Payroll | Leave Setup | Sick Leave Tables | Values tab
Summary |
These examples show how PayGlobal accrues employee sick leave when the Sick Leave | Values tab | Accrual method = "Prop" and the Accrue entitlement weekly field is either "Yes" or "No". Important: When you use the proportional unit accrual method, the Entitlement (weeks) and Maximum units accrued per week fields must contain data. If they are blank, then the Total accrued will be zero when the table rolls over. |
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Example |
You need to set up sick leave tables for full-time employees based on the following values:
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Accrue entitlement weekly = "Yes" |
When Accrue entitlement weekly = "Yes", Total accrued is calculated each pay period. Sick Leave Table - 6 months
The Accrual rate per pay period value is the proportional hourly accrual rate.
Each week, PayGlobal uses these six-month table values in the proportional unit accrual method calculation.
Sick Leave Table - 12 months
The Accrual rate per pay period value is the proportional hourly accrual rate.
Each week, PayGlobal uses these 12-month table values in the proportional unit accrual method calculation.
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Accrue entitlement weekly = "No" |
When the Accrue entitlement weekly = "No", Total accrued is calculated at the beginning of the new sick leave cycle and it uses the accrual rate of the new table. Sick Leave Table - 6 months
The Maximum units accrued per week value for the six-month table is zero because entitlement is calculated at the beginning of the next sick leave table.
When the six-month table rolls over, PayGlobal uses the values in the next table. Sick Leave Table - 12 months - 26-week accrual rate
The Accrual rate per pay period value is the proportional hourly accrual rate.
When the 12 months - 26-week accrual rate table rolls over, PayGlobal uses the following values to calculate the employee's Total accrued:
When the 12 months - 52-week accrual rate table rolls over, PayGlobal uses the following values to calculate the employee's Total accrued:
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