Chapter 5 Employment Standards
Chapter 6 Unionized Workplaces
Chapter 7 Provincial and Territorial Legislation outside Quebec
Chapter 8 Quebec Legislation
Chapter 9 Workers Compensation
100
Labour standards do not take precedence over this agreement.
What is a collective agreement?
100
Canada Labour Code part 1 and Provincial labour/trade union acts.
What legislation governs the union certification process?
100
1. Regular Tax Base 2.Premium Base 3.Employer Tax or Levy 4.Combination of employee and employer tax.
What are the 4 methods of funding health care in Canada?
100
1.QPP 2.QPIP 3.Quebec Tax
What are the basic payroll related remittances collected by the MRQ?
100
Clearance certificate.
What document provides proof of a WCB account in good standing?
200
All jurisdictions have legislation around hours of work except for this one jurisdiction.
What is New Brunswick?
200
Formal legally binding document that sets out the terms and conditions of employment.
What is the collective agreement?
200
Manitoba, Newfoundland and labrador, Ontario, and Quebec.
What are all the jurisdictions that fund their health care through an employer tax or levy?
200
Retiring allowances and death benefits.
What are payments not subject to QPP contributions?
200
Provides coverage for work related injuries and illnesses.
What is WCB coverage?
300
The method of spreading hours of work over two or more weeks.
What is averaging hours?
300
1.Spokesperson 2.Negotiating team members 3.Resource committees
What are the roles of a collective bargaining team?
300
2% employee deduction.
What is the Northwest Territories and Nunavut payroll tax?
300
2217.60/12 x the number of eligible months.
What is the formula to prorate the annual maximum QPP contribution?
300
Award
What is the term used for a WCB benefit payment being received by an employee?
400
The practice of working more hours in a day but less days in a week.
What is a compressed work week?
400
Adding proposals after bargaining agendas have been exchanged.
What is bargaining in bad faith?
400
British Columbia
What is the province that funds their health care soley through premiums?
400
$3,500/365 x days since last payment.
What is the formula to prorate the annual QPP exemption?
400
1. Late filings 2. Late remittances 3. Underestimating assessable earnings
What are reasons why the WCB may assess penalties to employers?
500
1.Bereavement 2.Compassionate Care 3.Family Situations 4.Jury duty 5.Maternity/Parental
What are types of employment leaves?
500
input into cost evaluations and answers to what if scenarios.
How can payroll contribute as a memeber of the negotiating team?
500
1. pension adjustments 2. Contribution requirements 3.remittance deadlines 4.Eligibility and membership requirements
What are the 4 areas in provincial pension legislation that primarily impact payroll?
500
1.41%
What is the employee EI premium rate for an employee in Quebec?
500
Types of earnings and the dollar amount of the assessable earnings.
How is the emplyers total annual assessable payroll determined?
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