Creates a new employment entry for a given employee.

Path Params
string
required

employee id

Body Params

Employment entry to add. This must not conflict with another entry on the same effective date.

integer

ID.

string

The reason for this change.

date
required

The date this entry becomes effective.

string

indicates whether the working pattern personal (adjusted). Can be null (no personal defined), "custom", "library" or "flexible".

actualWorkingPattern

The active working pattern for this entry. It will hold the pattern that is selected, no matter which type it is.

standardWorkingPattern
object

The working pattern that was selected from the library as standard. If null this means the standard is using the site default.

number

The working pattern ID that was selected from the library as standard.

workingPattern
object

The personalized (adjusted) working pattern.

siteWorkingPattern
object

The site's default working pattern (always a weekly pattern).

number

Based on the actual working pattern

number

Based on the actual working pattern

number

the FTE percentage for this entry as calculated based on the working pattern

string

The selected Holiday calendar

integer

The selected Holiday calendar

string

Contract, can be Full-Time, Part-Time, Shifts

string

Type as appears in the Employment Type list. Can be Permanent, Temporary, Apprentice, Contractor or any custom value.

string

Salary pay type, can be Salaries or Hourly.

date

For entries that are not active - this is the date this entry became not effective.

date

The effective date of the active working pattern.

boolean

Is 'true' when this is the effective entry which is currently active.

boolean
date

The date this entry was modified.

date

The date this entry was created.

string

FLSA code, can be Exempt or Non-Exempt.

change
object

Details of the last change and the ID of the user who updated this entry

Response
200

Entry created successfully

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