Holiday pay base rate field adding to salary info for casual workers
Please can you add a field for holiday pay base rate for casual workers as holiday is paid (pph) rather than taken. In line with Employment Rights Act this must show as a separate line on payslip to basic pay so needs a separate field
It would be very useful to be able to design a report with custom filters so that when it is ran, you can get the detail you require. This means that it can move away from a snapshot to data that can be used at any point and produce the required i...
On the salary screen you can delete erroneous records and then go back and rekey the data so that the salary history shows correctly. This functionality is not currently available on the job screen. It would be helpful to use the same functionalit...
Allow any changes made in Every HR, from absences, contract changes and address changes, to be synced back into Arbor. Any changes to Arbor to be reflected in Every HR after the initial sync.
Dual Payroll Approval system. The payroll batch has to be approved by both approvers before being sent to our Payroll providers for processing. This is a common and required feature for most sixth form colleges. This has to be included for Varndea...
One key limitation of the issues tracking module is a lack of being able to monitor each ticket against an SLA. It would be helpful if an SLA could be assigned to each ticket which shows a countdown of time remaining to allow closer monitoring, pr...
When a Line Manager requires changes to a holiday request it would be helpful for the colleague to amend the holiday request rather than the Line Manager having to delete it and the employee submit a new request. It seems incongruous that the empl...
It would be useful to be able to plan and schedule training for the year in one go say in the summer holidays and then have the course reminders go out as per the schedule as and when they were due.
Be able to produce a monthly report showing who is eligible for half/nil pay due to sickness absence, based on their length of service, their sick pay entitlement and their absences over a 12 month rolling period