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Terminating a casual employee

TomD

I am going through the year end processes and as part of this thought about doing clean up on some old left-overs - staff that were employed on a casual basis but have not come back for years. This was before STP, so they are still sitting as inactive - does it matter if I terminate them now with reporting to the ATO?

None of that will have any bearing on pays or entitlements, so I am not sure if I should just leave things alone?

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Leneth_A

Hi @TomD

For the termination date, it's not necessary to use the exact date. If that is for previous years you can only estimate the time the employee left the company.

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TomD

Leneth,

how relevant is the exact date and year. These were casuals and they have never formally been terminated, so would I take the time to look when they were last paid or pick the 30. June of that particular financial year?

Do I need to terminate them or can I just forget about them?

Leneth_A

Hi @TomD and @Kedam

Thanks for your post and Welcome here in the Community Forum. I hope you find it a wealth of knowledge. In this matter, you may terminate the employee, you would just need to make sure that you have the correct date and year.

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Cheers,
Leneth

Kedam

I have this same question. Some of the casuals may even be re-employed at some point but some have been inactive since 2019