Thousands rely on tariff supports as Ottawa plans fewer benefit-processing staff at Service Canada
Work-Sharing applications are taking an average of six business days to process, while frontline workers and unions warn that maintaining service levels will depend on staffing capacity.
As the Canada-United States trade war becomes more hostile, and Ottawa promises to support affected Canadian workers with enhanced Employment Insurance and Work-Sharing programs, Employment and Social Development Canada is planning fewer staff to process and pay EI and other...
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