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Are trustees and receivers responsible for making the determination of whether an individual is an “excluded manager”?

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Are trustees and receivers responsible for making the determination of whether an individual is an “excluded manager”?

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No. The Minister will make that decision upon receipt of all information from the trustee or receiver as required by section 15 of the WEPP Regulations. However, the Trustee/Receiver Information Form requests that the trustee or receiver indicate whether the individual is an excluded manager. If the trustee is aware that the employee occupied a managerial position whose responsibilities included making binding financial decisions affecting the business of the former employer or decisions with respect to the payment or non-payment of wages we ask that it be indicated on the Trustee/Receiver Information Form. Note: The word “manager” in the employee’s job title does not necessarily make that person an excluded manager under the WEPP.

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