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- How do I get a copy of my Record of Employment (ROE)?
Without your ROE, you'll need proof of your employment, such as pay stubs and T-4 slips If you cannot get your ROE, call Service Canada at 1-800-206-7218 or mail in this form A Service Canada agent will tell you how to get your ROE or what else they need to complete your application for benefits
- 1. Get your Record of Employment from your employer
Look into other benefits and programs You will need a Record of Employment (ROE) from every employer you worked for in the past 52 weeks Your ROE shows your history at a particular job, like the dates you worked, how much you earned, and how many hours you worked There are rules that your employer must follow when preparing your ROE
- Get a copy of your Record of Employment - Steps to Justice
Record of Employment (ROE) This is a form that asks your employer to fill in information like how long you've worked for your employer, how many hours you worked, and how much you earned The form includes a question about the employer's reason for completing the ROE There are codes the employer must use to answer the question
- Rédiger une lettre pour demander votre RE - Justice pas-à-pas
Mis à jour le: 30 juillet 2021À la fin de votre emploi, vous avez besoin d'un relevé d'emploi (RE) pour présenter une demande d'assurance-emploi (AE) Si votre employeur ne vous a pas remis de RE, vous pouvez quand même présenter une demande d'AE Mais vous devrez remettre à Service Canada une copie de votre RE pour continuer à recevoir des prestations d'assurance-emploi Cet outil
- Record of Employment - Steps to Justice
The Record of Employment is a form that your employer must fill out every time you experience an interruption of earnings The Record of Employment has
- 3. Get your documents - Steps to Justice
You will need a My Service Canada Account to view your ROE electronically Medical proof To get compassionate care benefits, you must submit: Medical Certificate for Employment Insurance Compassionate Care Benefits: a form filled out by a doctor or nurse practitioner stating that the seriously ill person has a significant risk of dying, and
- New letter-writing tool to ask for a Record of Employment
Steps to Justice has a new letter-writing tool to help workers ask their former employer for their Record of Employment (ROE) The tool collects basic information, such as: last day of employment name and address of the employer’s company employer’s name or name of the person the request is being sent to
- Write a letter to get your ROE - Steps to Justice
When your job ends, you need a Record of Employment (ROE) to apply for Employment Insurance (EI) If your employer has not given you an ROE, you can still apply for EI But you’ll have to give Service Canada a copy of your ROE to keep getting EI This tool creates a letter you can send to your employer asking for your ROE Read more about getting your ROE What you need to get started To use
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