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Hi there

We have laid off a few employees and im just wondering the correct procedure for entering this onto sage payroll? Do i put the employees on hold or do i just enter their payments as 0 although they would get a tax refund?

Any help would be much appreciated

Thank you



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I would say process them as leavers.

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Hi there,

I agree with Steve. If they have been laid off with no prospect of being re-employed then you should process them as leavers, give each a P45. Don't forget any outstanding holiday pay.

Pauline

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Are you paying them lay off pay with the intention of them coming back to work when business picks up? If so then you can't treat them as a leaver. Im replying on my phone so can't insert a link to lay off pay but look on hmrc website

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We have laid them off with the intention of seeing how business goes in the next month, hopefully picking up a work contract soon. Most of the employees are long term who would be entitled to redunancy in a few weeks if we can no longer supply work for them. I don't think I can process them as a leaver in these circumstances. Any help would be great thank you

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Hi there,

This link may help you out.  It seems it depends on their contract, but it seems that most employees who are temporarily laid off are entitled to full pay.

http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/employment/understandingyourworkstatus/temporarylayoff/dg_10026693



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