1. Which of the following jurisdictions funds its health care system through general tax revenues?
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Manitoba
2. Under an experience rating program, workers' compensation premium adjustments are not based on:
length of time the employer has been in business
number of years the account has been open within the experience period
the employer's payroll and industry rate assessment over a specified time
individual employer's claims in relation to the average for the group
1. British Columbia
2. Number of years the account has been open within the experience period
1. Which of the following jurisdictions funds its health care system through general tax revenues? British...
1. Which of the following jurisdictions funds their health care systems through general tax revenues? British Columbia and Yukon Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador Saskatchewan and Nunavut New Brunswick and Manitoba 2. In which of the following organizations would the employees fall under federal jurisdiction? Radio and television broadcasting station Trust company Insurance agency Retail store
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