Survey 164 en qid code answer sortorder assessment_value language scale_id would not be paid the four minutes]]> cid qid cqid cfieldname method value scenario =]]> =]]> qid scale_id sqid language specialtype defaultvalue gid sid group_name group_order description language randomization_group grelevance Time and Attendance Guideline

Implementation

We can usually estimate about a 6 to 8 week time frame for configuring your database from the time that you complete this Statement of Work Survey. This is where we will gather your specific business rules and policies associated with the calculation of employee’s hours. 

 

We will be able to provide you with an estimated project timeline once having received and reviewed this information, taking in any complexities that we may expect.  Please make sure that if there are any exceptions; i.e., the one grandfathered person for accrual rates, the one department that should not have an automatic lunch deducted, etc. that you address these types of situations in the appropriate sections.

 

Please be aware that the timeline is highly dependent upon how quickly you respond and can be available to complete the configuration process, along with the setup of your company on the payroll side. 

Quality Check

Once the database has been completed, we will schedule a Quality Check meeting with you to go over the configuration of the policies discussed. This stage is to get confirmation that your policies are accurately reflected in the time and attendance software. If this Quality Check process did not pass then another one will be scheduled.

Training

Once your database has passed the Quality Check, your training specialist will contact you to schedule the initial administrator training.  This includes a review of administrative functions. This training is about 1 to 1½ hours in length.

After the training you will have full access to your database.  There may be some steps that you will need to perform to start using the system, such as reviewing employee profile information and setup. 

We will schedule a Question and Answer session with you before we complete the administrator training, so that if you any questions, as you are maneuvering around the system on your own, that these can be addressed at this time.

You should have employees start using the system. Once we have data we can then schedule a manager training. Manager training should be scheduled when there are 2-3 days of live punches in the system, for reviewing and editing with managers. This session is usually 1 hour depending on what tasks your managers will be performing.

After the manager training, we will contact you to schedule the Payroll Training which will show you how to gather the data from the time & attendance software and load it into the payroll software.

Accruals & Other

After your 1st live payroll your training specialist will send you an accrual balance import and a training of accrual functions will be scheduled.  Please be patient through this process, as your employees may already be using the system to request time off and balances can be wrong, if they were not recorded properly.  Additional training sessions, may be scheduled depending on enabled functions you will be utilizing in the system such as notifications or scheduling. 

General Support

Once your accruals have been uploaded and balances verified, you should begin to contact our general support for any issues or problems.

 

At any time, if you are unable to keep a scheduled appointment or need to reschedule with any of our staff, please contact support as soon as possible.   Our implementation and training staff stay extremely busy and are on back to back scheduled calls with clients. If you are unable to keep an appointment, please let us know as soon as you can so that we may assist another client during that time frame.

 

Our General Support contact information is

 

Email: support@easychoicetime.com


Phone: 866-306-5106x2

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This section will gather the necessary information for any kind of dollar amounts and pieces.

Dollar Amounts: These are items that will occur each day or each pay period that would be exported over to the payroll software. If the frequency of the dollar amounts will not occur each pay period, but rather on a quarterly or yearly basis then this should be handled on the payroll software.

Piecework: Pieces are numerical amounts entered by employees or managers. For example, pieceworks can be the number of miles driven, loads of laundry, bags filled or parts produced.

