Employee Termination in FreePayroll
To terminate an employee, follow these detailed steps: Navigate to the People Section: Click on the People section in the main menu. Select the Employee: Find the employee you wish to terminate. Click on the three dots ( ...) next to the employee's name. Select Edit to open the employee record. Initiate Termination: Next to the employee's name in their record, click on the three dots ( ⋮). Choose Terminate Employment from theSome readersEnsuring Employee's Document Security in FreePayroll
FreePayroll prioritizes the protection of sensitive information in compliance with GDPR regulations. To safeguard this data, we implement strict password protocols for accessing key documents: P45, Payslips and P60 Password Protocols National Insurance Number: If an employee has a national insurance number, this number serves as their password to access their document. Date of Birth: For employees who do not yet have a national insurance number, the password is set as theirSome readersImporting employees from a csv file
Importing multiple employees using a CSV file is easy. From the home page, click on People on the left-hand side menu. Click on the Add Team Members button on the top right of your screen. Click on Get Started inside the Add multiple employees at the same time section. Select from the dropdown menu: Import employees from CSV and follow on-screen instructions to complete the import. Note: You can download the CSV template by clicking on Click here to downloFew readersI marked an employee as a leaver in error
If you've marked an employee as a leaver but haven't yet processed a pay run, you can reinstate their record. Once reinstated, they will be included in your current payroll. To reinstate an employee: Navigate to the People Section: Click on the People section in the main menu. Select the Employee: Find the employee you wish to terminate. Click on the three dots (...) next to the employee's name. Select Edit to open the employee record. ReinstaFew readersManaging Payslip Distribution in FreePayroll
Distributing payslips in FreePayroll is straightforward and automated. Once you confirm the payroll, FreePayroll automatically sends all payslips to the employees included in that payroll. Here are the steps to manage payslips if further actions are needed: Resending All Payslips Navigate to Payroll Section: Go to the 'Payroll' section and then click on the 'History' subsection. Options for Payroll: Click the three dots next to the desired payroll entry. Send or DownFew readersMandatory Fields for Employees
Managing Mandatory Fields for Employee Profiles in FreePayroll Accurate and complete employee data is crucial for successful payroll processing and compliance with HMRC regulations. FreePayroll requires specific mandatory fields to be filled out for each employee. This guide outlines these fields and the importance of their accuracy. HMRC Required Fields To ensure all submissions to HMRC are successful and to avoid penalties, the following fields must be accurately completed: FirsFew readersSetting an Employee as a Director
Navigate to People Section: Go to the left-hand side menu and click on the 'People' section. Edit Employee Record: Find the employee you wish to designate as a director. Click on the three dots next to their name and select “edit” to open their employee record. Designate as Director: In the 'General' tab, scroll to the bottom and click on “Set as director.” A popup will appear where you can set the directorship start date. Choose Calculation Method: In the popup, sFew readersApplying a Student Loan to an Employee in FreePayroll
Applying a student loan or a postgraduate loan to an employee in FreePayroll is a straightforward process. Follow these steps to ensure the changes are implemented correctly: Navigating to the Employee Record People Section: Navigate to the 'People' section of FreePayroll. Employee record: Click on the three dots next to the employee’s name and select 'Edit' to open the employee record. Accessing Student Loans Locate Student Loans Tab: In the employee recFew readersHow to Add a New Employee
To add a new starter: Navigating to the People Section: From the main page, click on the People section in the left-hand side menu. Initiating the Process: Click on the "+Add Team Member" button in the top right corner. Two options will appear. Click on "Add New" under the "Add One at a Time" box. Personal Details: In the first section, input the employee's contact details and address. Employment Details: The second section covers employment details: Enter thFew readersHandling Employee IDs Within FreePayroll
Handling Payroll IDs Within FreePayroll Key Topics: Allocating IDs to New Staff Modifying Existing Payroll IDs Common Queries Answered FreePayroll recognises the critical role Payroll IDs play within the payroll process, acting as a unique identifier for each staff member throughout the tax year. These identifiers are essential for HMRC communications and are equally crucial for synchronising data across FreePayroll and Collegia Pension. Allocating IDs to New Staff Every neFew readersHow to change employee's pay schedule
Navigating to the Employee Record People Section: Navigate to the 'People' section of FreePayroll. Employee record: Click on the three dots next to the employee’s name and select 'Edit' to open the employee record. Changing Pay Schedule Locate Salary Tab: In the employee record, click on the 'Salary' tab. Find pay schedule section: Once you are in the 'Salary' section, you will see a box, with the employee's current pay schedule name. Click on thatFew readersUnderstanding Employee Statuses
Understanding employee statuses is crucial for accurate payroll administration. Employee statuses help to track whether an employee is actively employed, needs more information to be set up, or has left the company, along with their pension details. From the main page, click on the "People" section on the left-hand side menu. You will see two statuses columns: Payroll Status and Pension Status. Payroll Status: Pending Information: This indicates that information is missFew readers