Create Shift Differential Calculations
- Security:Set Up: Time Calculationsdomain in the Time Tracking Calculations functional area.
A shift differential calculation tags time blocks between certain hours so that you can pay in/out workers a shift differential. Example: You can tag hours during the midnight shift so that employees receive a premium for the hours worked.
Time Tracking applies shift differentials based on actual times worked. Compensation plans can also apply shift differential premiums for all of a worker's hours regardless of the actual work times entered in Time Tracking. Before using this calculation, make sure that compensation plans don't already handle shift differentials.
- Access theCreate Time Calculationtask.
- From theCalculation Typeprompt, selectShift Differential Calculation.
- In theCriteriasection, enter theStart TimeandEnd Time.Workday tags time worked between the start and end time with the calculation tags.
- Select 1 or more calculation tags that identify the time blocks that are subject to the calculation.
- When you select more than 1 tag in a row, time blocks must have all tags in that row to be included in this calculation.
- When you select tags in separate rows, time blocks must have all tags specified in at least 1 row to be included in this calculation.
- In theResultssection, select the time calculation tags to add to or remove from the calculated time blocks.
Workday splits reported time blocks that span the start or stop time.
Employees receive a shift differential for all hours worked between 4:00 PM and 2:00 AM. To define a shift differential calculation that applies this rule:
- Specify theCriteria:FieldValueStart Time4:00 PMEnd Time2:00 AM
- Define theResults:FieldValueAdd TagsShift 1Remove TagsLeave empty
When a worker then enters time from 2:00 PM to 7:00 PM, Workday creates 2 time blocks:
- 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM (not tagged with theShift 1).
- 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM (tagged withShift 1).
Assign time calculation priorities.