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qid parent_qid sid gid type title question preg help other mandatory question_order language scale_id same_default relevance <![CDATA[primary_contact]]> <![CDATA[company_name]]> <![CDATA[add_contacts]]> <![CDATA[add_contacts_info]]> <![CDATA[payroll_contact]]> <![CDATA[disclaimer]]> <![CDATA[target_date]]> <![CDATA[payroll_date]]> <![CDATA[num_of_pp]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_1]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_2]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_3]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_4]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_5]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_1_label]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_1_wk]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_1_bw_a]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_1_bw_b]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_1_sm_a]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_1_sm_b]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_1_m_a]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_1_c_a]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_2_label]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_2_wk]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_2_bw_a]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_2_bw_b]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_2_sm_a]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_2_sm_b]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_2_m_a]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_2_c_a]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_3_label]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_3_wk]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_3_bw_a]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_3_bw_b]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_3_sm_a]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_3_sm_b]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_3_m_a]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_3_c_a]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_4_label]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_4_wk]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_4_bw_a]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_4_bw_b]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_4_sm_a]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_4_sm_b]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_4_m_a]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_4_c_a]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_5_label]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_5_wk]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_5_bw_a]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_5_bw_b]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_5_sm_a]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_5_sm_b]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_5_m_a]]> <![CDATA[pp_type_5_c_a]]> <![CDATA[add_info]]> <![CDATA[add_files]]> <![CDATA[ee_types]]> <![CDATA[ee_swd]]> <![CDATA[ee_swd_yes]]> <![CDATA[ee_swd_no]]> <![CDATA[ee_type_hft]]> <![CDATA[ee_type_hpt]]> <![CDATA[ee_type_se]]> <![CDATA[ee_type_sne]]> <![CDATA[ee_type_99]]> <![CDATA[ee_type_other]]> <![CDATA[ee_hours_export]]> <![CDATA[ee_type_midnight]]> If an employee's time crosses midnight, which day should it count towards?

For example, an employee has the following punches with a 30 minute break from 1:00AM until 1:30AM.

MON 10:00PM - TUES 1:00AM

TUES 1:30AM - TUES 8:00AM

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<![CDATA[ee_type_other_1]]> <![CDATA[dollars]]> <![CDATA[dollars_other]]> <![CDATA[dollars_add]]> <![CDATA[dollars_add_others]]> <![CDATA[dollars_security]]> <![CDATA[dollars_security_oth]]> <![CDATA[pieces]]> <![CDATA[pieces_types]]> <![CDATA[pieces_security]]> <![CDATA[pieces_security_oth]]> <![CDATA[ee_clocks]]> <![CDATA[appr]]> <![CDATA[appr_levels]]> How many levels of managers do you have when approving timesheets?

For example,

  1. Employee submits timesheet
  2. Department Manager approves timesheet (1st Level)
  3. Store Manager approves timesheet (2nd Level)
  4. District Manager approves timesheet (3rd Level)
  5. Company Admin (Payroll Admin) approves timesheet (Final Approval)

Or, if you do not require employees to submit their timesheet, will you only have a manager approve the timesheet?

 

 

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<![CDATA[appr_access_clock]]> <![CDATA[appr_submit]]> When selecting one of the days option, this is an indication of when the timesheet will automatically be submitted if the employee did not submit their timesheet.

Option Description
-3 Days Timesheet will automatically be submitted three days prior to the end of the pay period
-2 Days Timesheet will automatically be submitted two days prior to the end of the pay period
-1 Day Timesheet will automatically be submitted one day prior to the end of the pay period
0 Day Timesheet will automatically be submitted the day the pay period ends.
1 Day Timesheet will automatically be submitted one day after to the end of the pay period
2 Days Timesheet will automatically be submitted two days after to the end of the pay period
3 Days Timesheet will automatically be submitted three days after to the end of the pay period

 

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<![CDATA[appr_access_to]]> <![CDATA[appr_time]]> <![CDATA[appr_ip_add]]> 192.168.x.x and 10.x.x.x. If your IP address starts with either of these, then these are considered local IP Addresses and will not work with TimeVantage. You can consult with your IT staff or visit http://www.whatismyip.com at each location to determine the public IP Address.]]> <![CDATA[ee_add_info]]> <![CDATA[ee_add_files]]> <![CDATA[additional]]> <![CDATA[additional_files]]> <![CDATA[appr_managers]]> Within TimeVantage, there are two different ways that managers can be assigned to employees.

Managers over Location/Department

Managers that are assigned to a location or department would be able to manage all employees that have the default allocation of that location or department. This type of management is useful for companies that have different locations (i.e. store managers) where they can edit the timesheets of all employees at their store. Whenever a new employee is hired and assigned to the store, the store manager would automatically have access to their timesheet.

