Adding Employees by Copying Existing Employee Records
Copying an existing employee's record is a quick way to add a new employee to your ezLaborManager database. When you make a copy, most of the existing employee's data is retained in the new employee's record, which you can then customise with the new employee's unique information. Using this copy method saves time and increases accuracy by eliminating the need to re-enter common data manually.
To add an employee to the ezLaborManager database based on an existing employee's record:
Click the Setup tab.
Under the Setup tab, click the Employee Positions (or Employees ) link.
On the Employees page, click
the button (next to the Find button). The Employee ID Lookup window opens. Select the employee whose
record you want to copy.
On the right side of the page, select Copy Employee from the Actions drop down list. The Employees page is refreshed with the Main menu item selected and the cursor in the Employee ID field.
Notes:
When you click the Copy button, the new record that is created is pre-populated
with data from the copied employee's record. If the same values apply
to the new employee, you do not have to edit the data in these fields.
At a minimum, however, you must edit the Employee ID, First Name,
and Last Name fields and, if your company uses badge numbers, the
Badge Number field, since these fields contain data that is specific
to a single employee.
A red arrow () next to a
field indicates you are required to enter data in that field. If two
or more fields each have an orange arrow (
) next
to them, you must enter information in at least one of the fields.
Fields with no arrow are optional.
Delete the employee ID from the Employee ID field and enter the ID for the new employee. This is a required field.
Delete the first name from the First Name field and enter the new employee's first name. This is a required field.
Delete the last name from the Last Name field and enter the new employee's last name. This is a required field.
Click the Change link next to the Unique National Identifier field, select the appropriate type of identifier, enter and confirm the identifier value, and click Done. This field is required for some companies.
Notes:
If an employee has applied for, but not yet received, a US Social Security
Number, select US Social Security
Number (SSN) and click the Applied
For check box. The system will generate a temporary unique
identifier for the employee.
If the employee does not have a US Social Security Number, a US Individual
Tax Identifier Number, or a US Employer Identification Number and
has not applied for a Social Security Number, select ADP
Generated Identifier. The system will generate an identifier
for the employee.
Delete the badge number (if present) from the Badge field and enter the new employee's badge number.
Notes:
This field is required only if the employee is a clocking employee.
However, you can enter a badge number, if desired, even if the employee
is not a clocking employee.
If your company does not use badges, you do not need to enter a badge
number.
If necessary, check or un-check the Is Supervisor? check box.
If necessary, edit the Supervisor field.
Note: You must either select the Is Supervisor check box or enter the employee's supervisor in the Supervisor field. If the employee is a supervisor and also reports to a supervisor, complete both items.
If necessary, click
the button next to the Pay Group field to open
the Pay Group page, and then select the appropriate pay
group. This is
a required field.
Notes:
The Pay Group Lookup window displays all of your company's active pay
groups. If desired, you can also view your company's inactive pay
groups. An inactive pay group is one that has no employees assigned
to it. (This type of pay group is often the result of a set of employees
being moved to a different pay cycle.) As an administrator,
you cannot change an inactive pay group's status to active. You can
only view your company's inactive pay groups for informational purposes.
To view your company's inactive pay groups, select the Include
Inactive Pay Groups check box in
the Pay Group Lookup window, and then click the
button. Each inactive pay group will NOT have a check mark in the
Active column.
Review and edit, if necessary, each of the remaining fields under the Main section. For more information about each of these fields, see Entering and Editing Basic Employee Information.
Click the Submit button.
Carefully review and edit, if necessary, the information on each of the pages listed on the menu on the left side of the Employees page. This helps ensure the new employee's data is accurate. See the following topics if you need to: