Labor Distribution Changes Funding Changes in Banner HR
2 types of Funding Changes Labor Distribution Change – Future Future Change of Funding Labor Redistribution Retro-active Change of Funding
Labor Distribution Change forms Forms found on Budget Office website Go to Click on F&A work tools tab
YES 2 new forms One for future Labor Distributions Future change of funding One for Labor Redistribution Retro-active change of funding
Why 2 forms?? They are really 2 different types of transactions. Future Changes will affect future payroll runs Labor Redistribution – affects something that has already been paid. More information is necessary
Labor Distribution Change - Future First let’s look at the labor distribution change – future form uments/Budget+Forms/default.aspx
Retrieving the data A Cognos Report will give you all the data elements you need to start completing the form.
Budget Human Resources Reports
2 Reports to choose from:
Employee List by Home Orgn E1 FT Exempt Staff R
Last Paid: 11/30/08
Basic Information
Input New Funding
Routing to the Budget Office
Labor Distribution Change - Future Important Items: Change must be made AFTER last paid date Temporary Change or Permanent Make sure % = 100
Pros/Cons PROS Not an EPAF Doesn’t require approvals and routing Input directly by the Budget Office Cons Not much prefilled Must run a report first Only for future funding changes
QUESTIONS?
Labor Redistribution Retro-Active Change of funding Will process the night of Budget Office entry Payroll Cost Transfer Run the Payroll Distribution Report
Employee List by Home Orgn E1 FT Exempt Staff R
Screen shot of 1 st parm screen payroll distribution report
Screen shot of 2 nd parm screen payroll dist tab
Input Employee Information
Input PAID Amount 1st
Input Retro Percent
Routing Send directly to the Budget Office
Pros/Cons Cons Only one pay period per form Payroll cost transfer Only one position number per form Pros Updates overnight – after Budget processing Flexibility to move only Longevity Pay or Overtime Pay
QUESTIONS?
Other Notes: Suggestions are welcome! This is our first attempt at new forms and reports. Thank you to Leticia, Gina, and Jim Thank you to 2 departmental testers
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How would you move Overtime? Let’s look at an example… Semi-monthly full-time employee for the 1 st pay period. SM 1 12/1/2008 – 12/15/2008 88 total working hours for this pay period Week 1: 12/01 – 12/05 worked 40 hours Week 2: 12/08 – 12/12 worked 50 hours Week 3: 12/15 worked 8 hours TOTAL worked hours this pay period = 98 Hourly rate = $12/hour
Labor Redistribution
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