Vacation Liability Negative Payout
Vacation liability is the minimum amount of vacation pay an employee is legislated to receive in a given year according to the provincial statutory requirements.
When an employee is terminated and if the vacation liability balance is negative, you can reclaim vacation liability from the terminated employee. This may occur when employers allow vacation payout payments prior to the employee accruing the vacation liability, otherwise known as advance payments.
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Yes
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No
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You must create a new vacation payout element to use this new functionality.
This table outlines the behaviour and highlights the differences depending on the values of the Pay Value and Allow Negative Payout input values.
Allow Negative Payout (Yes/No) |
Pay Value (Positive/Negative) |
Behavior |
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No |
Positive/Negative |
Negative vacation liability not processed. No change to existing vacation payout behavior. |
Yes/No |
Positive |
Negative vacation liability not processed. No change to existing vacation payout behavior. |
Yes |
Negative |
All previous terms with negative accrued vacation liability are consumed. Any negative vacation liability payout balance left is processed in the current term. |
Yes |
Blank |
Sum of all previously accumulated liability (negative or positive) processed as payout. |