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  1. First Live Payroll | Training

    This training is an interactive session where the client will present their screen and the payroll consultant will walk them through their first payroll process. About this Training Led by a Payroll Consultant Approximately 1.5 hours long ...
  2. Essential Housekeeping

    This section is for Managers or Administrators, who handle HR in Wurk, such as employee pay and personal information and paperwork, job titles, departments or cost centers, performance, hiring and termination, company announcements and documents, an...
  3. Understanding the 2020 W4 Form

    This topic provides additional guidance in implementing the newly updated W4 form. Where can I download the new W4? See About Form W-4, Employee's Withholding Certificate . Why was the W4 form redesigned? The new design reduces the form's compl...
  4. Checking Your Team Time Off Calendar

    To check time off requests for your employees, follow the steps below. START HERE  1 .  From the main menu, search for Time off calendar (or navigate to Team>Time>Reports>Time Off Calendar ). 2 .  You can use options on the top menu bar...
  5. Updating Beneficiaries Between Enrollment Periods

    Updating Beneficiaries Between Enrollment Periods (Mobile & Desktop) Employees will access their benefit plans under  My Info > My Benefits > Benefit Plans. An Edit Beneficiaries edit icon is available in the Review/Edit Benefits scree...
  6.  Applying for a Job on Wurk Mobile

    If you find a job you'd like to apply for on the Wurk Applicant Portal, follow these steps to apply. Watch this video.   ...
  7. Release Readiness - Dec 2021

  8. Entering Employee Cannabis Badges (HR Action)

    These instructions guide you in adding or updating a Medical or Cannabis badge or other credential for an employee using an HR Action, on systems upgraded to the latest Wurk release. You will typically do this during employee onboarding, and whe...
  9. Service Pack: California Pay Data Reporting

    California law requires private employers with 100 or more U.S. employees (and at least one employee in California) to annually submit data on the pay, hours worked, and demographics of their employees to the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing. By March 31, employers must submit their reports covering the prior calendar year.
  10. Entering Employee Workers Compensation Claims

    Follow the steps below to enter a WC claim for an employee. Make Sure the Employee Has a Default WC Code Assigned 1 .  Navigate to the employee's information record. To quickly navigate to an employee record, you can search for them by name i...