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Survey of usage by businesses of the Social Insurance Number

Table 1: Proportion of businesses asking for the Social Insurance Number when hiring an employee
Table 2: Proportion of businesses asking to see the employee SIN card when hiring an employee
Table 3:Proportion of businesses knowing what to ask for when a "900" SIN is presented by a prospective employee, and asking for work permit
Table 4: Distribution according to level of familiarity with government policies on the appropriate uses of the SIN
Table 5:Proportion of businesses using the SIN as the employees' file identifier, and asking consent for this use
Table 6:Proportion of businesses using the SIN to do security checks on employees, and asking consent for this use
Table 7: Proportion of businesses that had employees limiting the use made of their SIN

Concepts and methods

For more information please see The Daily, February 15, 2001


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