Jonathan, Thank you for your response. Double checking with HR, they did use the 'Change Worker Employment Type' to change the worker type from 'Employee' to 'Contractor'. The most recent employment history record shows this worker as a 'Contractor'. Opening the 'Change Worker Employment Type...
In D365 there is a function [Change worker employment type] on the worker form, Worker ribbon .... not sure if AX2012 was the same. Never seen the "Both" type I'm afraid. -- Jonathan Howe Head of IT Cross Manufacturing Bath, UK --
We created a worker and accidently set the worker type as 'Employee' when it should have been 'Contractor'. It was quickly recognized. We could not see how to just change the 'Worker Type' so they were created again with the worker type as 'Contractor'. The worker no longer shows in the...
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