ROE Web Trailer

Transcript

Service Canada word mark appears on screen, followed by the words ROE Web. A finger points and clicks on the words. The words Register, Submit, Save appear to the right. Rita Jackson appears standing in front of a desk at the Middlesex Hospital Alliance. The camera cuts to an external view of the hospital signage.

My name is Rita Jackson, the Payroll Compliance Practitioner for the Middlesex Hospital Alliance.

(France Trottier appears on screen at her place of work. Camera cuts to a shot of a client walking into her office.)

My name is France Trottier. I am a self-employed worker in the fields of pay and recordkeeping.

(Natasha Smyth appears on screen at the OnPayroll office. Camera cuts to a shot of North Vancouver.)

My name is Natasha Smyth. I am Vice President of OnPayroll.ca, located in North Vancouver, British Columbia.

(Melanie Benoit appears in front of the Ubisoft office. Camera cuts to a shot of the Ubisoft building. Camera cuts again to Melanie sitting at her desk in the Ubisoft office where she is working on her computer.)

My name is Mélanie Benoit and I am the Manager of Pay Services at Ubisoft Divertissement. Daily use of the ROE Web is extremely easy. You only have to access the system and type in all the requested information. It is very easy to access.

(Camera cuts to Rita Jackson sitting at her desk using ROE Web. A close-up of the websiteWeb site appears on her screen.)

We find using the ROE Web very user friendly. We could access information immediately and send it off to HRSDC.

(Camera cuts to France Trottier at her place of business, pulling files from a shelving unit. France is then seen to be working at her computer using the ROE Web site.)

The ROE Web allowed me to better focus my efforts on other resources and I can be assured that my electronic Records of Employment are produced properly and accurately.

(Natasha Smyth is working at her desk using the ROE Web site. Camera cuts to an image of her office where others are also working on their various accounts. Natasha walks into a colleague’s office and shares a laugh before they discuss a file. The colleague is using the ROE Web site.)

We issue approximately 1400 ROEs annually. It's fairly easy to use, with the fields already available. You're importing the information and it's there-you're just double-checking it-and submitting it is a lot easier online.

(Rita Jackson and colleagues are seen working at their respective offices. Cuts to Rita speaking directly to camera.)

Don't delay in starting the ROE Web. It's a great benefit for payroll. It's a time saving for them and your employees will love it.

(Melanie appears on camera discussing a file with a colleague. Cuts to Melanie speaking directly to camera.)

The program is also really easy to access. It allows the payroll staff to save a lot of time.

(Natasha is once again seen in her colleague’s office discussing a file. Camera cuts to Natasha speaking directly to camera. Other colleagues are shown working with the ROE Web site. Camera cuts to a screen shot of the site.)

For employers that aren't using ROE Web, check it out. It's fast, it's easy. It saves in storage of the documents, since they're available online, it saves on printing, and it makes the benefits more easily accessible to the employees.

(Yellow screen appears with words ROE Web | Register, Submit, Save. Below that appear the words “Save Time” and the URL servicecanada.gc.ca/roeweb. The Canada word mark appears to signal the end of the video.)