Users enter the allowance rate value while allocating salary. The rate contributes to
the overall salary rate (also know as total target compensation).
Before you start
Create the payroll element, US Allowance in this example,
using the Standard Earnings template, the Flat amount calculation rule, and a Calendar
Month periodicity. We recommend that you configure the element eligibility as open. For
more details about creating compensation payroll elements, see Create a Payroll Element to Use with Salary Bases.
Here's what to do
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On the page, click the Rates Definition
task.
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On the Rate Definitions page, click the Create
icon.
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On the Create Rate Definition dialog box, complete the fields, as shown by
these example values:
Field |
Value |
Category |
Element |
Effective Start Date |
1/1/00 |
Legislative Data Group field |
US LDG |
Storage Type |
Amount
The calculation rate contributor is automatically defined
for this storage type.
|
Element |
US Allowance
- Link a payroll element to only one rate. Linking the
element to multiple rates can cause issues, such as
when a worker moves to another salary basis.
- The element name becomes the default rate definition
name and short name, which you can overwrite as
appropriate.
|
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Click OK.
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On the Create Rate Definition page, in the Returned Rate Details section,
confirm that the Periodicity value is Calendar
Month.
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Click the Override and Defaulting Rules tab.
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Select the Override Allowed check box so that people
allocating salary can enter an amount.
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Click Submit.