Managers over specific employees

Managers that are assigned to employees would only be able to manage the timesheets of the employees assigned to them. This type of management is often found around specific managers having the ability to edit timesheets for specific employees. In order for a manager to edit the timesheet of a new employee, the manager would have to be assigned to that new employee.

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<![CDATA[appr_manager_list]]> Almost any file type can be uploaded. However, it is preferred that an Excel or CSV file is provided. The file should contain each manager (Employee Number from Payroll Preferred)

Here is a link to the spreadsheet that is preferred to use when building the management hierarchy.

When filling out the spreadsheet, you will need to enter a manager's Employee ID and/or their name. To the columns to the right, you will need to specify how the managers will be assigned to an employee or cost center.

If the manager will be assigned to a specific employee, you would put in the employee's Employee ID or their name. If the manager will be assigned to a department or some other kind of labor allocation, you would enter that into the different levels of cost centers.

A cost center is a list used for labor allocation. You will be able to select the different numbers and labels for the cost centers in the next section.

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<![CDATA[appr_full_access]]> <![CDATA[appr_add_info]]> <![CDATA[appr_add_files]]> <![CDATA[job_ein]]> <![CDATA[job_levels]]> <![CDATA[job_allocate]]> <![CDATA[job_rate]]> <![CDATA[job_1_rate_base]]> <![CDATA[job_2_rate_base]]> <![CDATA[job_3_rate_base]]> <![CDATA[job_4_rate_base]]> <![CDATA[job_5_rate_base]]> <![CDATA[job_rate_upload]]> You can download this spreadsheet to fill out the rate tables. This is the preferred spreadsheet to use when providing the rates for your company.

In this example, you can see where employee 0001 will receive $15.55 / hour when their time is allocated to the Cost Center Level 1, Kentucky. However, if they work in the Cost Center Level 1, Ohio, then their time will be compensated at $18.00 / hour.

There are also general rates configured that is not associated to an employee. Instead, the rates are based on the Cost Center 1 and Cost Center 2 allocation.

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<![CDATA[job_export]]> <![CDATA[job_upload]]> You can download this spreadsheet to fill out the cost centers. This is the preferred spreadsheet to use when providing labor allocation for your company.

In this example, we have three different states and within each state different stores. TimeVantage can handle a hierarchy of items within a single cost center.

There are a few items important to note within this spreadsheet.

Tree Index refers to the Cost Center Level that you have described above.

Parent Name refers to an above item within the spreadsheet. This will trigger the hierarchy.

External ID refers to the number that employees will use at a physical clock if they will be allocating their time against this cost center item.

Payroll Code refers to the labor allocation code that is configured on the payroll software.

The above table will produce within TimeVantage the following tree

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<![CDATA[job_add_info]]> <![CDATA[job_add_upload]]> <![CDATA[ot_weekly_day]]> Weekly Overtime

For the purposes of overtime calculation, what day does your week start?

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<![CDATA[ot_types]]> <![CDATA[ot_daily_hours]]> Daily Overtime

How many hours must an employee work before daily overtime applies?

Which days of the week does the daily overtime apply to?

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<![CDATA[ot_daily_counts_to]]> Daily Overtime

Which hours count towards overtime?

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<![CDATA[pp_q_add]]> <![CDATA[ot_daily_time_offs]]> Daily Overtime

Which time off hours counts towards the calculation of daily overtime?

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<![CDATA[ot_daily_cost_center]]> Daily Overtime

Do all job levels counts towards the calculation of overtime?

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<![CDATA[ee_q_add]]> <![CDATA[dp_q_add]]> <![CDATA[appr_q_add]]> <![CDATA[job_q_add]]> <![CDATA[ot_daily_cc_1]]> Daily Overtime

List which {job_levels_SQ001.shown} items do not count towards daily overtime.

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<![CDATA[ot_daily_cc_2]]> Daily Overtime

List which {job_levels_SQ002.shown} items do not count towards daily overtime.

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<![CDATA[ot_daily_cc_3]]> Daily Overtime

List which {job_levels_SQ003.shown} items do not count towards daily overtime.

