Completing the Employment Screen in the Employee File

Note:  The Social Security Number (Federal ID) field may not appear or may be locked if your user rights to the Federal ID field were overridden within the User Security option to have no access or read only access.

Tip:  If the social security number entered in this field matches the social security number entered for another employee (or entity), a warning icon will appear to the right of the field; verify the number entered is correct, and if needed, determine if the new record should continue to be added for the employee or if a record already exists.

Note:  If an employee leaves and then is later rehired by the school district, enter a second entry with Hire/Rehire Date as the Date Type, so the initial Hire/Rehire Date will be listed, followed by the Termination Date, and then a second Hire/Rehire Date; the Hire/Rehire Date with the most recent date would be considered the rehire date.

Note:  The Weeks Since Prior Termination Date field will be blank for entries with a Date Type of Probation Date, Termination Date, or Other Date.

Note:  An employee will automatically be included as an ongoing employee in measurement periods that begin after the first Hire/Rehire Date and before the last Termination Date.

Tip:  As defined within the Affordable Care Act guidelines, if an employee has had no hours of service credited for at least 26 consecutive weeks for educational organizations (or 13 weeks for non-educational organizations), the employee may be considered a new hire (rehire) for purposes of the Affordable Care Act.  Additionally, under a rule of parity within the Affordable Care Act guidelines, an employee may be considered a new hire (rehire) if the employee has had no hours of service during a period that is at least 4 consecutive weeks, but less than 26 weeks for educational organizations (or 13 weeks for non-educational organizations), and is longer than the employee's preceding period of employment (for example, if an employee works for 3 weeks, terminates, and then 10 weeks later is rehired, the employee can be treated as a new hire (rehire) because the 10-week break is more than 4 weeks, less than 26 weeks (for educational organizations; 13 weeks, for non-educational organizations), and is longer than the employee's preceding period of employment of 3 weeks).  Therefore, if an employee leaves and then is rehired after 26 weeks (for educational organizations; 13 weeks for non-educational organizations), select the Track as ACA New Hire field for the rehire date, if desired, and if an employee leaves and then is rehired within 26 weeks (for educational organizations; 13 weeks for non-educational organizations), do not select the Track as ACA New Hire field for the rehire date unless the rule of parity applies.

Tip:  To remove a date, click the Delete button to the left of the desired record; when prompted, click Yes to delete the record.

Note:  The standard employee group defined with an ID of EMPLOYEES is automatically selected for all employees and cannot be changed.

Steps to Add an Employee