Which of the Following Best Describes Occupational Differences in Non-Wage

question 24

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes occupational differences in non-wage benefits in Canada?

• A) The majority of part-time and full-time workers have a pension plan.
• B) Professionals are more likely to have a group RRSP than marketing/sales workers.
• C) A similar percentage of nonunionized and unionized workers have access to life/disability insurance.
• D) The proportion of workers with medical insurance is similar across all occupations.

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