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<![CDATA[ot_daily_cc_4]]> Daily Overtime

List which {job_levels_SQ004.shown} items do not count towards daily overtime.

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<![CDATA[ot_daily_cc_5]]> Daily Overtime

List which {job_levels_SQ005.shown} items do not count towards daily overtime.

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<![CDATA[ot_daily_dist]]> Daily Overtime

How do you distribute your overtime?

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Click and drag the available items from the left over to the right. Keep in mind that the order in which these appear can affect how overtime is distributed. Typically just one level of proportional overtime distribution is used. It is not recommended to use more than one level.

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<![CDATA[ot_weekly_hours]]> Weekly Overtime

How many hours must an employee have on their timesheet before weekly overtime applies.

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<![CDATA[ot_weekly_count]]> Weekly Overtime

Which hours count towards overtime?

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<![CDATA[ot_weekly_time_offs]]> Weekly Overtime

Which time off hours counts towards the calculation of weekly overtime?

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<![CDATA[ot_weekly_cost_cente]]> Weekly Overtime

Do all job levels counts towards the calculation of overtime?

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<![CDATA[ot_weekly_cc_1]]> Weekly Overtime

List which {job_levels_SQ001.shown} items do not count towards weekly overtime.

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<![CDATA[ot_weekly_cc_2]]> Weekly Overtime

List which {job_levels_SQ002.shown} items do not count towards weekly overtime.

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<![CDATA[ot_weekly_cc_3]]> Weekly Overtime

List which {job_levels_SQ003.shown} items do not count towards weekly overtime.

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<![CDATA[ot_weekly_cc_4]]> Weekly Overtime

List which {job_levels_SQ004.shown} items do not count towards weekly overtime.

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<![CDATA[ot_weekly_cc_5]]> Weekly Overtime

List which {job_levels_SQ005.shown} items do not count towards weekly overtime.

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<![CDATA[ot_weekly_dist]]> Weekly Overtime

How do you distribute your overtime?

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Click and drag the available items from the left over to the right. Keep in mind that the order in which these appear can affect how overtime is distributed. Typically just one level of proportional overtime distribution is used. It is not recommended to use more than one level.

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<![CDATA[ot_pp_hours]]> Pay Period Overtime

When is Pay Period Overtime calculated on an employee's timesheet?

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Over the employee's standard hours each day (Skip Sat/Sun)

This selection will use the standard hours (assigned to each individual employee) and will calculate based on the number of work days that pay period. It will assume the number of work days is based on Monday through Friday.

Over the employee's scheduled hours

Employees will receive overtime based on any hours over their scheduled hours that pay period.

Over 8 Standard Hours each day (Skip Sat/Sun)

Similar to the first option, the overtime will be calculated based on the number of work days that pay period. It will assume the number of work days is based on Monday through Friday.

Other

Please explain how your overtime is calculated each pay period.

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<![CDATA[ot_pp_count]]> Pay Period Overtime

Which hours count towards overtime?

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<![CDATA[ot_pp_time_offs]]> Pay Period Overtime

Which time off hours counts towards the calculation of pay period overtime?

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<![CDATA[ot_pp_cost_centers]]> Pay Period Overtime

Do all job levels counts towards the calculation of overtime?

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<![CDATA[ot_pp_cc_1]]> Pay Period Overtime

List which {job_levels_SQ001.shown} items do not count towards pay period overtime.

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<![CDATA[ot_pp_cc_2]]> Pay Period Overtime

List which {job_levels_SQ002.shown} items do not count towards pay period overtime.

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<![CDATA[ot_pp_cc_3]]> Pay Period Overtime

List which {job_levels_SQ003.shown} items do not count towards pay period overtime.

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<![CDATA[ot_pp_cc_4]]> Pay Period Overtime

List which {job_levels_SQ004.shown} items do not count towards pay period overtime.

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<![CDATA[ot_pp_cc_5]]> Pay Period Overtime

List which {job_levels_SQ005.shown} items do not count towards pay period overtime.

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<![CDATA[ot_pp_dist]]> Pay Period Overtime

How do you distribute your overtime?

