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Two employees temporarily occupy one position/job
Two employees temporarily occupy one position/job
Description of Issue
- One employee is retiring soon, and their replacement has already been hired. Can both employees occupy the same position temporarily?
- How to temporarily exceed budgeted FTE for a position
- Onboard a new hire while their predecessor is still on payroll
Context
- Munis
- Human Capital Management
- Employee Job/Salary
- Position Control & Budgeting
Cause
- Informational
Resolution
- In Employee Job/Salary, the exiting employee's base pay can be updated from 'A - Active' to 'M - Moving Out' in the Pay Status field
Additional Information
- The 'M - Moving Out' Pay Status is designed for the scenario where an employee is leaving work in a few pay cycles, however their replacement has already been hired
- This status will allow you to put two employees in a position only budgeted for one employee
- The Pay Status should be adjusted from 'M - Moving Out' to 'I - Inactive' once the employee receives their last pay check
- Please reach out to Munis Human Resources Support with any follow up questions, we will be happy to assist
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