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KLS14
Contributing User
3 years ago

Employee changing from full time to casual employment - clearing leave entitlement balances

Hi I have a full time employee who left and will be coming back to work on a casual basis. All leave entitlements were paid out using the Unused Annual leave category set up under wages. This does n...
  • Sam_R's avatar
    Sam_R
    3 years ago

    Hi KLS14,

     

    Thank you for your post. 

     

    If you have not yet entered a termination date, you could enter a leave adjustment for this employee so that the YTD balances are 0. You can then 'untick' the accrual leave items so that leave no longer accrues. 

     

    Alternatively, you could start a new card file, however, this could result in 2 STP payment summaries for this employee come EOFY.

     

    If you would like further assistance on how to do the adjustment, etc, please do let me know!

     

    If my response has answered your enquiry please click "Accept as Solution" to assist other users find this information.

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Sam_R
Former Staff
3 years ago

Hi KLS14,

 

Thank you for your post. 

 

If you have not yet entered a termination date, you could enter a leave adjustment for this employee so that the YTD balances are 0. You can then 'untick' the accrual leave items so that leave no longer accrues. 

 

Alternatively, you could start a new card file, however, this could result in 2 STP payment summaries for this employee come EOFY.

 

If you would like further assistance on how to do the adjustment, etc, please do let me know!

 

If my response has answered your enquiry please click "Accept as Solution" to assist other users find this information.

  • KLS14's avatar
    KLS14
    Contributing User
    3 years ago

    Hi Sam

     

    Thank you for your suggestion. I ended up doing a $0 pay run and adjusted leave balance by putting in a negative number for annual leave hours to bring it back to zero. 

     

    Now I can use the employee card and untick the accrual leave items.

     

    Thanks for your help

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