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Payroll

Payroll Overview

Before you can pay employees, you need to open a pay. You can manually enter transactions into the pay, and PayGlobal will automatically enter some transactions when you open, process or close the pay. Transactions are either allowances or deductions, and they can be paying or non-paying. Some transaction values may be determined by settings such as award rules. After you enter all transactions for the pay, you can process and close it. You can then reconcile the pay before any actual payments are made.

The following diagram illustrates the payroll process:

 

Leave Tables

Employees are entitled to various types of leave, depending on their conditions of employment. In PayGlobal, the Payroll | Leave Setup folder contains the following leave entities:

Annual Leave Tables

Leave Credit Tables

Leave Credits

Long Service Leave Tables

Sick Leave Tables

You attach a leave table to an employee on their Leave tab. PayGlobal uses the employee's leave table details when it calculates leave accrual and entitlement.

Backpays

Backpays usually occur after a backdated wage increase. The backpay is the combined total of the shortfall in the wages paid at the old rate, and the wages paid at the new rate.

In This Section

Leave Setup

Irregular Payments

Superannuation

RESC Manual Transactions

ACC

Bank Branches

Cash Areas

Bank Groups

Open Standard Pay

Open Manual Pay

Import Pay

Process Pay

Close Pay

Prepare New Employees for Payday

Single Touch Payroll Management Tool (Aus)

Payday Reporting Manager Tool (NZ)

Reset Pay

Purge Closed Pays

Rebuild Accumulators

Create UDA Breakdowns

Rollback Pay

Import Employee Work Profiles from Workforce Management

Import Employee Work Profiles (NZ)

AAR Calculation

Payroll Import Types

FBT Calculation (Aus)

Payroll Giving (NZ)

Extra Pay (NZ)