What will happen when cancel a work relationship?

When you cancel a work relationship, the system will do the following automatically:

1. Delete the work relationship itself, along with assignments associated, as well as records related to payroll, benefits, and compensation.

2. Remove any roles that were assigned to the person for that work relationship, either manually or automatically.

3. Restore the person's previous status before the work relationship was created if they have other work or contact relationships.

If you cancel a person's only work relationship and they have no other contact relationships, their record will still exist, but they will be marked as a canceled worker. Their record will not show up in general searches, but if you hire them again or add them as a contingent worker, nonworker, or pending worker, their existing record will be found.

You cannot cancel a work relationship if it has a termination date in the past, present, or future. In that case, you need to reverse the termination before canceling the work relationship. If any of the assignments in a work relationship are included in a payroll run, you can terminate the work relationship but not cancel it.

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