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If someone quits a job in Ontario, Canada, what paper work does the employer need to file?
Asked by Nasar S
Located in Cambridge, Ontario, Canada. They walked off the job without saying anything to the employer and did not return after that. Not heard from them since.
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The employer needs to file an ROE...Record of Employment.
Manager of 200 just down the road in London.
Answered by TMLeaf Fan
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The employer must submit a Record of Employment (ROE) to Human Resources Canada (I think that's the government agency.) Anyhow, it's an ROE.
Yeah, I worked at a call centre was shocked at the absenteeism. It was 30%. Then a bigger shock was how most quit. They just stopped showing up for work. After 3 no call, no shows they call the person at home, "Oh, I quit!" What's wrong with this yuounger generation!?!? How can you just stop showing up for work and not give any notice?!?!?!
Beats me!!
-- Liam
Answered by almcneilcan
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I think all you need is an R.O.E.
Answered by babypocket2005
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