FAQ: Legacy Holiday Pay (UK)
For an enhanced user experience and additional capabilities, Workday recommends
that you use the UK Statutory Holiday Pay solution to manage UK workers' holiday
pay.
- How can I add a worker's holiday pay to Workday from our legacy payroll system?
- If you base your holiday pay assessment on pay periods, you must create the historic pay period schedules before loading the worker's history.
- For an individual worker, access theMaintain UK Worker Payroll Absence History Datatask. Add a row for each separate pay period or applicable payment.Security:Worker Data: Payroll (Non-Company Specific) - UKdomain in the UK Payroll functional area.
- For a mass update of workers' previous holiday pay details, use these web services:
- Import Payroll Holiday Pay History
- Get Payroll Holiday Pay History
When you add workers' payroll history, if you select the:- Earnings Pay Component GrouporHours Pay Component Group, ensure that they match the same fields on theMaintain UK Holiday Pay Settingstask.
- Use In Pay Calculationscheck box, Workday adjusts the values in the pay component groups on theMaintain UK Holiday Pay Settingstask.
- Exclude from Pay Calculationscheck box, Workday overrides any alternative selection in theExclusion Earningon theMaintain UK Holiday Pay Settingstask.
- How do I configure the start date for calculating holiday pay?
- Access theMaintain UK Holiday Pay Settingstask and select theDay to Look Back From. Example: For a holiday from Monday, June 5 to Friday, June 9, with the pay period starting on Monday 5:OptionDescriptionFirst Day of Holiday (inclusive)First Day of Pay Period (inclusive)Workday includes Monday 5 in the assessment period calculation.First Day of Holiday (minus one day)First Day of Pay Period (minus one day)Workday excludes Monday 5 and calculates from Sunday 4.Specific Day of the Week (inclusive)If Friday is the specific day, Workday calculates from Friday 2.
- How do I join holiday periods together for workers?
- Access theMaintain UK Holiday Pay Settingstask and select theLink Holidays Across Non-Working Dayscheck box. Workday then considers any holidays that aren't separated by a working day as a continuous holiday period.Example: You have a worker who only works Monday, Wednesday, and Friday each week. If they take 2 weeks holiday, Workday ignores Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday and counts the 2 weeks as 1 holiday pay period of 6 days.