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        Employee Payroll Details
        
        
        
             Overview
 Overview
        To be included in a future payroll, an employee detail 
 must have a begin date (effective) of before or during the pay period 
 begin and any end date must be in or after the pay period. 
        For standard payroll processing, each employee has Earnings, 
 Deductions, at least one Net Pay, and Taxes. Often, Benefit Details are 
 defined to control benefit deductions. Read 
 the following or see the Payroll Details Process Map for an overview.
        
            - Auto 
 Pay Detail (optional).  Auto 
 Pay Details are used to set up for auto-creation of earnings per employee 
 for recurrent pay amounts or hours. Often, auto pays are defined for salaried 
 employees who receive the same pay every pay period except for vacation 
 or sick days to reduces time spent on pay entry. For additional distributions 
 and variable pay rates, Employee Positions or Employee 
 Pay Rate Details can be defined.
- Pay 
 Alerts (Information) Detail (optional).  Miscellaneous 
 pay information and comments, such as paycheck pick-up information, can 
 be entered on the Employee Pay Information Detail, 
 which is also known as the Employee Pay Alerts Detail. The Pay Alerts 
 Detail is available to the Payroll & HR role and the Payroll & 
 HR Enterprise role.
- Guarantee 
 Pay Detail (optional, rarely used).  In 
 the case of an employee who is guaranteed a minimum income under a Guaranteed 
 Annual Wage plan, a Guarantee (Net Pay) Detail is 
 added. A GAW is an agreement between the employer and employee 
 or the employee's 
 representative that guarantees the employee receives a guaranteed net 
 pay amount even if no work is available.
- Benefit 
 Details (optional). The benefit package selected during new hire 
 can auto-create Employee Benefit Details according 
 to the setup and the benefit service date entered. The benefit service 
 date supplies the effective date for all benefit details created by new 
 hire processing. Edit and adjust the effective dates as needed. 
- Earnings 
 Detail (auto-created by payroll processing).  The 
 first time that an earning code is paid to an employee, payroll processing 
 creates an Employee Earnings Detail record. Payroll 
 posting updates values seen under the "Payroll Information" 
 section: Current, Month to Date, Quarter to Date, and Year to Date Earnings 
 and Hours as applicable, for this earning and the most recently posted 
 payroll that included this employee. 
- Deductions 
 Detail (often auto-created by payroll processing).  Employee Deductions Detail records define any regular deductions 
 from an employee's pay or employer contributions and also show the history 
 of deductions taken for the tax year. Payroll processing overwrites any 
 deductions details for benefits by the benefit plan setup, if any, and 
 payroll posting updates values seen under the "Payroll Information" 
 section: Current, Month to Date, Quarter to Date, and Year to Date as 
 applicable for the most recently posted payroll that includes this employee. 
 If any arrears are calculated as due when arrears are allowed for a deduction 
 on the code-level, then the arrearage amount displays.  For information about garnishments, see 
 the Garnishments topic.
- Net 
 Pay Detail (required).  An 
 unlimited number of Employee Net Pay Detail records, 
 as long as each has a unique net pay code, determine how an employee is 
 paid, including the number of checks and direct deposits, if any. New 
 hire processing adds the default paycheck record. The final net pay should 
 always be 100% and paycheck net pay should be defined and active, even 
 when the employee only has one net pay record. The employee's net pay 
 is distributed among the different payment forms based on the percentage 
 or dollar amount and the process sequence. Payroll posting updates values 
 seen under the "Payroll Information" section, Current, Month 
 to Date, Quarter to Date, and Year to Date for this net pay code and the 
 most recently posted payroll that included this employee.
- Tax 
 Detail (required, often auto-created).  Employee Tax Detail records 
 apply taxes to an employee's pay and to the employer for payroll. The 
 system can assign taxes automatically. Confirm the tax assignments and 
 set up as needed. Payroll posting updates values seen under the "Payroll 
 Information" section: Current, Month to Date, Quarter to Date, and 
 Year to Date as applicable for the most recently posted payroll that includes 
 this employee.  For information about tax levies, see the 
 Garnishments topic.