RECORDING SICK DAYS

Hi there, @NWTS. 

Thanks for visiting the Community today. I can help you set up a time off policy so you can record a time off for your employees. 

Here's how: 

1. Go to the Payroll menu, then click Employees.
2. Select the employee’s name, then select Edit in the Pay section.
3. In the How much do you pay [employee]? section, select Edit.
4. Select Paid time off, Unpaid time off, Sick Pay, Vacation Pay, or Holiday Pay.
5. Enter hours per year and Maximum allowed hours (optional), then select OK and then Done.

Should you need to add hours that someone has earned, you can add those hours to the Current Balance and then select OK.

For future reference, you also want to give your employees more time off. Follow the steps to add more time under the How to add paid or unpaid time off section outlined in this help article: Set up and track time off in payroll.

You're always welcome to post some more of your concerns in the Community, @NWTS. I'm always around to attend to your posts. 

Hi NWTS,

Hope you’re doing great. I wanted to see how everything is going about the recording sick days issue you had yesterday. Was it resolved?

Do you need any additional help or clarification? If you do, just let me know. I’d be happy to help you at any time.

Looking forward to your reply. Have a pleasant day ahead!

I needed to do this as well, and figured out a way (no thanks to QuickBooks). You do not need to turn off Auto Payroll to update your employee's time off. 

1) Go to Payroll

2) Click on Overview

3) Click on Auto Payroll details 

4) Click on Update upcoming payroll

5) Enter the number of Sick Pay Hrs (or PTO or Vacation Hrs). In the Memo section, record the dates time off was taken. 

6) Click Save for Later.

You can also click on Preview Auto Payroll so you can ensure the time off was recorded accurately. 

Your payroll should run automatically as long as you made your updates before the auto payroll cutoff date.