Example: Create Earnings for Paid Vacation (FRA)
This example illustrates how to create earnings and deductions based on the same related
calculations, in order to:
- Ensure that the deduction and earnings are using the same inputs forFRA DaysandRate.
- Display the time off dates only once on payroll results and payslips.
Global Modern Services wants to display on payroll results:
- Deductions for time off due to paid vacation.
- Earnings for paid vacation.
You’ve already created a deduction,
Annual Leave - Time Off
, to deduct time off for
vacation. Create a deduction named
Annual Leave -Time Off
, based on a daily rate of 100 EUR and
Annual Vacation
time offs.Security:
Set Up: Payroll (Calculations - Payroll Specific)
domain in the Core
Payroll functional area.- Access theCreate Earningtask and enter these settings:FieldSettingsNameAnnual Leave - CompensationCodeAnnual Leave CompEffective DateEnter today's date.
- On theEffective Datedtab, in theWorker Eligibilitysection, select the same eligibility used for the deduction.
- In theCalculationfield, selectFRA Days * Rate rounded to the Nearest 0.01.
- Add these rows in theRelated Calculationssection, and select the pay-component-related calculations from theAnnual Leave - Time Offdeduction as override calculations.Related CalculationOverride CalculationFRA DaysAnnual Leave - Time Off [FRA] - FRA DaysRateAnnual Leave - Time Off [FRA] - Rate
- On theNon-Effective Datedtab, selectFRA Adds to Gross [FRA]from theGroupsprompt to add the earning to the gross pay.
George earns 100 EUR a day. When George takes 2 days of paid vacation in February, you can see
these lines in his payroll results:
Description | Time Off Entries | Unit | Rate | Amount (EUR) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Annual Leave - Compensation | 2 | 100 | 200 | |
Annual Leave - Time Off | 2 | 2 | 100 | (200) |