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  1. Setting Pay Periods

  2. Voiding Pay Statements

    When you need to correct payroll records in Wurk, for example when you need to remove a paycheck from payroll processing (before payroll runs), or when you had to manually cancel a check with your banking institution (for example due to a termination or overpayment), follow the steps below.
  3. Learning About Payroll Reports

    Wurk provides many standard reports for all kinds of users and business needs. This topic guides you in getting familiar with these reports within the context of a specific payroll run, so you can customize them for yourself and share them with o...
  4. Recruiting Candidates

    1 .  If your company has enabled the Recruitment (or ATS) module of Wurk, you will see it on the main (hamburger) menu under Team>Recruitment . If you do not see this option, either your company has not enabled it or you do not have access. 2...
  5. Checking New Hire Notifications and Email Filters

    1 .  Check that your notifications for new hires are set up and active (under Admin Settings ). For example, make sure you have enabled the ACCOUNT Created notification. This automatically notifies new hires with a link to Wurk and guidance on t...
  6. Preventing and Resolving Locked Accounts

    This topic shows the best ways to ensure that new employees can log into Wurk.
  7. Configuring Company Assets

    Follow these steps add assets, such as company equipment, to Wurk so that these can be assigned to managers and employees.
  8. E-Verifying Employees

    These instructions guide you in using E-Verify in Wurk to verify candidates' and employees' employment eligibility, on systems upgraded to the latest Wurk release. Completing E-Verify Training To get started, first you will take online trainin...
  9. Setting Pay Calculations

  10. Setting Pay Periods

    Pay Period Profiles are defaults that are applied to employees to control frequency.  For example: If your full-time and part-time users are paid on different pay frequencies, you will use two different Pay Period Profiles (one for the full-time ...