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A Worker have many classifications through their employment with the company. Major changes in classification usually result in a new Employment, others will be represented by a new Classification object. For example, converting a contractor to an employee will create a new Employment, but changing someone’s classification from salaried to hourly will not. Each classification includes a starts and optionally an ends date that represents the period when this classification was effective.

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Attributes

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id
string
Unique identifier for the object, e.g. wrc_cNqYX2J3s9bI2Aa.
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status
string
Classification status, one of full-time, part-time, temporary or seasonal.
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type
string
Classification type, one of salaried, hourly, or commission-only.
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term
string
Term of employment. One of at-will, fixed or indefinite.
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exempt
boolean
Is this worker exempt or not. Optional.
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overtime
boolean
Is this worker eligible for overtime or not. Optional.
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current
boolean
Whether or not this classification is current in the context of this employment.
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starts
date
The date this classification is effective from.
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ends
date
The date this classification is effective until.