Dernière mise à jour : 10 déc. 2025, 10 h 26
Employees can work in multiple roles within one restaurant or in multiple locations. See how to manage jobs and secondary positions in Toast Payroll.
| All secondary positions and jobs must be added in Toast Payroll. These additions will sync over to Toast Web within 30 minutes. For more information on Toast Web and Toast Payroll syncing, visit Toast Payroll: Sync Information with Toast Web. |
A secondary position controls which pay group(s) an employee will be paid out of, so they should only be added if your account has multiple pay groups and employees will be paid out of more than one pay group. You have one pay group for each payroll your company runs (for example, management weekly, staff bi-weekly). When staff members work at a new location, they may need both a new secondary position and a new job added to their profile.
Here are some example scenarios:
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When an employee has multiple roles within the restaurant, you will add a job for each role under the pay group they will be paid out from ().
For example, the employee below has the ability to clock in as either a cashier or training manager at the Chicago location. This employee earns $16 per hour as a cashier and $22 per hour as a training manager. In Toast Payroll, the job specifies which rate the employee earns for which role.
Note: Secondary positions should only be added if your account has multiple pay groups and employees will be paid out of more than one pay group.
If an employee works at a location or in a role that is paid out of a separate , a secondary position must be added. This secondary position gives the employee the ability to be paid out of this new pay group (). This typically happens when the employee is part of two different FEINs under the same company code.
For example, the employee below can be paid out of the Management and the Chicago Too pay groups.
If the employee works under multiple FEINs with different jobs, like in , you will need multiple positions and multiple jobs:
If an employee has more than one position, but they will not be working out of a secondary location/ any longer, you may wish to deactivate their secondary position. Primary positions cannot be deactivated.
Pay rates for a primary job (i.e. the first job which appears on an employee’s profile in the Jobs & Pay tile) must be changed using the tool. Pay rates for all secondary jobs can be changed directly on the Jobs tab. Change these rates by editing the relevant job and updating the new rate.
See for updating multiple employee rates or secondary rates.
This content is for informational purposes and is not intended as legal, tax, HR, or any other professional advice. Please contact an attorney or other professional for advice.