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Employee Employment Status Form

An employee employment status form records a change in the type or stage of employment, such as confirmation after probation, conversion from contract to company rolls, or a move to part-time. It notes the effect on benefits like PF, gratuity tracking, leave and notice period.

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[Company Logo][Company Name]

EMPLOYMENT STATUS CHANGE FORM

Employee Name:
[Employee Name]
Employee ID:
[Employee ID]
Date of Joining:
[Date of Joining]
Designation:
[Designation]
DetailCurrentNew
Employment Status[Probationer / Trainee / Contract / Full-time][Confirmed / Permanent / Part-time / Fixed-term]
Notice Period[Notice Period][Notice Period]
Leave Entitlement[Days][Days]
Insurance Eligibility[Cover][Cover]
Effective Date (DD/MM/YYYY)
Basis for Change (probation review ref. / request / business need)

Service and Benefits

  • PF membership continues without break
  • Service from [DD/MM/YYYY] counted for seniority
  • Leave balance carried forward
  • Gratuity service treatment confirmed with HR / legal

Approvals

Recommended by[Reporting Manager]
Approved by[HR Name]
Letter issued on

Privacy notice: [Company Name] collects the details on this page only for updating your employment status and related benefits. Access is limited to authorised HR staff, and the record will be kept for the duration of employment and the retention period for service records, after which it will be securely deleted or destroyed. You may ask HR to see or correct your data, consistent with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023.

Employee (acknowledged)
[Employee Name]
Date: [Date]
For [Company Name]
[Authorised Signatory]
Date: [Date]

What this template includes

  • Current and new employment status
  • Effective date
  • Basis for the change, such as probation review
  • Benefit changes: leave, insurance, notice period
  • Service continuity note for gratuity and seniority
  • Letter issued and HRMS updated

When to use it

  • Confirming an employee after successful probation
  • Converting a trainee or apprentice to a permanent role
  • Bringing a contractor's worker on to company rolls
  • Moving an employee to part-time or fixed-term at their request

How to customise this template

  1. 1List the employment types your company actually uses
  2. 2Add notice periods for each status
  3. 3Note how prior contract service is treated for seniority
  4. 4Attach the probation review form for confirmations
  5. 5Use this form to trigger the confirmation letter

HR tips

  • Do not keep employees on extended probation without a written review
  • Explain clearly how service is counted after a conversion
  • Update leave entitlements on the effective date
  • Communicate status changes in writing

This template is a starting point only. Review it against applicable labour laws, state rules, your standing orders and data-protection obligations, and take advice from a legal adviser where needed.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between probation and confirmation?+

Probation is an assessment period after joining; confirmation is the formal decision that the employee continues as a regular employee.

Does converting from contract to permanent restart gratuity service?+

It depends on facts and law, including whether the earlier engagement was through a contractor. Take advice on service continuity.

Can a full-time employee move to part-time?+

Yes, by mutual agreement, with revised pay, leave and benefit terms in writing.