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Entering an Employee's Address Information

For this tutorial, we will enter the address information for 5 sample employees. Complete and accurate address information is important as eNETEmployer uses this information in a number of areas, including pay statements, T4s, ROE's and more.

Before you begin: This tutorial assumes that you have already added a number of employees to your payroll. If you have not yet added your employees, you will not be able to edit their settings. Note: Employees cannot be added from this screen - you must do so in the Setup Employee screen.


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To add employee address information:

  1. From the Payroll tab, open the Employee - Employee Address screen. This screen is used to define the address settings for each employee in the payroll. You can use the various features to add and define settings for new employees or to review or change settings for existing employees.
  2. Employee Address Help page...

    Note: You can use the steps below to enter the address information for your own employees. If you are working through the Quick Start Guide in order, (or have completed the tutorials on adding employees - manually or with an employee template), the five employees that you created earlier will appear in the table along with a number of blank address-related cells that need to be defined. As with other screens, you can enter the required data one row at a time, or you can activate Edit Mode for all of the rows at once and use the <Tab> key on your keyboard to enter the data in a more efficient manner. We will choose the latter method for this tutorial.

  3. Right-click the mouse anywhere in the table and the Properties menu will appear on the screen.
  4. Choose the Edit All command from the Properties menu. This activates Edit Mode for all of the rows so that you can easily access each cell. Note: Choosing the Edit All button from the Button Bar performs this same action.
    Fig. 01: Choosing the Edit All command under the Properties menu
    Fig. 01: Choosing the Edit All command under the Properties menu.
  5. Enter the data as needed for the employees in your payroll (press <F1> to use the Online Help system if you need to look up a definition for the various cells).
    Example: In our example below, we have entered the address information for each of the five employees and have left a number of cells with the default values.

  6. Employee Address City Country Province Postal Code Telephone Email
    Gregory House 123 Fourth St Winnipeg Canada Manitoba R1S 2T3 (204) 555-1234 ghouse@test.com
    Josephine Webster 15 Sky Ave. Winnipeg Canada Manitoba R3S 1G6 (204) 777-9101 mirriam@test.com
    Isabelle Bedard 444 St. Mary Laval Canada Quebec H7M 1B2 (204) 999-1098 i.bedard90@test.com
    Peter Lepekas 222 Main St Winnipeg Canada Manitoba R2C 3D4 (204) 666-5678 peter@test.com
    Claire Ardent 12-220 Tudor Montreal Canada Quebec H2Y 1C6 (204) 888-1110 cardent@test.com
  7. Once you have finished entering your employee's data, save the information for the rows. You can do this in one step by choosing the Accept All command from the Properties menu (this menu is accessible by right-clicking on the table). Note: Choosing the Accept All button from the Button Bar performs this same action.
    Fig. 02: Choosing the Accept All command under the Properties menu.
    Fig. 02: Choosing the Accept All command under the Properties menu.
    This completes the tutorial on adding employee address information.

    Note: If you are working through the payroll setup process in order, you will need to continue through the Employee menu to finish entering the data that is required for each new payroll employee.



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