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No. 1171, a case similar to that under consideration, Tardif, J. made similar remarks:   Unemployment insurance is not a small business support program; it is essentially a social program designed to assist people who have lost their jobs; specific conditions must be met for such assistance to be provided.   ...

I am basing my discretion on several considerations: First, the Crown bumped this up into the General Procedure.  ...

  [15]     In the case under consideration, the payer did not keep records of the hours worked. ...

According to her, legal advice was sought from a lawyer and they were provided with a sample separation agreement for their consideration. ...

As well, the courts have repeatedly ruled that the rights and powers of the entity responsible for payment of the consideration must be taken into account ...

All the circumstances of the contractual relationship between the parties must be taken into consideration. [24]     A contract of service is a contract in which a party, the servant or employee, agrees to work for the other party for a determinate or indefinite period on a full- or part-time basis. [25]     A contract for services (self-employed worker) is a contract in which one party agrees to do a certain specific job for another party. ...

M.N.R,. 87 DTC 5025, the Federal Court of Appeal concluded that the four-in-one test should be taken into consideration: (1) control; (2) ownership of tools; (3) chance of profit and risk of loss; and (4) integration ...

While the motion, as made, does not allow for a consideration of the merits of the subject appeals, the total absence of merit in the context of the appeals as framed underscores that the appeals are on their face nothing more than a platform for this Appellant to pursue his personal grievances and points of view all of which are unrelated to any substantive issues arising directly from the subject reassessments over which this Court has jurisdiction. ...

He soon concluded that it was probably a contract performed for consideration equal to the cost of the work, without any profit. [8]      He would normally have had to account for the income, which would have increased the income of the business accordingly. ...

[10]     In a very thorough and well researched argument the appellants point to a number of considerations that they contend support the view that Sherri was an independent contractor.   ...