ROE#1
What is working under the table?
What is working for cash jobs that are not insurable
True or False: Insurable earnings include your regular wages, overtimepay, and vacation pay
True
What is the qualifying period for hours worked?
What is 52 weeks (1 year)
What is: when you are still working, but your weekly hours become fewer?
what is a reduction in hours
What is: Small amounts of money taken from your paycheck to pay for the EI program?
What are EI premiums
What is: a document that tracks your work history, hours and earnings?
What is ROE - record of employment
What are the required hours to qualify for EI?
How many hours do you need to qualify for EI?
420 - 700
What is it when a company stops giving you work because they are not busy?
what is Laid off
True of False: If your employer issues an electronic ROE, you do not need a paper copy to apply for EI
True
What is: The official reason why you stopped working for an employer?
What is reason for separation
What are the employer's responsibilities regarding the ROE?
What is preparing and sending the ROE to Service Canada
When is an employer required to issue a ROE?
What is whenever there is an interruption of earnings
True or False: you must always ask your employer to issue an ROE; it is not done automatically
False
What is: Meeting the rules or requirements to receive something?
what is eligibility
What is: When a temporary job or agreement finishes?
What is an End of a contract
What is: when you decide to leave your job yourself?
What is quit
What is: When your employer asks you to leave because of a problem?
What is fired
In what format can an employer provide a ROE
What is either paper or electronic (online)
What two critical details does Service Canada use your ROE to determine you
What are -if you are eligible for EI benefits and how much you receive each week
What is: Money given by the government to help people who lose their jobs?
what is benefits
What is the main reason a worker needs an ROE?
What is - to access Employment Insurance (EI)
What is: Getting or obtaining something you need?
What is accessing
The most common reason for separation?
What is Laid off (shortage of work)
What is: the total numb4er of hours you worked that count toward EI?
what is insurable hours
How many days does an employer have to issue an ROE after a worker's last day
What is 5 days