Example: Create Multiple ROEs for a Terminated Worker in Multiple Jobs
This example demonstrates how to create multiple Records of Employment (ROEs) for a terminated worker with multiple jobs.
A worker has 2 positions in 2 pay groups with different pay frequencies. You end the worker's additional job using the
End Additional Job
task, then terminate the worker.Security: These domains in the CAN Payroll functional area:
- Process: ROE (Create Data) - CAN
- Reports: ROE Results for Worker(s) - CAN
- Process: ROE (Edit Data) - CAN
- Process: ROE (Approve Data) - CAN
- Set up ROE reporting.
- You can:
- Complete on-cycle payroll for the period, which includes the worker's last day.
- Pay final wages using an off-cycle payment in the period containing the Last Day for Which Paid.
- Create ROE data for the terminated worker.For a worker in multiple jobs, Workday creates:
- 2 ROEs for a worker who has 2 positions in 2 pay groups with different pay frequencies.
- 2 ROEs for a worker who has 2 positions, in 2 companies with different payroll account numbers.
- 2 ROEs for a worker who has 2 positions, in 2 pay groups with the same frequency and different payment dates.
- One ROE for a worker who has 2 positions in the same company, but 2 different pay groups with the same pay frequency and schedule.
When you don't configure a processing position using theMaintain Payroll Processing Position Rulestask, the worker's primary position for the ROE automatically populates theOccupationfield. - Access theROE Results for Worker(s)report to select the ROEs and the relevant command. When no errors exist, Workday sets the ROE status toIn Progress, and you can approve the ROEs.
- Viewthe ROE. See Reference: ROE Results for Workers.
- Editthe ROE. See Reference: ROE Results for Workers.
- Re-createthe ROE if you made data changes. See Concept: Recreating ROE Data.
- Deletethe ROE. If you have a subsequent ROE, don’t delete the ROE.
To view a list of multiple ROEs for workers in multiple jobs or linked ROEs (Example: Original and Amend) for workers in one position, select theView linked or multiple ROEs for a worker in list viewcheck box in theEdit Tenant Setup - Payrolltask. - Access theApprove ROEstask. To find the ROEs you want to approve, selectApprove All ROEs in Progressor search and select a worker's name.
- To approve the ROE inDraftstatus, select theConfirmcheck box.
- Select theConfirmandSubmitcheck boxes to set the ROE toSubmitstatus in the ROE outbound integration. Selecting both enables you to avoid the need to submit the draft ROEs manually after you loaded them to Service Canada.
You can select theSubmitcheck box automatically if you select theSelect Submit by default on Approve ROEtask check box onEdit Tenant Setup - Payroll. - Select options from these fields on theLaunch/Schedule Integrationtask to select which Approved ROEs to include in the outbound file for Service Canada:
- Pay Group
- Company
- Worker
Workday includes all ROEs inApprovedstatus in the outbound integration file if you don't select an option.Approved ROEs sent to Service Canada update toPending Issuance. If you need to update or change an ROE inPending Issuancestatus:- SelectCancel Pending Issuance, either when you view the ROE or from the worker profile () to change the status of a single ROE back toIn Progress.
- Use theChange ROE Pending Issuance Status to Approvedtask to revert all ROEs in an outbound integration file toApproved.
- Access the Service Canada website and upload the generated files.
- Import the issued ROEs into Workday from Service Canada.Workday recommends that you import only ROEs with anIssuedstatus from Service Canada. If you import ROEs with thePassed,Failed, orRejectedstatus into Workday, you must delete or recreate the ROE data before sending the ROE back to Service Canada. For more information, see the Service Canada web site.
Workday generates 2 ROEs and the imported ROE status for each update from
Pending Issuance
to Issued
. The Issued Date and ROE Serial Number display for each ROE.