On _______________ Tātou will be releasing an update to the Employee Profile section of the Tātou Office App. This new feature improves the system’s ability to maintain and display historical employment information for both seasonal and permanent employees.
What Updates Will Look Like
Updates will include some shifting around of information previously displayed on in separate sections of both the DETAILS and EMPLOYMENT Tabs of the Employee Profile.
Previous Employee Profile Views | *NEW* Update Views |
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Groups, Roles and Crews will now be a part of the DETAILS section of the employee profile. | The EMPLOYMENT section will now be comprise of 1 or more Employment Period Sections. These employment period sections are a combination of:
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System Rollout
Every employee needs at least one employment period, so as part of the release Tātou will migrate all relevant Employment Period Information currently in the Employee Profile into an open Employment Period based on the current Employee Start Date.
For Organisations Who:
Currently Use Employment Periods
All relevant information will be migrated to the newly created Employment Period (e.g. hourly rates, start date, etc.)
All previous Employment Period and Agreement to Recruit (ATR) details will be migrated to the Employment Period that is created. This will act as a combined historical employment period.
Moving forward you will be able to close the current Employment Period by adding an End Date and create new ones which will now improve your historical record keeping within Tātou.
Do Not Currently Use Employment Periods:
A new Employment Period will be created based on the start date on file, and all relevant information will be migrated into this section.
How to Manage Employment Periods
With the improvement to the historical Employment Period, information for the CURRENT Employment Period can be updated and managed in a number of ways
Per-employee on their profile page → Employment → Edit or Add Employment Period
Any Edits to any Historical Employment Periods will have to be updated in an Employee’s individual Profile
Employee Bulk Edit Feature
Replace Existing Options Include:
Visa expiry date
Agreed hours and earnings
Add New Options Include:
Hourly rate
Agreement to recruit (ATR)
Employee Bulk Import Feature
Run Employee Export
Employment Periods CANNOT overlap. For open-ended contracts (eg permanent employees) you can leave the end date field empty, but they will need to have an end date set in order to create any future employment periods.
How Will This Affect You?
For the most part, this release will simply shift information around in order to facilitate the improvements to historical record keeping around Employment Periods. However, as with any new update there can be changes to standard practice and order of operations when using a system. Below are a list of notable changes that you will need to be aware of:
Employee Profile Information and Section Changes
Creation of the new Employment Period Structure
Groups, Crews and Roles section will be shifted to the DETAILS Tab, and updated to include Permissions → Permissions, Roles, Groups and Crews
Entitlements and agreements
All per-employee entitlements are managed in each Employment Period. This means that employees can have agreed hours top-up settings that vary over time without affecting historical data.
IF a Pay Period includes:
Multiple Employment Agreements, the employment effective at the end of the pay period will be used for all calculations and entitlements.
Updated Agreed Hours or Earnings - DRAFT CONRIFM DETAILS HERE
Employee Export and Bulk Import File
The bulk import file and Employee Export will now include updated columns that now include current_employment_period_...
column headers to ensure updates made with bulk import files update current employment period records.
Pro Tip: For INACTIVE seasonal or past employees use the bulk import feature to add a current_employment_period_end_date
to their profile, so that if/when they return a new employment period can be created without producing an error for OVERLAPPING Employment Periods.
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