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Click and drag the available items from the left over to the right. Keep in mind that the order in which these appear can affect how overtime is distributed. Typically just one level of proportional overtime distribution is used. It is not recommended to use more than one level.

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<![CDATA[ot_nth_day]]> {if(!is_empty(ot_nth_day.value),ot_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Overtime

If the employee worked on the Nth day within a week, what day would the employee receive overtime for hours worked?

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<![CDATA[ot_nth_hours]]> {if(!is_empty(ot_nth_day.value),ot_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Overtime

How many hours must an employee work before they receive the overtime?

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If the employee will receive any hours worked on this day as overtime then enter zero.

In the situation where the employee receives overtime on the Nth day for any hours worked and doubletime for over 8 hours worked then you would still enter zero hours. You will then configure the doubletime Nth day rule in the next section.

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<![CDATA[ot_nth_require]]> {if(!is_empty(ot_nth_day.value),ot_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Overtime

Do you have any special requirements for an employee to be eligible for the hours worked on {ot_nth_day.shown}? Please drag and drop the available options from the left column over to the right column for any additional policies.

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<![CDATA[ot_nth_work_days]]> {if(!is_empty(ot_nth_day.value),ot_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Overtime

How many days must the employee work that week prior to receiving overtime? Keep in mind that this does not include {if(!is_empty(ot_nth_day.value),ot_nth_day.shown,"the Nth Day")}.

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<![CDATA[ot_nth_work_hr_day]]> {if(!is_empty(ot_nth_day.value),ot_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Overtime

How many hours must the employee work each day prior to {if(!is_empty(ot_nth_day.value),ot_nth_day.shown,"the Nth Day")} before receiving overtime?

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<![CDATA[ot_nth_work_hr_wk]]> {if(!is_empty(ot_nth_day.value),ot_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Overtime

How many hours must the employee work that week prior to {if(!is_empty(ot_nth_day.value),ot_nth_day.shown,"the Nth Day")} before receiving overtime?

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<![CDATA[ot_nth_cost_centers]]> {if(!is_empty(ot_nth_day.value),ot_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Overtime

Do all job levels counts towards the calculation of overtime?

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<![CDATA[ot_nth_cc_1]]> {if(!is_empty(ot_nth_day.value),ot_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Overtime

List which {job_levels_SQ001.shown} items do not count towards {if(!is_empty(ot_nth_day.value),ot_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Overtime.

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<![CDATA[ot_nth_cc_2]]> {if(!is_empty(ot_nth_day.value),ot_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Overtime

List which {job_levels_SQ002.shown} items do not count towards {if(!is_empty(ot_nth_day.value),ot_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Overtime.

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<![CDATA[ot_nth_cc_3]]> {if(!is_empty(ot_nth_day.value),ot_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Overtime

List which {job_levels_SQ003.shown} items do not count towards {if(!is_empty(ot_nth_day.value),ot_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Overtime.

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<![CDATA[ot_nth_cc_4]]> {if(!is_empty(ot_nth_day.value),ot_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Overtime

List which {job_levels_SQ004.shown} items do not count towards {if(!is_empty(ot_nth_day.value),ot_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Overtime.

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<![CDATA[ot_nth_cc_5]]> {if(!is_empty(ot_nth_day.value),ot_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Overtime

List which {job_levels_SQ005.shown} items do not count towards {if(!is_empty(ot_nth_day.value),ot_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Overtime.

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<![CDATA[ot_nth_dist]]> {if(!is_empty(ot_nth_day.value),ot_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Overtime

How do you distribute your overtime?

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Click and drag the available items from the left over to the right. Keep in mind that the order in which these appear can affect how overtime is distributed. Typically just one level of proportional overtime distribution is used. It is not recommended to use more than one level.

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<![CDATA[ot_nth_time_offs]]> {if(!is_empty(ot_nth_day.value),ot_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Overtime

Which time off hours counts towards the calculation of {if(!is_empty(ot_nth_day.value),ot_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Overtime?

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<![CDATA[ot_nth_count]]> {if(!is_empty(ot_nth_day.value),ot_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Overtime

Which hours count towards overtime?

