Office of the Umpire,-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Mr.
R.T.Chisholm,
P.O. Box 8966,--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------410
Duke Street West,
Ottawa,-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Apt.
5,
ONTARIO KIG 3J2--------------------------------------------------------------------------------North
Bay,
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ONTARIO PIB 6G1.
FAX 1-613-995-5008.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Tel.(705)840-1522
January 8th, 1996.
Dear Sirs,
Robert T.
Chisholm - S.I.N. 262-644-495 - CUB 28929, dated August 29th, 1995.
This concerns Mr. Chisholm 's letter and
documentation dated December 11th 1995, transmitted to your office by FAX dated
December 12th 1995at 1144 hours by Mr. Dean Fleury, Supervisor of Employment
Programs at C.E.C. North Bay.
Mr, Chisholm wishes to communicate the
following additional comments regarding his personal circumstances and what has
led to them:-
1. His continuing lack of income, caused by
the situation previously described, is threatening to break up his marriage and
render him homeless. He also has two daughters aged four years and one year.
The present crisis has been developing for several years, for reasons which can
only be described as utterly stupid and which are not his fault.
2. For the strongest possible reasons, he
considers that the people previously referred to who put him in this position
were either negligent in their duties or were using arguments based on
sophistry and deliberately ignoring important facts. For the same reason, he
will not accept the current state of the economy as a relevant excuse for
continued inaction and / or negligence in getting his rights enforced.
3. He cannot afford the usual waiting period
for a formal hearing before an Umpire. He has already been made to wait a
totally unreasonable length of time to get his rights enforced and hence those
of his family and particularly his two children due to circumstances which were
not and are not his fault.
4. As a professional engineer and a
potentially important wealth creator in Canada, there many additional reasons
why he does not appreciate what has been going on.
5. Mr. Chisholm would therefore appreciate it
if you would discuss with him, directly, any questions that you may have
arising out of his letter and documentation dated December 11th 1995, without
delay, in order that his request for enforcement of his rights with respect to
re-training and extension of his benefit period shall be implemented without
delay.
6. Also, please note that he has moved since
December 11th 1995 from 590 High Street, North Bay, to the Duke Street address
shown at the beginning of this letter.
. . .
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Yours
faithfully,
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ROBERT T. CHISHOLM B.Sc.Hons.(Eng.),
C.Eng.(U.K.), M.I.Mech.E.(U.K.), Jr.Eng.(Quebec).
