WFM_TCR_INSUFFICIENT_REST_PERIOD_PREMIUM_AP Fast Formula

This fast formula is associated with the delivered rule template Insufficient Rest Premium Template. It compares the end and start times of consecutive reported time entries identified by the time category of the rest period.

If the interim time is less than the defined rest period, it generates an additional, premium time entry. The premium entry is for all of the reported hours for the second shift. Or it's only the reported hours until the rest period is met. This formula uses an array processing formula.

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
WORKED_TIME_CONDITION	Time category	Time category that identifies the time entries to use to determine whether the minimum rest period was met for the two shifts
REST_PERIOD_IN_MINUTES	Fixed number	Minimum nonworked time, in minutes, required between consecutive time entries
IS_ENTIRE_SHIFT_PREMIUM	Yes or No	Specify to pay all of the reported hours for the second shift at the premium rate. Or pay only those hours reported in the second shift before the rest period is met at the premium rate.

Outputs

Name	Output Group	Time Attribute	Description
MEASURE_UNDER	1	Measure	Calculated nonpremium hours, which are outside the rest period
MEASURE_OVER	2	Measure	Calculated premium hours, which are within the rest period

Examples

Scenario: The interim 6 hours between the end time on Monday and the start time on Tuesday is less than the minimum rest period of 8 hours.

Example 1: You pay a premium for the entire shift.

Day	Payroll Time Type	Reported Time	Calculated Time
Mon	Regular	11a to 10p	11h
Tue	Regular	4a to 10a
	Premium	NA	6h

Example 2: You pay a premium for only the time worked in the second shift until the rest period is met.

Day	Payroll Time Type	Reported Time	Calculated Time
Mon	Regular	11a to 10p	11h
Tue	Regular	4a to 10a	4h
	Premium	NA	2h