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A worker's page and what you can see

/employer/workforce/[linkId]·Requires owner or HR role·Requires an active connection that shares roster visibility and employer servicing

Select anyone on the roster to open their page. It opens only while the connection is active and the person shares both roster visibility and employer servicing. If either is missing, or the connection has ended, the page sends you back to Workforce.

The header shows the person’s name, job title, worksite, Connected since date, an Identity confirmed pill when Lexpoint has confirmed their identity, and their email.

  • New letter opens Letters. Letters start with the employee’s request; you cannot start one for them.
  • Start new terms appears while the person has no employment period yet, and creates the first one — see Employment periods.
TabWhat it holds
OverviewPermit, passport, and terms facts, what is still needed from them, and what they share with you
EmploymentTheir employment periods at your business, newest first
Right to workNot shared. Their authorization record appears here only after they choose to share it
LettersTheir letter requests and each request’s status
LeaveTheir leave, the vacation entitlement that applies to them, and Record leave
DocumentsEmpty. Company copies of worker documents are not enabled
NotesEmpty. Private notes are not available yet
ActivityChanges to this connection, newest first
CardWhat it shows
PermitThe permit expiry date the person shared, with On file, Expiring (within 90 days), Expired, or Missing
PassportNot shared — it would arrive with a shared right-to-work record
TermsConfirmed with start date, hours, and wage; Draft while terms are unconfirmed; or Not set

Still needed from them lists what the person has not finished in their own Lexpoint account: Profile, with the names of unfinished profile sections, and Identity, if their identity is not confirmed. It reads Nothing outstanding when both are done. These are support gaps, not a statement about work authorization.

What name shares with you shows four chips: Roster visibility and Employer servicing (granted when they accepted), and Right-to-work record and PR progress, both not shared.

The person granted a narrow consent when they accepted your invitation. That consent is what lets this page load.

You seeWhere it comes from
Name, email, profile photoTheir Lexpoint account
Whether Lexpoint confirmed their identityTheir account — the status only
Permit expiry dateThe date on their own Lexpoint record
Date connectedThe connection
Names of unfinished profile sectionsTheir account — the section names only
Job titles from their own work history, where the employer name matches yoursShown as Profile job match in the employment editor
Employment periods, leave, letter requests, activityYour own records of the relationship

You do not see their immigration profile, their ImmiReport or scores, their documents, any case they have, or their immigration status. Nothing on this page is a conclusion about whether they may work in Canada.

The person controls the connection from their own account and can end it at any time. The employee’s side is described in What your employer can see.

Frequently asked questions

Can I see an employee's ImmiReport, documents, or case?

No. A workforce connection never shows the person's ImmiReport, scores, documents, or cases, and the employer file does not hold their immigration status.

Why does the Passport card say Not shared?

Passport dates would arrive only with a shared right-to-work record, and that share does not exist yet. The card states the gap instead of hiding it.

Why did a worker's page stop opening?

The connection is no longer active — the person ended it — so the page redirects to Workforce and the person appears under History.