Official title: Employment Insurance Monitoring and Assessment Report for the fiscal year beginning April 1, 2018 and ending March 31, 2019: Annex 5: Employment Insurance financial information
This is the complete list of abbreviations for the Employment Insurance Monitoring and Assessment Report for the fiscal year beginning April 1, 2018 and ending March 31, 2019.
Abbreviations
ASETS
Aboriginal Skills and Employment Training Strategy
ATSSC
Administrative Tribunals Support Service of Canada
B/C Ratio
Benefits-to-Contributions ratio
B/U Ratio
Benefits-to-Unemployed ratio
B/UC Ratio
Benefits-to-Unemployed Contributor ratio
BDM
Benefit Delivery Modernization
CANSIM
Canadian Socio-Economic Information Management System
CAWS
Citizen Access Workstation Services
CCAJ
Connecting Canadians with Available Jobs
CCB
Canada Child Benefit
CCDA
Canadian Council of Directors of Apprenticeship
CEIC
Canada Employment Insurance Commission
COLS
Community Outreach and Liaison Service
CSO
Citizen Service Officer
CPI
Consumer Price Index
CPP
Canada Pension Plan
CRA
Canada Revenue Agency
CRF
Consolidated Revenue Fund
CUSMA
Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement
CX
Client Experience
EBSMs
Employment Benefits and Support Measures
ECC
Employment Contact Centre
EF
Enabling Fund
EI
Employment Insurance
EI PAAR
Employment Insurance Payment Accuracy Review
EI PRAR
Employment Insurance Processing Accuracy Review
EICS
Employment Insurance Coverage Survey
eROE
Electronic Record of Employment
ESDC
Employment and Social Development Canada
FLMM
Forum of Labour Market Ministers
FY
Fiscal Year
G7
Group of Seven
GDP
Gross Domestic Product
HCCS
Hosted Contact Centre Solution
HRSDC
Human Resources and Social Development Canada
IQF
Individual Quality Feedback
IVR
Interactive Voice Response
LFS
Labour Force Survey
LMDA
Labour Market Development Agreements
LMI
Labour Market Information
LMP
Labour Market Partnerships
MIE
Maximum Insurable Earnings
MSCA
My Service Canada Account
NAICS
North American Industry Classification System
NAFTA
North American Free Trade Agreement
NAS
National Apprenticeship Survey
NERE
New-Entrant/Re-Entrant
NESI
National Essential Skills Initiative
NIS
National Investigative Services
NOS
National Occupational Standards
NQCP
National Quality and Coaching Program for Call Centres
OAS
Old Age Security
OECD
Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development
Statement of operations and accumulated surplus (deficit) for the year ended March 31Footnote 1
Note: Data may not add up to the total due to rounding.
Source: Government of Canada, Public Accounts of Canada 2019, Volume I: Summary Report and Consolidated Financial Statements (Ottawa: Receiver General for Canada, 2019) and past year versions of the Public Accounts report.
Revenues and funding
FY1617
FY1718
FY1819
Premiums
22,537.4
21,533.0
22,698.4
Interest2
14.7
16.6r
21.2
Penalties
51.3
64.4r
62.0
Total revenues and funding
22,603.3
21,614.0
22,781.6
r Revised.
2 This interest includes interest accrued on overdue accounts receivable.
Expenditures3: Part I Employment Insurance benefits
FY1617
FY1718
FY1819
Regular benefits
12,907.2
11,751.0
10,639.3
Fishing benefits
300.6
326.9
332.8
Work-Sharing benefits
47.5
12.9
5.8
Special benefits for insured employees
5,529.2
5,755.2
5,878.6
Parental benefits4
2,721.3
2,805.0
2,771.9
Sickness benefits
1,560.3
1,681.6
1,781.3
Maternity benefits
1,172.0
1,175.3
1,191.6
Other special benefits5
75.5
93.3
133.8
Special benefits for self-employed
9.8
9.7
9.9
Total income benefits
18,794.3
17,855.6
16,866.3
Less: Benefit repayments6
(263.1)
(308.6)
(286.2)
Total Part-I: Employment Insurance benefits
18,531.2
17,547.1
16,580.0
3 Expenditures reported in Chapter II of this report are based on administrative data and may differ from the ones reported in the financial statements of the Employment Insurance Operating Account that are included in the Public Accounts of Canada, due to methodological differences.
4 Include parental benefits paid to biological parents and adoptive parents.
5 Include compassionate care benefits (for FY1617, FY1718 and FY1819), benefits for parents of critically ill children (for FY1617 and FY1718) and family caregiver benefits (for FY1718 and FY1819).
6 These repayments correspond to benefit repayments from higher income claimants.
Expenditures: Part-II Employment benefits and support measures
FY1617
FY1718
FY1819
Employment benefits7
2,067.4
2,048.6
2,171.0
Support measures
112.5
119.2
137.0
Labour market partnerships
106.7
112.6
133.3
Research and innovation
5.8
6.6
3.7
Total Part-II: Employment benefits and support measures
2,179.9
2,167.8
2,307.9
7 These benefits correspond to transfer payments to provinces and territories related to labour market development agreements, net of previous fiscal years’ over-contribution.
Expenditures: Administration costs
FY1617
FY1718
FY1819
Employment and Social Development Canada – Personnel related-costs
823.0
985.1
950.3
Employment and Social Development Canada – Non-personnel related costs
447.8
384.0
379.3
Canada Revenue Agency – Collection of premiums and rulings
230.2
214.5
212.8
Treasury Board Secretariat – Health Insurance Plan and Public Service Insurance
79.0
92.6
83.3
Administrative Tribunals Support Service of Canada – Social Security Tribunal
9.2
14.2
18.2
Courts Administration Services
1.1
1.0
1.0
Less: Recovery of costs from the Canada Pension Plan for maintaining the social insurance number registry
(5.6)
(5.3)
(4.1)
Total administration costs: Related parties
1,584.6
1,686.2
1,640.7
Total administration costs: External parties (administration costs incurred by provinces and territories under the LMDA)
191.2
191.6
189.7
Total administration costs
1,775.9
1,877.8
1,830.4
Expenditures
FY1617
FY1718
FY1819
Benefits and support measures
20,711.1
19,714.9
18,887.9
Administration costs
1,775.9
1,877.8
1,830.4
Bad debts
31.9
69.3
99.0
Total expenditures
22,518.9
21,662.0
20,817.4
Net surplus for the year
84.4
(48.0)
1,964.3
Accumulated surplus (deficit) at beginning of year