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<![CDATA[ot_fl_hours]]> Floating 24 Hour Overtime

Please enter the number of hours that an employee has to work prior to receiving overtime.

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<![CDATA[ot_fl_treat]]> Floating 24 Hour Overtime

Do you treat each time entry as the start of a new cycle?

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By enabling this option the floating overtime would start over at the next applicable time entry. If the hours as seen below on Tuesday were within the 24 hour floating period from the previous time entries, it would be grouped together with those time entries. However, the following time entry would be considered the new start of floating overtime.

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<![CDATA[ot_fl_count]]> Floating 24 Hour Overtime

Which hours count towards overtime?

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<![CDATA[ot_fl_time_offs]]> Floating 24 Hour Overtime

Which time off hours counts towards the calculation of Floating 24 Hour Overtime?

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<![CDATA[ot_fl_cost_centers]]> Floating 24 Hour Overtime

Do all job levels counts towards the calculation of overtime?

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<![CDATA[ot_fl_cc_1]]> Floating 24 Hour Overtime

List which {job_levels_SQ001.shown} items do not count towards overtime.

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<![CDATA[ot_fl_cc_2]]> Floating 24 Hour Overtime

List which {job_levels_SQ002.shown} items do not count towards overtime.

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<![CDATA[ot_fl_cc_3]]> Floating 24 Hour Overtime

List which {job_levels_SQ003.shown} items do not count towards overtime.

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<![CDATA[ot_fl_cc_4]]> Floating 24 Hour Overtime

List which {job_levels_SQ004.shown} items do not count towards overtime.

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<![CDATA[ot_fl_cc_5]]> Floating 24 Hour Overtime

List which {job_levels_SQ005.shown} items do not count towards overtime.

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<![CDATA[dt_types]]> <![CDATA[dt_daily_hours]]> Daily Doubletime

How many hours must an employee work before daily doubletime applies?

Which days of the week does the daily doubletime apply to?

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<![CDATA[dt_daily_counts_to]]> Daily Doubletime

Which hours count towards doubletime?

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<![CDATA[dt_daily_time_offs]]> Daily Doubletime

Which time off hours counts towards the calculation of daily doubletime?

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<![CDATA[dt_daily_cost_center]]> Daily Doubletime

Do all job levels counts towards the calculation of doubletime?

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<![CDATA[dt_daily_cc_1]]> Daily Doubletime

List which {job_levels_SQ001.shown} items do not count towards daily doubletime.

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<![CDATA[dt_daily_cc_2]]> Daily Doubletime

List which {job_levels_SQ002.shown} items do not count towards daily doubletime.

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<![CDATA[dt_daily_cc_3]]> Daily Doubletime

List which {job_levels_SQ003.shown} items do not count towards daily doubletime.

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<![CDATA[dt_daily_cc_4]]> Daily Doubletime

List which {job_levels_SQ004.shown} items do not count towards daily doubletime.

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<![CDATA[dt_daily_cc_5]]> Daily Doubletime

List which {job_levels_SQ005.shown} items do not count towards daily doubletime.

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<![CDATA[dt_daily_dist]]> Daily Doubletime

How do you distribute your doubletime?

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Click and drag the available items from the left over to the right. Keep in mind that the order in which these appear can affect how doubletime is distributed. Typically just one level of proportional doubletime distribution is used. It is not recommended to use more than one level.

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<![CDATA[dt_weekly_hours]]> Weekly Doubletime

How many hours must an employee have on their timesheet before weekly doubletime applies.

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<![CDATA[dt_weekly_day]]> Weekly Doubletime

For the purposes of doubletime calculation, what day does your week start?

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<![CDATA[dt_weekly_count]]> Weekly Doubletime

Which hours count towards doubletime?

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<![CDATA[dt_weekly_time_offs]]> Weekly Doubletime

Which time off hours counts towards the calculation of weekly doubletime?

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<![CDATA[dt_weekly_cost_cente]]> Weekly Doubletime

Do all job levels counts towards the calculation of doubletime?

