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Wednesday, 13 November 2013
Monday, 28 October 2013
Q\A Work in Ontario
Q\ How many hours does the employees work in a day?A\The maximum number of hours most employees can be required to work in a day is eight hours or the number of hours in an established regular workday, if it is longer than eight hours. The only way the daily maximum can be exceeded is by written agreement.
Q\How much vacation time workers get and when you get vacation pay?
A\Employees are entitled to two weeks of vacation time after each 12-month vacation entitlement year. Ordinarily, a vacation entitlement year is a recurring 12-month period beginning on the date of hire. Where the employer has established an alternative vacation entitlement year that begins on a date other than the date of hire, the employee is also entitled to a pro-rated amount of vacation time for the period (called a "stub period") that precedes the alternative vacation entitlement year.Vacation pay must be at least four per cent of the "gross" wages (excluding any vacation pay) earned in the 12-month vacation entitlement year or stub period (where that applies).
Q\How many Hoilday does you have, if you live in Ontario?
A\Ontario has nine public holidays:
Q\How much vacation time workers get and when you get vacation pay?
A\Employees are entitled to two weeks of vacation time after each 12-month vacation entitlement year. Ordinarily, a vacation entitlement year is a recurring 12-month period beginning on the date of hire. Where the employer has established an alternative vacation entitlement year that begins on a date other than the date of hire, the employee is also entitled to a pro-rated amount of vacation time for the period (called a "stub period") that precedes the alternative vacation entitlement year.Vacation pay must be at least four per cent of the "gross" wages (excluding any vacation pay) earned in the 12-month vacation entitlement year or stub period (where that applies).
Q\How many Hoilday does you have, if you live in Ontario?
A\Ontario has nine public holidays:
- New Year's Day
- Family Day
- Good Friday
- Victoria Day
- Canada Day
- Labour Day
- Thanksgiving Day
- Christmas Day
- Boxing Day (December 26).
- Most employees who qualify are entitled to take these days off work and be paid public holiday pay. Alternatively, they can agree in writing to work on the holiday and they will be paid:
Monday, 7 October 2013
Learn body language and table manners from Kathleen
Last week Kathleen taught us more useful tings to live in canada. Like body language, table manners and so on.
That let me know more different ting than in China.
In China people didn't use more body language in the life. If you find a people have more action in his talk, that he maybe a actor or he make a speech now.
But Kathleen taught us in canada people use the body language everywhere. The canadian use more body language to show their feeling in the live.
Table manners is more useful for us. Because in China People use chopsticks to eat food. Kathleen taught us how to use the tableware when you see more different kinds of the knife,spoon and glass in table.Next time if canadian friends invite me to have dinner, then I can use it.
That let me know more different ting than in China.
In China people didn't use more body language in the life. If you find a people have more action in his talk, that he maybe a actor or he make a speech now.
But Kathleen taught us in canada people use the body language everywhere. The canadian use more body language to show their feeling in the live.
Table manners is more useful for us. Because in China People use chopsticks to eat food. Kathleen taught us how to use the tableware when you see more different kinds of the knife,spoon and glass in table.Next time if canadian friends invite me to have dinner, then I can use it.
Friday, 13 September 2013
My First Day in School
I came to the LINC school yesterday. It was my first time studying in a Canadian school. Before I came to school, I was very nervous. But when I started the course, I felt that the course is different than China.
In China, the teacher doesn't give us time to talk with our classmates about the course. They usually teach us what they know.
But Joseph's class is lively. He teaches us to sing songs, and he corrects our pronunciation. Then he gives us more time to talk with our classmates about the course. So I think the class is different and interesting.
In China, the teacher doesn't give us time to talk with our classmates about the course. They usually teach us what they know.
But Joseph's class is lively. He teaches us to sing songs, and he corrects our pronunciation. Then he gives us more time to talk with our classmates about the course. So I think the class is different and interesting.
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