Bonuses are $250 at six months, $500 at 12 months and $1,000 at 24 months.
Government will expand the Employment Stability Pilot for individuals in receipt of Income Support province-wide this fall. Children, Seniors and Social Development Minister Paul Pike made the announcement today. People in receipt of Income Support who begin a new job or continue to work can keep more of their earnings and immediately experience increased financial supports and benefits from working. Some of the enhanced supports and benefits include a new earnings exemption formula that allows people to retain higher earnings and results in higher overall monthly incomes; and employment continuation bonuses to provide escalating financial rewards for continuous employment and to increase experience working. Bonuses are $250 at six months, $500 at 12 months and $1,000 at 24 months.
Deer Lake RCMP arrest a 42-year old woman after finding more than an ounce of cocaine
ATVs are once again travelling certain roadways in Corner Brook, season open until end of November
Marcus Gosse's artwork on display at Confederation Building in the capital city
61-year-old woman makes false claim about an armed robbery at the St. George's town office
Police catch 33-year-old driver traveling at speeds up to 164 km/hr on the TCH near Hampden Junction
