Is the reference letter enough ? Seasonal work

[Fae7]

Hello,
So I worked at at a seasonal job meaning that I didn't have any benefits included for the firsts 6 months ( only stayed there 6 months ) , so on my reference ketter only the hourly salary is mentioned and it says seasonal full time .
Do I need to provided the pay stubs and the ROE record of employment after termination or just the reference letter is enough ?
I'm applying under CEC.
Thank you
Same for another position where I was on probation for 3 months so for the first 3 months I didn't have any paid sick days included , Do i need to provided the paystubs too ? thanks

 

[DelPiero07]

Up to you.

Pay stubs aren't mandatory but it is an added plus if you can provide them.

 

[Fae7]

Up to you.

Pay stubs aren't mandatory but it is an added plus if you can provide them.

oh okay , since it was seasonal then I didn't have any sick days included and therefore some weeks I worked less than 30 hours , so I guess I should provide those paystubs as they would normally ask about it ?

 

[Fae7]

also do I need to mention that I took a vacation in the personal history ? it was 2 weeks within canada

 

[jes_ON]

Hello,
So I worked at at a seasonal job meaning that I didn't have any benefits included for the firsts 6 months ( only stayed there 6 months ) , so on my reference ketter only the hourly salary is mentioned and it says seasonal full time .

Letters must state the number of hours worked per week.

Do I need to provided the pay stubs and the ROE record of employment after termination or just the reference letter is enough ?

Letter plus supporting documentation. For Canadian work experience, preferred documents are the T4 and/or NOA. ROE is great to have for hourly wage employees. ROE is much simpler to include than all those paystubs....