Maternity/Legal Adoption/Parental Leave Supplement to Employment Insurance Benefits Sample Clauses

Maternity/Legal Adoption/Parental Leave Supplement to Employment Insurance Benefits a) Effective January 1, 2020, employees electing to take standard Employment Insurance Benefits over twelve (12) months or less, the Employer agrees to provide employees on Maternity/Legal Adoption/Parental Leave with a top up of Employment Insurance Benefits to eighty (80) percent of regular salary for the first twenty (20) weeks of Employment Insurance Benefits.
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Maternity/Legal Adoption/Parental Leave Supplement to Employment Insurance Benefits. 10.10.1 The Employer agrees to provide Employees on Maternity Leave with a top-up of Employment Insurance Maternity Leave Benefits to ninety-five percent (95%) of regular salary for fifteen (15)
Maternity/Legal Adoption/Parental Leave Supplement to Employment Insurance Benefits 

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