Employee Self Service: Voluntary Deductions Background GenSERV Employee Self-Service (ESS) creates confidence and efficiency by providing Genesis HealthCare employees with real-time access to relevant HR data previously only available to them on paper. By having access to this information employees are now able to review and edit this information when it is most convenient to them. GenSERV effectively replaces most paper based HR processes with a streamlined online approach. GenSERV provides employees the ability to manage voluntary deductions such as contributions to the Genesis Employee Foundation (GEF) or to the Genesis Political Action Committee (PAC). This job aid provides detailed instructions on how employees can add, update or delete voluntary deductions. Step 1 From within the Genesis network navigate a web browser to: http://genserv.genesishcc.com GenSERV can also be found on the “Systems” tab within http://central.genesishcc.com. Log on to the GenSERV application using your network User ID and Password. Step 2 a) Click the “Payroll and Compensation” link located in the Employee Self Service Home menu. b) Click the “Voluntary Deductions” link. Employee Self Service: Voluntary Deductions Step 3 On the Voluntary Deductions page all current voluntary deductions are displayed. • The following options are available for Voluntary Deductions: a) Add Deduction – Refer to Step 4 b) Edit – Available for existing deductions already set up. Refer to Step 5 c) Stop Deduction /Delete– Available for existing/future deductions already set up. Refer to Step 6 Step 4 Add Deduction Click “Add Deduction” to add ongoing or one time voluntary deductions. a) Deduction Code – Select the desired deduction code by clicking on the drop down arrow. b) For a deduction amount to be deducted only once select the “OneTime Deduction” check box. c) Amount – Enter the dollar amount of the deduction. d) Deduction Start Date – This date defaults to the current date. Current and future dates are allowed for this field. Past dates are not permitted. e) Deduction End Date – Not required for ongoing deductions or one-time deductions. This field should be used if the intent is to stop the ongoing deduction after a defined period of time. f) Save – Click the save button to save and schedule the deduction change. g) Cancel – Click cancel to cancel all changes made. h) Click OK after reading system notification. Warning If a current ongoing deduction exists and a one time deduction is added, both deductions will be totaled for the pay period and the earlier ongoing deduction will resume with a new effective date. Employee Self Service: Voluntary Deductions Step 5 Edit Deduction Click “Edit Deduction” to change an existing deduction. a) Amount– If changing the amount of the deduction enter a new amount. b) Deduction End Date – If ending a deduction enter the date on which the deduction should stop or leave blank if only the amount is changing. c) Save – Click the save button to save and schedule the deduction change. d) Cancel – Click cancel to cancel all changes made. e) Click OK after reading system notification. Step 6 a) Stop Deduction / Delete Click “Stop Deduction” to end current/future deductions. Choosing this option will populate the Stop Date field for the selected transaction and cancel of future deductions. b) Click OK after reading system notification.
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