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Terminating an Employee

Prerequisites for Employees

* Please double check that the Employee is assigned to the Employee Role

  1. Go to HR->Employee/Staff OR you can set this up in Users -> User management and following the same steps.
  2. Search for the employee and click on “Edit”
  3. Set the User as an Employee

    Edit user

 

Deactivating an employee keeps the employee record on file, but prevents the user from logging in to SKGenius

The process of terminating a employee requires the termination form to be filled in which will automatically deactivate the employees access to SKGenius

If you need to terminate a service provider, please find the instruction at Terminating Service Provider Staff

 

Terminating an Employee

  1. Go to HR->Employee/Staff
  2. Search by surname e.g. Clough
  3. Click on “View” (eye)
  4. Click on “Terminate"
    When the "terminate" button is missing, please double check the user details see if the user is assigned with the employee role. (See steps in "Prerequisites for Employees""
  5. Enter the reasons for termination and sign the record

A hiring manager that terminates an employee must set the date of termination date to be greater than or equal to the minimum notice period and specify the reasons behind this.

An employer doesn't have the choice to accept or reject an employee's resignation. Usually employers will acknowledge an employee's resignation and then the employee works until the end the minimum notice period.

The Start Date will automatically populate from the Onboarding record and the period of notice is determined by the length of continuous service with the employer. If the employee did not go through the Onboarding process then you will be required to enter the Start Date manually. Please check the Start Date with the Payroll team.

The Date of Termination cannot be less then the required notice period and you cannot set the date of termination before the required notice period.

The Site refers to the locations where the employee works. The Manager of Termination Staff refers to the CSM of those sites. As a manager responsible for terminating an employee, after filling in the details, you'll need to sign in the signature section. If the employee works at multiple sites and each site has a different CSM (Manager), you can select your name from the dropdown list and sign in the signature section.

TerminatingEmployees

Sign the document and click on Submit to complete the termination process.

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