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Whenever an employee is selected (by clicking anywhere on that employees data row) they become the current employee. The current employees available vacation, sick, PTO hours as well as any Uncompensated time used are displayed to the right of the current employees name.
Clicking on the button displaying the currently available hours brings up the Managed Time Journal for the current employee and that type of managed time. The journal displays the details behind the total number of hours available. You can see when hours were accrued (or added) and when they were used or allocated via the Managed Time Calendar.
The Administrator can also add or delete hours by clicking on the appropriate buttons below the journal and can even delete journals entries or clear the journal entirely.
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Setting Up the Accrual Wizards.Our Accrual wizards give you a lot of control over the accrual process.
The kind of Accrual Period and kind of hours used by the Accrual Wizards are the same for all employees and and wizards. Choose by clicking on the desired selection.
The Eligibility Dates, How time is accrued (whether based on hours worked or per pay period), Accrual Rates, and Maximum Amount of hours which can be accrued per year are set for each employee and each wizard. If you don't want to use a particular wizard with a particular employee, just turn it off.
The Eligibility dateThis is the date upon which the employee begins to accrue managed time benefits. All of any pay period which is closed after the Eligibility Date will be processed. The Accrual Rate: Per Hour WorkedThe Per Hour Worked Accrual Rate can be calculated by dividing the hours of managed time by the hours it should take to accrue it The ShopClock Accrual Wizards are based on the notion that the employees will receive a certain amount of vacation, sick, or PTO (Paid Time Off) for each hour they have worked during some period of time. There are undoubtedly many ways to calculate how much time should be give for each hour worked. The following is an example which will at least illustrate how to use the wizards. First the assumptions; assume that the employee will normally work 2080 hours a year (52 weeks times 40 hours per week), and that you want to give them 2 weeks or 80 hours of vacation time per year. Subtract the amount of vacation time from the hours per year ( 2080 - 80 = 2000). In other words for every 2000 hours they work, the should get 80 hours of vacation time. Now calculate the Accrual Rate by dividing the hours of vacation time by the hours it should take to accrue it (80/2000 = .04) In other words for each hour that they work, they will accrue .04 hours of vacation time. Enter the accrual rate into the appropriate box. The Accrual Rate: Per Pay PeriodIf you prefer to give a fixed number of hours per year (without basing it on the number of hours worked), just divide the desired number of hours by the number of pay periods in the year; and enter that number in the box to the right of the Per Pay Period selection button. The Maximum Number of Hours Per YearYou can limit the time that is accrued by setting the maximum limit in these boxes. For example, if the Max Hrs/Yr for Vacation time is set to 80. the employee will not accrue over 80 hours no matter how many hours are worked, and no matter how generous the accrual rate is. Setting this number to zero disables this feature and allows managed time to grow without limit.
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Processing - Accruing Managed Time.
This is the section where the job actually gets done. The wizards always process a year of pay periods ending on the date entered in this section (it always defaults to Today's Date). If you have selected the Calendar Year as the your accrual period, the year will always start on January 1st and all employees will have the same accrual year. All Pay Periods closed between the first of the year and the ending date will be processed. If you have selected to base the accrual year on the employees Employment Anniversary date, each employee will have a different accrual period. You can examine these periods by stepping through each employee. Either way all of closed pay period which fall within the accrual year will be processed each time the button is clicked. this process can be repeated as many times as necessary. Each time the pay period is process the journals are updated to reflect the current settings. There are three ways in which the wizards can be used to accrue managed time:
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After processing examine the journals. If they are not as desired, make the necessary changes to the setup section and reprocess the period.
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