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ARTICLE · 10 MAY 2021

Ontario To Introduce Paid Covid-19 Leave

The Ontario government has announced that they will introduce legislation that would, if passed, require employers to provide employees with up to $200 of pay for up to three days...

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Paid Leave

The Ontario government has  announced that they will introduce legislation that would, if passed, require employers to provide employees with up to $200 of pay for up to three days if they are missing work because of COVID-19. The new Ontario COVID-19 Worker Income Protection Program would be retroactive to April 19, 2021 and effective until September 25, 2021, the date the CRSB will expire.

By providing time-limited access to three paid leave days, the province is helping employees pay their bills as they help stop the spread of the virus, including by getting tested, waiting for their results in isolation or going to get their vaccine. The province will partner with the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board to deliver the program and reimburse employers up to $200 per day for each employee.

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