Define Payroll Elements for Absence Accrual Plans that Enable Donating to a Pool

This example shows how to define an absence element for a vacation accrual absence plan that's enabled for donating to a donation pool.

Based on your setup decisions, this procedure configures these additional elements:

  • Accrual element to process absence liability amounts

  • Entitlement element to process payments for absence during vacation

  • Discretionary disbursement element to process disbursement of partial time accruals

  • Final disbursement element to process accrual disbursement when the absence plan enrollment ends

  • Donation pool element to process donations from an employee to a donation pool

The name of the element is prefixed to each additional element.
Note:

Each absence accrual plan will have its own, specific accrual element defined. The element you define for an accrual plan shouldn't be used across multiple plans. You can't map one element to multiple accrual plans.

This table summarizes key decisions for this scenario.

Decisions to Consider

In this Example

What units do you want to use for reporting calculations?

Days

What type of an absence are you transferring to payroll?

Accrual Balances and Absences

Do you want the element to calculate absence liability?

Yes

Which rate should the calculate absence liability use?

Liability Rate

Does your absence plan enable balance payments when enrollment ends?

Yes

Which rate will be used for the final balance payment calculation?

Final Disbursement Rate

Does this plan enable absence donation to donation pools?

Yes

Does your absence plan enable payment of partial accrual balances?

No

How do you want to calculate deductions for paid absences for employees not requiring a time card?

  • Reduce regular earnings by the amount of the absence payment so that the worker doesn't get paid twice?

  • Select a rate to determine the absence deduction amount?

Reduce regular earnings by absence payment

Does this plan enable entitlement payments after termination?

No