Family & Emergency

Modified on Wed, 11 Feb at 2:53 PM

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Maintaining accurate Family & Emergency information ensures proper record-keeping for dependants, spouse details, and emergency contacts. This information may also support certain HR processes such as benefits administration and employee communication.



Steps to Maintain Employees’ Family & Emergency Info:


1. Go to Core > Employee.




2. Locate the employee whose information you wish to update.



3. Click the pencil icon beside the employee’s name to open their Employee Profile.



The Family & Emergency section includes:

  • Spouse
  • Child Info
  • Emergency Contact




A) Spouse


1. Go to the Spouse section and click the pencil icon to edit.




2. Update the relevant fields.

  • Fields marked with a red asterisk (*) are mandatory and cannot be left blank.




3. Click Save to confirm your changes.





B) Child Info


1. Go to the Child Info section and click New Child to add a record.




2. Enter the required child-related information.

  • Fields with a red asterisk (*) are mandatory.




3. Click Save to apply the changes.



Update an Existing Child Record

  • Go to the child entry you want to update and click the pencil icon.
  • Update the necessary details and click Save.


Delete a Child Record

  • Locate the child entry you want to remove.
  • Click the bin icon to delete it.




C) Emergency Contact


1. Go to the Emergency Contact section.



2. Click New Emergency Contact to add a new contact.




3. Complete the following fields:

  • Name – Emergency contact’s full name
  • Contact Number – Emergency contact’s phone number
  • Relationship – Relationship between the employee and the emergency contact




4. Click Save to store the information.



Update an Existing Emergency Contact

  • Go to the emergency contact entry you want to update and click the pencil icon.
  • Modify the details and click Save.


Delete an Emergency Contact

  • Locate the emergency contact entry you want to delete.
  • Click the bin icon to remove it.




Prepared by: Giam Wai Kit (20251114)

Reviewed by: Tek Ee Lin (20251119)