Record of Employment

[davidmahesh]

I already asked a question in a related, but separate topic. I was recently let go of from my work for No Cause. I filed my EI claim yesterday, as I learnt that it needs to be filed as soon as possible and within a period of 4 weeks after the occurrence. One of the items asked online was ROE, which I have not been given yet. And it opened a page that had a "ROE Request Form - sc-ins3166(2012-01-007)e.PDF" that it said I need to complete. Do I have to do this? How soon should I do this?

I sincerely appreciate this forum. It does a tremendous service to people that are in the same boat as me. Thank you Sir.

[amermushtaq]

An employer is required to provide you with your record of employment (ROE) usually within five calendar days of your termination and send a copy to Service Canada. However, please bear in mind that if you were entitled to termination and/or severance pay pursuant to the Employment Standards Act, 2000 (in Ontario), the employer would most likely issue the ROE within 5 calendar days of when your last payment is made. if this is not the case, you should contact the employer and ask for your ROE.

By the way, Service Canada website as a lot of information about ROEs that you can review at: http://www.servicecanada.gc.ca/eng/services/ei/employers/roe/resources/roe_guide/chp1.shtml#empWhenToIssue_e.

I hope this helps.

[davidmahesh1]

Thank you Sir, much obliged. As I expressed in my response to my other topic, this is truly amazing. I sincerely thank you for this forum.