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laurapearsall
February 20, 2019
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Hours worked report

  • February 20, 2019
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We have a lot of employees that end employment and return to work with a new start date.  They are given vacation hours once they reach a certain number of hours worked with each new start date.  Is there a way to run a report on hours worked based on this new date not original employment date?

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Angelyn_T
Angelyn_TModerator
Moderator
February 20, 2019

Welcome and thank you for posting here in the Community, @laurapearsall.

 

It's my pleasure to help you run reports for the number of hours the employee worked in QuickBooks Desktop.

 

To check the total hours worked by the employee, you can run/open the Payroll Summary Report and make the necessary customization.

 

  1. In the QuickBooks homepage, click on Reports at the top menu bar.
  2. Select Employees and Payroll.
  3. Click on Payroll Summary.
  4. Make the necessary customization by clicking on Customize Report.
  5. Under Show Columns, select Employee. Make sure to customize the dates correctly from the start date of the employee.
  6. Refresh the report.

On the other hand, you can also open/run the Payroll Item Detail report. For additional reference, you may check on this article: Create a total hours worked by employee report.

 

Please don't hesitate to add a comment below if you have any other concerns about running reports in QBDT. I'm always here to help you!

qbteachmt
qbteachmt
Level 11
February 20, 2019

@Angelyn_T 

 

Please Learn from this input. You used a Payroll report; that is Time Paid, not Hours Worked.

 

@laurapearsall 

 

You would need to be using Timesheet data for tracking and reporting, if you need by Date Worked. Otherwise, make sure you are tracking Hire Date, and since you know the Pay Period relative to pay dates, you might be able to compute the info. But remember that the Payroll reporting is based on Paychecks and Pay Date. The Timesheet reporting is based on Tasks by date entered for and time entered. So, a Time report would be used, such as Time by Name set for the First date they returned to work.

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