How to count work experiance for CEC? Plse help

[mohd000]

Hi

I want to know how to count experiance for CEC.
Candidate has to work 30 hrs week minimum 52 weeks or total number of hours matter in 1 year. As i worked 40 hrs week for 1 year but in between there is a week i worked 29 hrs so i want to know i have to work one more week extra to complete that 1 hour or not.
As i always get biweekly paystub so my all 1 year paystub showing more than 70 hrs biweekly and one showing 63 hrs out of 26 paystubs.
I am so confused.Please help

 

[hamad0313]

hours in excess of 30 will not count....so you will just count your no of weeks.

 

[Cruiser55]

Hi

I want to know how to count experiance for CEC.
Candidate has to work 30 hrs week minimum 52 weeks or total number of hours matter in 1 year. As i worked 40 hrs week for 1 year but in between there is a week i worked 29 hrs so i want to know i have to work one more week extra to complete that 1 hour or not.
As i always get biweekly paystub so my all 1 year paystub showing more than 70 hrs biweekly and one showing 63 hrs out of 26 paystubs.
I am so confused.Please help

Hi,
Please click on this link below, which entails all eligibility information that you need to qualify.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/op/op25A-eng.pdf

 

[MumbaiIndian]

Hi

I want to know how to count experiance for CEC.
Candidate has to work 30 hrs week minimum 52 weeks or total number of hours matter in 1 year. As i worked 40 hrs week for 1 year but in between there is a week i worked 29 hrs so i want to know i have to work one more week extra to complete that 1 hour or not.
As i always get biweekly paystub so my all 1 year paystub showing more than 70 hrs biweekly and one showing 63 hrs out of 26 paystubs.
I am so confused.Please help

Work experience must be acquired over a period of at least one year; work in excess of 30 hours per week over a shorter period cannot compensate for any shorter overall period of experience.

 

[from_mumbai]

Hi

I want to know how to count experiance for CEC.
Candidate has to work 30 hrs week minimum 52 weeks or total number of hours matter in 1 year. As i worked 40 hrs week for 1 year but in between there is a week i worked 29 hrs so i want to know i have to work one more week extra to complete that 1 hour or not.
As i always get biweekly paystub so my all 1 year paystub showing more than 70 hrs biweekly and one showing 63 hrs out of 26 paystubs.
I am so confused.Please help

This might help
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/-t141742.0.html

 

[mohd000]

i worked for 1 year and all my biweekly paystub showing 60+ hours but they need hours weekly so i am confused as in one year i worked 29 hrs oneweek and next week worked 34 hrs so got paystub for 63hrs.

if somebody get biweekly paystub how he will show work experiance. plse help

 

[Ottawa10]

i worked for 1 year and all my biweekly paystub showing 60+ hours but they need hours weekly so i am confused as in one year i worked 29 hrs oneweek and next week worked 34 hrs so got paystub for 63hrs.

if somebody get biweekly paystub how he will show work experiance. plse help

You will have to make up your hours for wks that you worked less than 30 hrs/wk. Keeping mind though, that you cannot borrow any hours from wks that you worked over 30 hrs. It is always good to have a few extra weeks as a buffer to be on a safe side. It would also be wise to have a letter explaining how you calculated your wks, especially your hrs varies from week to week. Also, make sure your reference letter corresponds with your calculation of hours

 

[bakergangster]

i worked for 1 year and all my biweekly paystub showing 60+ hours but they need hours weekly so i am confused as in one year i worked 29 hrs oneweek and next week worked 34 hrs so got paystub for 63hrs.

if somebody get biweekly paystub how he will show work experiance. plse help

Biweekly pay is fine, they will just consider 60+ hours.

Also Pay slips aren't compulsory, you really only need your reference letter and NOA+T4.

 

[seton]

Biweekly pay is fine, they will just consider 60+ hours.

This is incorrect - your pay period has nothing to do with the hours calculation.

If you worked 29 hours during a week, this would be considered a part time week, and you should work an additional part time week of at least 1 hour (or a full time week) to meet the eligibility requirement.

Any week you work more than 30 hours only counts as 1 full time week, and does not "roll over" to a week that you worked less than 30 hours.

 

[bakergangster]

This is incorrect - your pay period has nothing to do with the hours calculation.

How so? As far as I'm aware pay slips aren't needed with the application and are only considered as additional information.

 

[seton]

How so? As far as I'm aware pay slips aren't needed with the application and are only considered as additional information.

I meant your first statement, that they will consider the hours based on a 2-week cycle (i.e. 60 hours) is incorrect. Regardless of how you are paid (daily, weekly, bi-weekly, monthly), the calculation is on a week by week basis.

Pay-stubs are indeed optional as per the documentation checklist.

 

[Knada]

its too hard to count Experience hours ??? i do have even couple of Pay stubs but not able to count properly..