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Labor Contracts

The contract is where base salary is declared — the first figure payroll reads. It also holds the term, the insurance basis and the number of dependants for tax.

The Labor contracts screen with three areas numbered

Illustration of the Labor contracts screen

AreaWhat it does
1. CreateRecords a contract.
2. Search employeeFilter by person.
3. StatusActive, expired…

The table holds Contract type, Effective date, End date, Base salary and Status — the End date column tells you which contracts need renewing.

Recording a contract​

The Labor contract form with eight areas numbered

Illustration of the labor contract form

AreaWhat goes in
1. Staff (required)Who is signing.
2. Contract type (required)Fixed-term, indefinite, probation…
3. Effective date (required)When the contract takes effect.
4. End dateLeave blank for an indefinite contract.
5. Base salary (VND) (required)Feeds the Base sal. column in payroll.
6. Standard workdays26 by default — the denominator when pay is pro-rated by day.
7. Insurance participationOn or off; when on, fill in Insurance salary.
8. SaveRecords the contract.

The remaining fields: Contract code, Position, Department, Direct manager, Sign date, Salary type (monthly or hourly), Probation salary and Probation days, Number of dependents (used for personal income tax), Contract file link (URL) for the scan, and Note.

Attach the scan as you sign

Contract file link (URL) points at the scan in the clinic's storage. When someone needs to check a signature or a clause, it is on the record rather than in a filing cabinet.

Watch contracts nearing their end date

An expired contract that hasn't been renewed is a legal risk. At the start of each month, sort by End date to see who needs an annex or a new contract.