Start tracking the approved positions within your organisation that are currently vacant. With accurate tracking, you can access workforce planning tools to help you track your vacant positions over time and gain insights into filled versus vacant positions. Aside from the Vacant Positions page, admins can also create a vacant position after offboarding a previous employee.
Available for the following plan: Employment Unlimited
Available for the following HR classic plan: Platinum
Available for the following user access level: Admin
Getting started
- Click the People menu.
- Click the Vacant Positions submenu.
- Click the Create Vacant Position button.
- In the Create New Vacant Position side panel, enter the following:
- Under Budget Details, enter the following:
- Salary or Hourly Pay.
- Pay rate (100%) minimum to maximum.
- Actual weekly hours (Optional).
- FTE weekly hours (Optional).
- Effective pay rate (100%) minimum to maximum.
- Ordinary work day.
- Click the Save button.
- Click the People menu.
- Click the Vacant Positions submenu.
- Under Actions, click the three dots button.
- Click the Mark as filled button.
- In the Mark This Vacant Position as Filled side panel, choose the employee you need.
- Click the Save button.
Helpful Hint
Please note that marking the vacant position as filled will remove it from the org chart and workforce planning reports.
Further information
Currently, only vacant positions are visible from the Vacant Positions page. These act as a placeholder for your business while there is no employee available.
The option to fill a vacant position when onboarding a new employee will only appear if you have an existing vacancy within your business. Try creating a vacant position first and then onboarding your new employee.
Explore related content
- Run a workforce planning report This feature lets you view, track, and report on the number of vacant positions you have within your business over time.
- Workforce snapshot report This feature lets you see three key statistics about your organisation: gender, employment status, and employee age breakdowns.