Hey,

You are pretty close. So just a few things:

1)$(this).is(':checked') - this is generally used for evaluating checkboxes, wont do much for dropdown boxes

2)$('.EmploymentType input').click() - this wont work as the selector is looking specifically for an input field. dropdown boxes use the 'select' selector, also .click() isn't the right trigger in this instance. You want to use 'change' as u specifically want it to run when the value gets changed.

Other then those 2 things you are right on the money. Picking up JavaScript takes a bit but its worth it in the end there is a lot of power in writing your own scripts in Laserfiche.

$(document).ready(function() {
  $(document).on('change','.EmploymentType select',function() {
    if($(this).val() == 'Team Member')
    {
     $('.PayType select').prop('disabled', false);
     $('.PayType select').val('Hourly').change();
    }
    else
    {
      $('.PayType select').prop('disabled', true);
     $('.PayType select').val('Commission').change();
    }
  });
  
});

Best of luck mate.