Removing benefit stop dates

Benefits administrators can reopen an employee benefit enrollment record by removing benefit stop dates, including when a life event is reverted.

Benefits administrators can remove enrollment stop dates from benefit plans. If one or more of these conditions exist, then administrators cannot remove stop dates:

  • Any future employee benefit records for the same existing benefit plan
  • A flex plan on the benefit plan
  • A stop date on the related employee benefit-eligible record
  • A stop date on the benefit plan itself

If benefits administrators remove stop dates, then these functions are affected:

  • All employee one-time deduction records with the stop adjustment or retroactive stop benefit source are available to delete.
  • The date stopped, current pay period, current cycles remaining, and end date for the employee benefit record are cleared.
  • The end date for all employee deductions is cleared.
  • The end date for benefit standard time records in the employee benefits fields imputed income standard time record or benefit standard time record is cleared.
  • The end date for recurring time records in the employee benefit field imputed income recurring time record is cleared.
  • The end date for dependent benefit records with matching end dates with employee benefit record is reset or cleared.
  • The end date for employee investment distribution records with matching end dates with the existing employee benefit record is cleared.
  1. Select Resources.
  2. Click the Historical tab to view employee records with existing stop dates.
  3. Select the employee record, right-click, and select Stop.
    Alternatively, click the More Actions tab and select Remove Stop Date .
  4. To view the employee record with the removed stop date, click the Current tab.