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<![CDATA[dt_weekly_cc_1]]> Weekly Doubletime

List which {job_levels_SQ001.shown} items do not count towards weekly doubletime.

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<![CDATA[dt_weekly_cc_2]]> Weekly Doubletime

List which {job_levels_SQ002.shown} items do not count towards weekly doubletime.

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<![CDATA[dt_weekly_cc_3]]> Weekly Doubletime

List which {job_levels_SQ003.shown} items do not count towards weekly doubletime.

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<![CDATA[dt_weekly_cc_4]]> Weekly Doubletime

List which {job_levels_SQ004.shown} items do not count towards weekly doubletime.

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<![CDATA[dt_weekly_cc_5]]> Weekly Doubletime

List which {job_levels_SQ005.shown} items do not count towards weekly doubletime.

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<![CDATA[dt_weekly_dist]]> Weekly Doubletime

How do you distribute your doubletime?

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Click and drag the available items from the left over to the right. Keep in mind that the order in which these appear can affect how doubletime is distributed. Typically just one level of proportional doubletime distribution is used. It is not recommended to use more than one level.

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<![CDATA[dt_pp_hours]]> Pay Period Doubletime

When is Pay Period Doubletime calculated on an employee's timesheet?

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Over the employee's standard hours each day (Skip Sat/Sun)

This selection will use the standard hours (assigned to each individual employee) and will calculate based on the number of work days that pay period. It will assume the number of work days is based on Monday through Friday.

Over the employee's scheduled hours

Employees will receive doubletime based on any hours over their scheduled hours that pay period.

Over 8 Standard Hours each day (Skip Sat/Sun)

Similar to the first option, the doubletime will be calculated based on the number of work days that pay period. It will assume the number of work days is based on Monday through Friday.

Other

Please explain how your doubletime is calculated each pay period.

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<![CDATA[dt_pp_count]]> Pay Period Doubletime

Which hours count towards doubletime?

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<![CDATA[dt_pp_time_offs]]> Pay Period Doubletime

Which time off hours counts towards the calculation of pay period doubletime?

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<![CDATA[dt_pp_cost_centers]]> Pay Period Doubletime

Do all job levels counts towards the calculation of doubletime?

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<![CDATA[dt_pp_cc_1]]> Pay Period Doubletime

List which {job_levels_SQ001.shown} items do not count towards pay period doubletime.

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<![CDATA[dt_pp_cc_2]]> Pay Period Doubletime

List which {job_levels_SQ002.shown} items do not count towards pay period doubletime.

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<![CDATA[dt_pp_cc_3]]> Pay Period Doubletime

List which {job_levels_SQ003.shown} items do not count towards pay period doubletime.

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<![CDATA[dt_pp_cc_4]]> Pay Period Doubletime

List which {job_levels_SQ004.shown} items do not count towards pay period doubletime.

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<![CDATA[dt_pp_cc_5]]> Pay Period Doubletime

List which {job_levels_SQ005.shown} items do not count towards pay period doubletime.

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<![CDATA[dt_pp_dist]]> Pay Period Doubletime

How do you distribute your doubletime?

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Click and drag the available items from the left over to the right. Keep in mind that the order in which these appear can affect how doubletime is distributed. Typically just one level of proportional doubletime distribution is used. It is not recommended to use more than one level.

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<![CDATA[dt_nth_day]]> {if(!is_empty(dt_nth_day.value),dt_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Doubletime

If the employee worked on the Nth day within a week, what day would the employee receive doubletime for hours worked?

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<![CDATA[dt_nth_hours]]> {if(!is_empty(dt_nth_day.value),dt_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Doubletime

How many hours must an employee work before they receive the doubletime?

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If the employee will receive any hours worked on this day as doubletime then enter zero.

In the situation where the employee receives doubletime on the Nth day for any hours worked and doubletime for over 8 hours worked then you would still enter zero hours. You will then configure the doubletime Nth day rule in the next section.

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<![CDATA[dt_nth_count]]> {if(!is_empty(dt_nth_day.value),dt_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Doubletime

Which hours count towards doubletime?

