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Changing an employee from full time, part time or casual can be simple or complex, depending on your scenario. While we can't tell you what to do, we can tell you how

You can update the employee's card for changes to pay rate, hours worked, and entitlements. Keeping the same employee card also ensures only one payment summary will be generated for the employee at the end of the payroll year.

Check the rules with an expert

If you're not sure what an employee is entitled to under their new arrangement, the Fair Work website is a good place to start. You might also need some expert advice on the tax implications of paying out unused leave.

If unsure, speak to an accounting advisor or ask the experts on our community forum for clarification on your best course of action.

Each scenario is different, so we can't tell you what to do. You'll need to work that out, maybe with some help from an accounting advisor. But we can provide some general guidelines and tell you how to make the changes in AccountRight.

Here's a few common scenarios and how to treat them.

ScenarioDetails
An employee changes from part time to full time (or vice-versa)

The employee may still be entitled to annual leave and personal leave. If so, change the Employment Status in the employee's card and check their other payroll information.

See To change the Employment Status below

An employee changes from casual to permanent

Unlike casual employees, full time and part time employees generally accrue entitlements. In this case, change the Employment Status in the employee's card. See To change the Employment status below.

If the employee is also changing from an hourly pay rate to a annual salary, you'll also need to change the Pay Basis in their card. See To change the Pay Basis below.

An employee changes from permanent to casual

Full time and part time employees generally accrue entitlements, but casual employees typically don't. This means when an employee changes to a casual basis, any unused annual leave might need to be paid out.

To change the Employment Status

To change the Employment Status

  1. Go to the Card File command centre and click Cards List.
  2. Click the Employee tab.
  3. Click the zoom arrow to open the employee's card.
  4. Click the Payroll Details tab.
  5. Change the Employment Status.
    Employee card with employment status highlighted
  6. Choose the applicable Employment Category (Permanent or Temporary).
  7. Ensure all other payroll details are correct for the new employment status. See Enter employee payroll information for details.
  8. On the Contact Log tab, click New Log Entry and record details of this change. Learn more about the contact log.
  9. Click OK when done.

If the employee's Pay Basis is also changing (Hourly to Salary or vice-versa), continue with the next task.

To change the Pay Basis

To change the Pay Basis

  1. Go to the Card File command centre and click Cards List.

  2. Click the Employee tab.
  3. Click the zoom arrow to open the employee's card.
  4. Click the Payroll Details tab.
  5. Click the Wages tab on the left.
  6. Change the Pay Basis.
    Employee card with pay basis highlighted

    Using timesheets?

    If you've paid an hourly-based employee using timesheets and you change their Pay Basis to Salary, you can click OK to the following message.

    This just means all wage categories you've used to pay the employee must remain selected, and will continue to show on the employee's pay (such as Base Hourly). Check the employee's standard pay details to ensure no amounts appear next to any of the wage categories you can't deselect.

  7. Ensure all other payroll details are correct for the new pay basis. See Enter employee payroll information for details.
  8. On the Contact Log tab, click New Log Entry and record details of this change. Learn more about the contact log.
  9. Click OK when done.

If the employee's Employment Status is also changing (full time, part time or casual), make sure you've completed the previous task (To change the Employment Status).

 
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