by Lee Porter
5. March 2014 16:12
Sometimes your sickness types that are included in your site by default might need to be changed and now you can by going to Admin > System Functionality > Sickness > Sickness Types. from here you can add new sickness categories and edit and remove existing ones.
by Lee Porter
24. February 2014 11:00
To create an Admin for a group go to the person you want to be the Admin by going to
People > employee name > Person (dropdown) > Work and change
their Home group to the Group that you want them to be the Admin for and submit. Then return to the Home Group area and remove the tick in 'Remove
Old Group' and change the Home group back to what it was - the Managers
real home group - and submit. Now go to Groups in the top menu (the groups of this employee). Here you
need to change the 'Role in group' for the group they are an Admin from Member to Admin which
you can do by clicking the link.
If you want the admin to receive the same emails as the Manager does
then go to Admin > Settings > Email > Email Settings and type
#AllAdminsNotMgr# into 'Inc CC Any Excluding Approval' and then click on
the 'Moved to' link under Sickness an add the same text in the field
'Email Failover - Alt Admin CC'
#AllAdminsNotMgr# in the CC fields for sickness and leave will copy the same emails sent to the Groups Manager to any Admins setup in the Group.
by Lee Porter
20. February 2014 12:56
If you haven't added an Actual Return to work date (and the status is
still Initial report or updated report) then you can remove it by
finding it on the list of sicknesses on the Dashboard and clicking the
Sickness Reference to open it. You will find a Remove button at the
bottom of the Sickness.
If the Return to work date has been added then you will need to Kill
it. To do this you will need to know which employee was sick and the
numerical part of the sickness reference (e.g. SR001234 = 1234). Then
go to Admin > System Functionality > Sickness > Kill Record.
by Lee Porter
20. February 2014 12:14
A user can withdraw leave in the future by clicking the Absence
Ref in the 'My Future Leave Requests' list on their Dashboard. At the bottom of the leave request is a Withdraw Request button.
OR
As a line manager (i.e. a Manager of a Group) they can find their direct reports by going to My Details > Groups and click on an employee.
As a Client Admin (the access you have) or Management Site Role you can access an employee simply by going to People > employee name.
...From there go to Leave > Leave and click on the Future leave request
to cancel. Click the Approved link to open the decision box and change
the decision from Approved to Cancel Request and Submit.
In some cases you will want to cancel leave that falls in the past and
to do that you must be a Client Admin and go to Admin > System
Functionality > leave > Kill Record. You will need to know the
person its for and the numerical part of the Absence Reference (e.g.
Ar001234 = 1234). This extra control on past leave gives you more security in the system.
by Lee Porter
28. January 2014 22:47
Go to Admin > Settings > Calendars > Your Calendars and choose the 'Working Year' Calendar. From this page you will see a list of the years at
the bottom (e.g. 2011 - 2014). To add 2015 you should change the 'Num
periods' from 4 to 5 and Submit. This will add another year to the list
at the bottom of the page. Then you should check to see that the new year includes all the
appropriate Bank Holidays. You can do this by clicking on the Period
name for 2015.
This is the only required yearly task but doing it about now for the next year is
a good idea. Obviously you could add a few years by changing it to 7
for instance but if you go to far ahead the Bank Holidays won't be added automatically
(so you'll have to do this yourself) and this is a good way to restrict
leave being booked too far into the future before you've added rules for
that year or mandatory leave etc.