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  1. Vendors - 1099 Employees in Enterprise

    What is a Vendor? There are two basic types of vendors: Subcontractor Vendors - These are 3rd party staffing agencies or other providers that are sending their employees to fill some of your orders. Because these employee's do not belong to you...
  2. Vendors - Paying Subcontractors in Enterprise

    Overview of Subcontractor Payroll in Enterprise Subcontractor Vendors are 3rd party staffing agencies or other providers that are sending their employees to fill some of your orders. Because these employee's do not belong to your staffing agency, t...
  3. Vendors - Subcontractors in Enterprise

    What is a Vendor Record? In Enterprise, there are two types of vendors that can be set up:  Subcontractor Vendors - These are 3rd party staffing agencies or other providers that are sending their employees to fill some of your orders. Because t...
  4. Core - Adding a New Branch

    What is a Branch? Branch level is the lowest level or smallest division of data. Branches can be set up by company division or office locations for example.  A branch might contain a smaller amount of data specific to your department or location.  ...
  5. Core - Bridge

    What is Bridge? TempWorks created Bridge as a way to connect our customers to our many services.  With this new user-friendly portal, you can manage your users  for your company. This guide will walk through all the things you can do within Bridge....
  6. Core - One Time Adjustments

    What is a One-Time Adjustment? An adjustment is a non-taxable reimbursement or charge for an employee. This includes per diem, parking, uniform charges, badge fees, etc. One-time adjustments include those fees or reimbursements that are not consist...
  7. Beyond - Advanced Searching

    Searching The goal of any database is to collect as much information as possible. As a record becomes more and more detailed through data entry and tools like HRCenter™, it becomes easier and easier to find the right employees later on. The bet...
  8. Core - Security Role Overview

    What is a Security Role? Security roles (also known as sec roles) define what a service rep (user) has the ability to interact with in Core On a broad scale, security roles allow certain service reps access to the Pay/Bill or Administration module...
  9. Core- Creating Authorities

    Why Do We Create Authorities? When entering a garnishment, you may find that the authority listed on the order is not available. If this is the case, the authority needs to be added that to the list in that system:  Authority on a child support ...
  10. Core - Creating Required Docs Options

    What are Required Docs? Required documents allow you to store, track, and manage documents that are required for employees. Required documents can be set up on customer and order records to require a specific document type before an employee can be...