The ROE is the form—whether electronic or paper—that employers complete for employees receiving insurable earnings who stop working and experience an interruption of earnings.

You can use record of employment on the Web (ROE Web) to produce your ROEs online, rather than completing paper forms. ROE Web is a secure application that enables you to create and submit up to 1,200 ROEs at once.

To create an ROE for your employee, you can use Service Canada’s online ROE web service, your payroll provider’s ROE Secure Automated Transmission, or fill out a paper ROE.

If you have not received this Record of Employment from your employer within 10 days of this request, please follow these instructions: Complete Part A below; Complete Parts B and C on the second page of this form; Return this form to the nearest Service Canada Centre.

An employer must complete an ROE form whenever there is an interruption of earnings. ROE Web consists of a suite of applications that enables employers to create, view, amend, print and submit ROEs using Internet technology. For more information on ROE Web, visit www.servicecanada.gc.ca, then click on Manage Records of Employment.

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Record of employment on the Web (ROE Web) is a secure portal that allows employers to create and submit records of employment (ROE) online for their employees. If you're not an employer, you can access your ROE in My Service Canada Account (MSCA).

A Record of Employment (ROE) is a form that employers must complete for any employees who stop working for the company and are no longer being paid. This form provides information on employment history and allows employees to collect Employment Insurance (EI) should they face an interruption of earnings.

What is an ROE? A form that employers complete when employees receiving insurable earnings stop working and experience an interruption in earnings. Situations Requiring an ROE: Any time an employee has an interruption in earnings. When Service Canada specifically requests an ROE.