What does a Record of Employment (ROE) provide?

The Record of Employment (ROE) serves a specific purpose in documenting the work history of an employee, particularly regarding their eligibility for Employment Insurance (EI) benefits. When an employee stops working, the ROE is necessary for establishing their claim for EI, as it outlines the reasons for their employment termination, the duration of their employment, and the insurable earnings throughout their employment period. This information is crucial for Service Canada to determine the amount and duration of EI benefits the employee may receive.

In contrast, the other choices do not accurately capture the essence or purpose of an ROE. For instance, it does not summarize performance reviews, catalog training sessions, or serve as a job contract, which are all unrelated to the primary intent of the ROE in relation to financial support during periods of unemployment.