John, aged 55 years, has lost his job as a maintenance mechanic in a company he had worked at for 10 years. The company has now shifted overseas. He has now joined another concern where he is being paid $30,000 against the $39,000 he was earning previously. Is he eligible for wage insurance? If no, why? If yes, how much would he get?
a. People above 60 years of age only can claim wage insurance.
b. Yes, people above 50 can claim wage insurance. He will get $4,500.
c. People above 55 years of age only can claim wage insurance.
d. Yes, people 55 years and above can claim wage insurance. He will get $5,500.
b. Yes, people above 50 can claim wage insurance. He will get $4,500.
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