Reply from JG-SAPHR on Mar 15 at 5:22 PM Hi,
There would be a split for the term'n date which is within the pay period. The reason for zero amt would be one of the following:
(a) in that split, the rate for OT premium may be zero.
(b)if the w/t gets reduced by the partial period factor (ppf) in pcr XVAL, for the split, the ppf w/t /8** used to multiply the OT prem w/t is zero.
Run payroll with log. Check where the amt is calculated or changes for the w/t. Then you will be able to see where the problem is.
Regards,
JG
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From: Ran_hr5
Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2012 5:08 PM
Subject: Overtime Premium Not Paid - FLSA
Overtime Premium does not get calculated in the last check of the terminated employee. This needs to be pad as per FLSA.
The termination date (03/01/2012) is a day before the Pay Period End Date (03/02/2012). Would this affect? |
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