Error_Termination_check_exists

Error: Termination check exists

Issue
The employee record contains a termination date, and a payroll check is being created for that employee. This message appears when the employee's termination date is on or before the check issue date. The system recognizes the employee as terminated as of the check date and prompts you to confirm whether an additional check should be created.


Explanation
During check processing, the system detected that the employee had already been terminated based on the check issue date. A dialog box was displayed asking whether you wanted to create another check for the terminated employee. You selected No, indicating that you did not want to generate an additional check. As a result, the check creation process was stopped, and no new check was created for the employee.

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