You are losing 40% or more of your weekly income and. Special Benefitsįor all types of special benefits, you must show that: In some cases you still may be eligible for the benefits. Some reasons for quitting or being fired are considered "just cause." If you feel that you quit with a good reason or were fired without a good reason, try to explain your situation when you apply for EI benefits. Have not paid into the EI program (for example, consultants, contract workers and so on). Have not worked for a certain period of time. Usually, you are not eligible for EI regular benefits if you: 
Be without pay for at least 1 week (7 days). Normally, your employer deducts an EI amount from your paycheque. Find out how many work hours you require in your area. This number is usually 420-700 hours, but it depends on the unemployment rate in your area. You must have worked these hours within the last year. Have worked the required number of hours in your area. 
To be eligible for regular benefits, you must:
You may be eligible for regular benefits if you lose your job. This is temporary income support while you look for work or while you cannot work. Please visit the Employment Benefits and Leave page from the Government of Canada for the latest updates. NOTE: Due to the COVID-19 outbreak situation some changes have been made to the EI benefits requirements. The eligibility requirements for Employment Insurance (EI) depend on where you live and what kind of benefits you apply for. Am I eligible for Employment Insurance (EI)?
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