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Last Updated: 2023-06-23
Example: Create Step-Based Conditions for Bonuses Based on Cost of Living

Example: Create Step-Based Conditions for Bonuses Based on Cost of Living

This example illustrates how to create step-based conditions in preparation for creating a bonus based on cost of living.
Your company wants to create a bonus for workers based on the cost of living in their state. They want to:
  • Only include hourly workers.
  • Provide an extra bonus for workers with hourly wages that are greater than 1000.
In preparation for creating a step-based calculation, you want to create these step-based calculation conditions:
  • A condition to identify when workers aren't hourly.
  • A condition to identify workers with hourly wages greater than 1000.
  1. Access the
    Create Step Based Calculation Condition
     task.
  2. Enter these values:
    Option Description
    Name
    Worker is Not Hourly
    Category
    Payroll
    Logical Operator
    AND
  3. In the
    Conditions
     grid, enter these values and click
    OK
    :
    Operand 1 (Type Value)
    Operator
    Operand 2 (Type Value)
    Select:
    Source Field
    Select:
    Pay Rate Type
    in the selection list
    Target Instance(s)
    Salaried
  4. Click
    OK
    .
  5. Access the
    Create Step Based Calculation Condition
     task.
    Enter these values:
    Option Description
    Name
    Hourly Wages > 1000
    Category
    Payroll
    Logical Operator
    AND
  6. In the
    Conditions
     grid, enter these values and click
    OK
    :
    Operand 1 (Type Value)
    Operator
    Operand 2 (Type Value)
    Select:
    Calculation
    Select:
    Hourly Pay [USA]
    greater than
    Select:
    Calculation
    Select:
    1000
  7. Click
    OK
    .
Create a step-based calculation for bonuses based on the cost of living.