Obviously you thought I had a definition as you never asked for clarification. That calls for two face palms.
You're correct; I actually thought you knew what you were talking about, when you made the comment.
I had forgotten about your past behavior of making comments, that you know nothing about, and then trying to spin it your way.
From what I remember; when you go into file, they let you know of the services that are available to you that will help you deal with these issues.
Now; I can only speak for the US and apparently Canada is lacking in these areas.
Long on accusations, short on facts. Same old, same old.
Since you've provided nothing to explain your usage of "equal time", it appears that the accusation is correct and you're the one that is short on facts; which is exactly your same old, same old.
The best place to go, when you're out of work, is to a job.
Unfortunetly to many people find the available work, to be beneath them.
It's really a shame that Canada hasn't taken more of an interest in their unemployed and aren't putting some of those programs into place.
Sucks to be Canadian.
Yep.
What is equal time and how is it measured?
Not really. Canada has a lower unemployment rate. Discounting the US extension Canada has a longer benefit period and let's not forget medical care. Loss of a job doesn't make much impact on medical care. Maybe no private room but who wants a private room? I insisted on a 4-bed room when I was there. It sort of pissed them off as my employer would have paid for a private room but I didn't want one. The reason being the nurses stop by more often when there's more people in the room and one can get their attention. When one snarky nurse questioned why I didn't take the private room I told her I liked to see others suffer.
So your qualification of "equal time" is that everyone must put in the same amount; because if this is what you meant, I fail to see why you weren't able to clarify your position earlier.
Oh, sorry. I assumed you knew the definitions.
Equal:
1. as great as; the same as
2. like or alike in quantity, degree, value, etc
3. evenly proportioned or balanced:
Time:
1. the system of those sequential relations that any event has to any other, as past, present, or future;
2. a system or method of measuring or reckoning the passage of time:
3. a particular period considered as distinct from other periods:
Equal time: As great as or the same as a particular period considered distinct.
Evidently you were unaware of even what you meant, seeing as how you were asked about 4 times and were confused as to how you intended it be used.
It appears you're the one confused if you found it necessary to make 4 inquiries.
Oh, sorry. I assumed you knew the definitions.
Equal:
1. as great as; the same as
2. like or alike in quantity, degree, value, etc
3. evenly proportioned or balanced:
Time:
1. the system of those sequential relations that any event has to any other, as past, present, or future;
2. a system or method of measuring or reckoning the passage of time:
3. a particular period considered as distinct from other periods:
Equal time: As great as or the same as a particular period considered distinct.