Your team on SnapLedger · Lesson 8 of 8
When someone leaves: end of service
1:20 · Captions: English, Arabic, French and Chinese.
When someone leaves after years of work, end of service is often worked out on a calculator, and argued about at the door. In this lesson, Rashid leaves the workshop after ten years.
What you'll learn
- Work out end-of-service pay by the law
- Put it in the books
- See what you owe everyone today
Step by step
- Rashid leaves — Lina picks Rashid, his last day — the thirtieth of September — and the reason he's leaving.
- End of service — SnapLedger works it out from his own record, the way the labour law sets it: twenty-one days of basic pay for each of his first five years, thirty days for each year after. Every step is shown.
- In the books — She puts it in the books in one step.
- Marked as left — And Rashid is marked as having left, on his last day.
- What you owe today — The same rules give Yusuf the other number that matters: what the business would owe everyone else, as of today.
That's your team on one system: their papers on file, every expiry in sight, payroll and the WPS file in one press, every salary matched in the bank, every leaving settled by the law — and Lina running it, not the owner. Start your free trial at snap-ledger.ai, and see your team every month.