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The purpose of reporting an incident is: To ensure that incidents are reported and reviewed in a timely manner both by the community and Community Care Facilities Licensing staff. This process will assist in the prevention of recurrence and in the promotion of a high standard of care, safety, health and dignity of the persons in care. This also ...
National System for Incident Reporting eReports. The National System for Incident Reporting (NSIR) is a voluntary reporting system designed to facilitate the sharing of patient safety incidents in order to learn from them. Information generated by the system is used to identify trends, provide alerts and support practice and policy changes. It ...
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•What you need to report
•How to submit your report
•When to submit your next report
•Ask for an exemption from reporting
•My Service Canada Account
•Find a job
While receiving Employment Insurance (EI) benefits, you have to complete a report every 2 weeks to show that you’re eligible and to continue receiving benefits.
For each week of the report, you need to:
•indicate dates and hours worked and earnings before deductions, even if you’ll be paid later
•provide the contact information of any employers
•enter hours spent at school or in a training course and any training allowance received
•indicate whether you were available for work
By Internet
The Internet Reporting Service is simple, fast, convenient and secure. Submit your report by Internet If you stay on a page for more than 10 minutes, you’ll be disconnected. If we need more information to process your report, you’ll receive a message at the end of your report asking you to call us. If you receive an error 404 message If you receive an error 404 message when you try to log in: clear your browser’s cache delete cookies, or use another browser Internet Explorer compatibility view Make sure the Internet Reporting Service website hasn’t been added to your browser’s compatibility view list: click on the Tools menu and then Compatibility View settings remove the website if it appears on the list
By telephone
If you don’t have Internet access, you can use the Telephone Reporting Service by calling 1-800-531-7555. If we need more information to process your report, we’ll transfer your call to an agent or you’ll receive a message to call back during business hours. The service standard and the average wait time to speak to an agent are the same as for the Telephone Information Service.
Paper reports
If you can’t submit your report online or by phone, you must mail a paper report.
After you submit a report, you’ll be given the date that your next report is due. Mark this date on your calendar. You won’t be able to submit your report before this date, but you have 3 weeks from this date to submit it.
For some types of EI benefits, you can choose to be exempted from reporting. If you’re eligible, you can request a reporting exemption, or cancel it, any time during your claim.
You can agree to this exemption when you submit your EI benefits application. You can also call us to be exempted.
You can choose to be exempted if:
•you’re receiving maternity, parental or caregiving benefits
•you’re participating in an apprenticeship program
•you’re part of a Work-Sharing agreement
Sign in to My Service Canada Account (MSCA) at any time, and:
•check that your banking information, address and telephone number are up-to-date
•review your claim status and messages
To sign up for direct deposit or to update your banking information, address or telephone number, you can:
•complete the eServiceCanada service request form
•contact the Service Canada call centre
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200 – 1100 Island Highway Campbell River, BC V9W 8C6 Ph: 250.850.2110 Fax: 250.850.2455. The following page will open. Select ‘Community Care Incident Reporting’. The following page will open. Select ‘Create Account’. The following page will open. Enter in all the required information. Important: Island Health must have the facility ...
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