The overall salary rate definition is derived from other rate definitions. In this
example, the overall salary is derived from the base salary, allowance, short-term
incentive, and performance award rate definitions.
Before you start
Create the payroll element, US Overall Salary in this example, using the Standard
Earnings template, the Flat amount calculation rule, and an Annually periodicity. On
the Element Summary: US Overall Salary page, in the Standard Rates section, make
sure that the Process in payroll run option isn't selected.
Or, you can make sure that Process in payroll run isn't
selected for the elements of any rate contributors, and is selected for the overall
salary element. We also 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.
Next, create these rate definitions:
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 required fields, as
shown by these example values:
Field |
Value |
Category |
Derived Rate |
Effective Start Date |
1/1/00 |
Legislative Data Group field |
US LDG |
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Click OK.
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On the Create Rate Definition page, complete the basic fields, as shown by
these example values:
Field |
Value |
Name |
Overall Salary |
Short Name |
OVERALL SALARY |
Element Name |
US Overall Salary
You need to associate a payroll element with this rate to
store the amount in an element entry.
|
Overall Salary |
Select
This amount appears on pages and in work flows containing
salary information, and it's used to calculate salary
metrics, such as compa-ratio.
|
Reporting Required |
Select |
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In the Rate Contributors section, added the base salary rate definition.
- On the toolbar, click the Create icon.
- On the Create Rate Contributor dialog box, in the Contributor Type
field, select Base Rate.
- On the Create Rate Contributor page, in the Employment Level field,
select Payroll Assignment.
- Click Save and Continue.
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In the Rate Contributors section, add the allowance, short-term incentive, and
performance award rate definitions.
- On the toolbar, click the Create icon.
- On the Create Rate Contributor dialog box, in the Contributor Type
field, select Rate Definition.
- On the Create Rate Contributor page, in the Rate Name field, select the
appropriate rate definition.
- Confirm that the periodicity is correct.
- Click Save and Continue.
- Repeat these steps until you've added all the rate definitions
contributing to the overall salary.