Employment Tracking helps teams document participant work experiences, organize employer relationships, manage supervisor contacts, and report on employment outcomes. The feature connects employers, contacts, participant employment records, and employment reports so teams can keep job information accurate and easy to review.
⚙️ How It Works
Employment Tracking is built around four connected areas:
Employers — Organizations or businesses where participants work, intern, or have work experiences.
Employer Contacts — People connected to an employer, such as supervisors, managers, HR contacts, or partner contacts.
Employment Records — Participant-specific job records that include employer, job title, start date, optional end date, employment type, hourly pay, job duties, benefits, and supervisor.
Employment Reports — Exports that help teams review employer details, participant employment records, and supervisor contact details.
If you do not see Employment Tracking in your account, contact your account admin or Equip support to confirm that the feature is enabled and that your role has the correct permissions.
✅ Benefits
Keep employment history organized — Store each participant’s current and past work experiences in one place.
Understand employer relationships — Review who is working with each employer, active employee counts, average pay, and tenure.
Support reporting needs — Export employment, employer, and supervisor details for program review or follow-up.
Improve continuity across teams — Keep supervisor contacts, job details, and employer context visible to staff with access.
🧩 Key Records and Fields
Employer records include status, name, categories, website, business phone, business email, address, and description.
Contact records include name, title, department, email, cell phone, work phone, notes, and primary-contact status.
Employment records include start date, end date, employment type, hourly pay, job title, job duties, benefits, employer, and supervisor.
💡 Best Practices
Create the employer before adding a participant employment record.
Use consistent employer names to avoid duplicate records.
Add supervisor contacts to the employer so they can be selected on employment records.
Keep start and end dates accurate because they affect active and inactive employment status.
Review employer details and reports regularly to keep data clean and useful.
❓ FAQs
Where do I find Employment Tracking?
Open a participant profile and select the Employment tab to view that participant’s employment records. Employers are managed from the Employers area in the main navigation.
What makes an employment record active?
An employment record is active when the end date is blank or the end date has not passed.
Can I track past jobs?
Yes. Add an end date to document a past employment record.
Why can’t I see Employment Tracking?
The feature may not be enabled for your account, or your user role may not have permission to access it.
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