Add Leave Earned in Mass
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Modified on: Tue, 14 Jul, 2020 at 10:52 AM
What This Does
- This allows the user to add leave earned to a group of employees for a specific Leave ID in mass as opposed to adding each individually
- Allows the user to view the list prior to saving the transactions and enables the user to make edits if necessary
Best Practices
- It's recommended to use Add Leave Earned in Mass for an easier and more efficient way of adding leave earned
- When adding Leave Earned at the start of a Fiscal Year, it is recommended that all transactions from the previous Fiscal Year have been processed, balances moved and Leave Liability reports and/or processes be run prior to performing the the Add Leave Earned process
- Run the Leave Job Summary report to confirm processed and unprocessed amounts by going to HR → Leave Management → Reports → Leave Job Summary
Add Leave Earned in Mass
- Modules → HR → Leave Management → Earned Tab → Add Leave Earned in Mass
- To be selected, employees must have both an active leave job master and leave master
- The payroll job must be active and leave allowed must be true
- Current Employee must be true in Personnel Demographics
- The Leave Description selected must be active
- Earned Amounts come from the Leave Description ID Earned Rate on the Leave Earned Tab
- This process is usually done at the beginning of the Leave year, but can be run at any frequency
FIELDS | Opt. | Rec. | Req. | Description |
Sort Employee By | _ | _ | ♦ | Choices of sort are Personnel ID, Name, and SS Number |
Select Zero Earned Amounts for Exceptions | ♦ | _ | _ | If boolean is set to True, employee leave jobs will be selected even if there is no earned rate on the Leave Description – Otherwise if set to False, leave jobs will only be selected if there is an earned rate on the Leave Description |
Enter a 10-digit Leave Earned Date | _ | _ | ♦ | A 10 digit date must be entered to show the date the leave is earned on the transaction– Format is MM/DD/YYYY |
Fiscal Year | _ | _ | ♦ | Enter the Fiscal Year for the Leave Earned |
User Defined Description | ♦ | _ | _ | Enter Description for Leave Earned if desired, otherwise system generated description will be created |
Valid Leave Description ID | _ | _ | ♦ | Use Drop Down to select the Leave ID for which leave earned is being added |
Pay ID | _ | _ | ♦ | Pay ID is only used with a custom setup to add earned associated with a Pay ID (not applicable for most customers) |
Calendar Names | ♦ | _ | _ | Associated with custom setup - Refers to a calendar table located in Payroll- Edit Matrix |
Opt. = Optional Rec. = Recommended Req. = Required |
- Important: Use ranging to add earned amounts to only the employees that should receive it; however, if all employees with the selected Leave ID should get their earned amount, there is not any need to range.
- Recommended range options are Personnel ID, Pay Group, and Personnel Class
- Choose a range option that will include the employees that should receive the earned amount
- Select when completed, and an exception report will produce; if some employee's should get a different amount than the default, select their record and change the Leave Earned amount
- If the employee's listed are not correct, can cancel and abort
- If only a few employees on the list should not get the Leave Earned amount, their record can be selected and skipped by turning on the Skip this Record flag
- Once the list is reviewed and correct, select Continue and a text browser screen will appear with a message
- Cancel the text browser and set flags to proceed, or, can quit and all transactions will cancel
- After setting flags on the text message, the Leave Earned Audit Trail will appear
- Review, then if correct set flags to verify the transactions; if you do not set flags, the transactions have still been created, but exist in an unverified status
- If transactions are not verified, they can be edited and/or deleted
- To verify, select the Earned Audit Trail from the Earned tab
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