The Pay Report allows you to view your base pay along with additional pay calculations (e.g. Overtime, Holiday Pay, Deductions, etc.) for all sites within your account.
Pay Report
To navigate to the Pay report:
The total in the bottom of the report reflects the total pay for all sites for the date range selected.
Report Details
The total pay allows you to view base pay (based on hours worked and rate of pay) and additional allowances that impact total pay amount.
These allowances may include Overtime Pay, Holiday Pay, Tax Deductions, etc.. Establishing the rules is easy!
To view and/or modify pay allowances, click Rule Settings within the Pay Report.
Overtime rules allow you to configure Overtime rule preferences.
You will have the option to configure Overtime Pay for 1 Day, or 1 Week. The rules represent your standard in hours.
A typical example is:
- Overtime % = 50%
- 1 Day = 8 hours
This means that if you work over 8 hours in a day or over 40 hours in a week, you are paid 50% more (1.5 time) of regular pay for the time beyond the set daily and weekly limit.
- 1 Week = 40 hours
Holiday Pay rules allows you to configure Holiday Pay preferences.
Night Pay rules allows you to configure Night Pay preferences.
A typical example is:
- Night Pay % = 50%
- Night Period Start = 10pm
This means any hours worked between 10pm and 6am will get extra 50% (1.5 times) regular pay.
- Night Period End = 6am
Certain regional labor law provides weekly allowances to give additional bonus pay based on hours worked.
If the business you work at is subject to this, these settings can help you properly calculate for the weekly allowance.
Below is an example of how a weekly allowance is calculated.
Assuming the below settings:
- Applicable = 15 hours and above per week
- Standard Weekly Hrs = 40 hours
- Standard Daily Hrs = 8 hours
- Hourly rate = $10
An eligible employee that works 18 hours for that week the extra pay is
- Extra Pay = 0% (based on standard pay)
= [ (hours worked) / (week standard) ] x (day standard) x (hourly rate)
= ( 18 / 40 ) x 8 x $10
= $36
Deductions
You can set a deduction rule based on the income tax rate percentage that must be deducted.
1. Click Income Tax and enter a percentage (3.3%)