurable hours?
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