on 03-30-2015 12:41 PM
Dears;
I am working on time evaluation and I am facing a case in a project,
The customer want to calculate the last 8 hours in the week for a specific shift as overtime and multiply it in 1.35
Please advise.
Thank you in Advance.
What do you mean by "the last 8 hours for a specific shift"? You mean if an EE is assigned to a specific shift whole the week s/he deserve to get 8 hours overtime?
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Hi Mohamed
As Jagan pointed out, you can achieve this using T510S. You can use the "Conditions Time" section to specify the last 8 hours of the shift. Based on that an overtime wage type can be generated for those 8 hours and then you can multiply it with your payment rate.
You can understand the T510S wage type generation in the below document:
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It is possible to use V_T510S to generate a w/t when the hrs exceed a limit, for specific week days, day type, processing etc. If required, using a PCR check if the employee is eligible or the shift is eligible and output a TIP entry with a new processing type. The GWT function generates time w/t's for the TIP entry, if the conditions in T510S are satisfied.
see link
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Hi,
First you must create class time to tell you the daily hours. Create PCR and ask if last day of the week (VARSTLWDY7), if so, creates a cc-nom with that kind of time.
The TX: sm30 placed v_512w_b seeks the concept created and there do the valuation by 1.35
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Cumulate the hours worked in the specific shift every day in a separate Time Type
At the end of the week query the weekly balance of this time type take out 8 hours and multiply it with 1.35 and generate a Time Wagetype
Do this using a few PCRS
Hope this helps.
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