How can admin exclude an employee from Full & Final Settlement process?

Created by Product Content Team, Modified on Tue, 12 Mar at 11:58 AM by Product Content Team


To exclude an employee from the Full and Final Settlement process, the admin can update the workdays of the resigned employees as zero.


Processing full and final settlement is a legal requirement that must be performed when an employee is leaving an organization, either voluntarily or involuntarily.


To update the working days of an employee as zero, the admin must perform the following actions:

  1. From the greytHR Admin portal, navigate to Payroll > Payroll Inputs > Final Settlement. The Final Settlement page opens.
  2. Click Settle Employee. Step 1: Employee section appears.
  3. Select the option Search Employee. From the Search by Emp No/ Name search box, search for an employee to update his/her working days.
  4. Click NextStep 2: Resignation Details section appears.
  5. From the Resignation Submitted On dropdown calendar, select the resignation date.
  6. From the Leaving Date dropdown calendar, select the leaving date.
  7. From the Leaving Reason dropdown list, select the appropriate reason.
  8. From the Settlement Date dropdown calendar, select the required date.
  9. Click NextStep 3: Notice Pay section appears.
  10. Select the checkbox available next to Notice Period.
  11. Enter the Notice period, No of Days ServedExcess in Notice in the textbox.
  12. Click NextStep 4: Work Days section appears.
  13. Enter the number of days worked by the employee as zero.
  14. Click NextStep 5: Leave Encashment section appears.
  15. In the Days Worked textbox, enter the working days as zero.
  16. Click NextStep 6: Remarks section appears.
  17. In the Remarks description box, enter your remarks, if any.
  18. Click Finish to update the working days of the employee.


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