Canada· OttawaCanadian Federal Court of Appeal rules EI rules discriminated against mothers
Canada's Federal Court of Appeal unanimously ruled that the country's Employment Insurance (EI) rules were discriminatory, denying job-loss benefits to women laid off during or after maternity leave.
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Canadian EI rules discriminated against mothers, Federal Court of Appeal rules
First report 10h agoLast update 10h agoThe ruling exposes the hypocrisy of the government's feminist rhetoric while its EI policies actively discriminated against mothers, highlighting a systemic issue.
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