ROE error messages -Troubleshooting
Error messages may display when an ROE is requested. They are not Dayforce errors - they are from Service Canada.
The most common error messages and their solutions are provided. If your issue is not found here, contact your Customer Support Team

** Insurable Hours in Pay Periods 2 to 53 must be from 0.00 to 999.99 inclusively (decimal included) or when there are no insurable earnings.
** The insurable hours in block 15A must be equal to the total of the insurable hours in block 15C.
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In the EI/QPIP history (Payroll > ROE/Status Change > Insurable Earnings Adjustments) there is an insurable earnings period where the Insurable Earnings and Insurable Hours values do not align, meaning one is zero and the other is not. Insurable hours and earnings must either both contain a value or both be zero. |
Adjust the hours or earnings value accordingly.
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The hours or earnings entered on the Timesheet are allocated to a different pay period than indicated in Box 12 on the ROE. Timesheet:
Box 12 on the ROE:
Note: Pay Period 1 in the error message refers to the Pay Period 1 box on the ROE, not the first pay period of the year. The Pay Period 1 box on the ROE displays the pay period ending date and the insurable hours and earnings recorded to the employee in that pay period.
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Adjust the pay period ending date on the Timesheet or the ROE accordingly.
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** Insurable Earnings Amount in Pay Period 1 must be from 1.00 to 9,999,999.99 inclusively.
** Insurable Hours are mandatory for Pay Period 1
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There are no insurable hours or earnings in the pay period indicated by the Last Day For Which Paid date entered in Box 11. Note: Pay Period 1 in the error message refers to the Pay Period 1 box on the ROE, not the first pay period of the year. The Pay Period 1 box on the ROE displays the pay period ending date and the insurable hours and earnings recorded to the employee in that pay period. |
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** Total Insurable Hours cannot exceed the number of days per Pay Period Type x 24 hours.
** The insurable hours in block 15A must be equal to the total of the insurable hours in block 15C.
What This Means | Solution |
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Excessive hours are included in the EI History |
For more information see Adjust the EI history of a terminated employee. |

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An insurable amount entered on the Status Change / ROE page (and / or entered on the employee's timesheet or rapid entry) is being directed to Box 17 on the ROE. The amount is equal to or exceeds the amount displaying in PP1 of the ROE (current pay period). |
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**Insurable Hours in Pay Period containing the First Day Worked must be from 0.01 to 999.99 inclusively (decimal included).
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The pay period that includes the employee's First Day Worked does not have any insurable earnings or hours associated with it. This means that either:
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Adjust the EI History
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