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35Good afternoon,
We have have multiple issues with dates being off by 1 day in our 365HR system. These dates may be hire dates, term dates, benefit dates, etc. I have submitted tickets to microsoft and they have not been able to determine the issue. To date we have:
1) Changed the date in the User Options>Preferences>Language and country/region preferences>time zone and changed them at least 3 times
2) Changed the date in the Compliance>Legal Entities>General>Time zone
3) Changed both 1 and 2 above concurrently
4) Don't enter bulk hires using data connector spreadsheet because it bypasses rules
5) If using data connector spreadsheet use a time of 7:00am in the date/time fields so it is far enough into the day that the time zone will not affect it
6) Only enter in the system. Do not use data connector to enter changes
Issues range from:
1) Employment Start date or Employment End date being off 1 day
2) Benefit date being off by 1 day
Last time I terminated an employee, I used the system - selected Work>Terminate then populated to the Guide that pops up. I used the same date in all fields. However, after reviewing it afterwards, I found that the benefit date terminated 1 day earlier than the Employment End Date. I would say it was a typo; however, I triple checked all dates to ensure they matched before saving so I am 100% sure they all matched. Also, I am still having issues when entering new hires with the date flipping backwards a day. It does not always do it. It is random.
Any input on what could be causing the date issues?
Thanks for your help.
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