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<![CDATA[dt_nth_time_offs]]> {if(!is_empty(dt_nth_day.value),dt_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Doubletime

Which time off hours counts towards the calculation of {if(!is_empty(dt_nth_day.value),dt_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Doubletime?

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<![CDATA[dt_nth_require]]> {if(!is_empty(dt_nth_day.value),dt_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Doubletime

Do you have any special requirements for an employee to be eligible for the hours worked on {dt_nth_day.shown}? Please drag and drop the available options from the left column over to the right column for any additional policies.

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<![CDATA[dt_nth_work_days]]> {if(!is_empty(dt_nth_day.value),dt_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Doubletime

How many days must the employee work that week prior to receiving doubletime? Keep in mind that this does not include {if(!is_empty(dt_nth_day.value),dt_nth_day.shown,"the Nth Day")}.

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<![CDATA[dt_nth_work_hr_day]]> {if(!is_empty(dt_nth_day.value),dt_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Doubletime

How many hours must the employee work each day prior to {if(!is_empty(dt_nth_day.value),dt_nth_day.shown,"the Nth Day")} before receiving doubletime?

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<![CDATA[dt_nth_work_hr_wk]]> {if(!is_empty(dt_nth_day.value),dt_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Doubletime

How many hours must the employee work that week prior to {if(!is_empty(dt_nth_day.value),dt_nth_day.shown,"the Nth Day")} before receiving doubletime?

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<![CDATA[dt_nth_cost_centers]]> {if(!is_empty(dt_nth_day.value),dt_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Doubletime

Do all job levels counts towards the calculation of doubletime?

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<![CDATA[dt_nth_cc_1]]> {if(!is_empty(dt_nth_day.value),dt_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Doubletime

List which {job_levels_SQ001.shown} items do not count towards {if(!is_empty(dt_nth_day.value),dt_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Doubletime.

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<![CDATA[dt_nth_cc_2]]> {if(!is_empty(dt_nth_day.value),dt_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Doubletime

List which {job_levels_SQ002.shown} items do not count towards {if(!is_empty(dt_nth_day.value),dt_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Doubletime.

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<![CDATA[dt_nth_cc_3]]> {if(!is_empty(dt_nth_day.value),dt_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Doubletime

List which {job_levels_SQ003.shown} items do not count towards {if(!is_empty(dt_nth_day.value),dt_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Doubletime.

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<![CDATA[dt_nth_cc_4]]> {if(!is_empty(dt_nth_day.value),dt_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Doubletime

List which {job_levels_SQ004.shown} items do not count towards {if(!is_empty(dt_nth_day.value),dt_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Doubletime.

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<![CDATA[dt_nth_cc_5]]> {if(!is_empty(dt_nth_day.value),dt_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Doubletime

List which {job_levels_SQ005.shown} items do not count towards {if(!is_empty(dt_nth_day.value),dt_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Doubletime.

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<![CDATA[dt_nth_dist]]> {if(!is_empty(dt_nth_day.value),dt_nth_day.shown,"Nth Day")} Doubletime

How do you distribute your doubletime?

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Click and drag the available items from the left over to the right. Keep in mind that the order in which these appear can affect how doubletime is distributed. Typically just one level of proportional doubletime distribution is used. It is not recommended to use more than one level.

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<![CDATA[dt_fl_hours]]> Floating 24 Hour Doubletime

Please enter the number of hours that an employee has to work prior to receiving doubletime.

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<![CDATA[dt_fl_treat]]> Floating 24 Hour Doubletime

Do you treat each time entry as the start of a new cycle?

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By enabling this option the floating doubletime would start over at the next applicable time entry. If the hours as seen below on Tuesday were within the 24 hour floating period from the previous time entries, it would be grouped together with those time entries. However, the following time entry would be considered the new start of floating doubletime.

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<![CDATA[dt_fl_count]]> Floating 24 Hour Doubletime

Which hours counts toward doubletime?

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<![CDATA[dt_fl_time_offs]]> Floating 24 Hour Doubletime

Which time off hours counts towards the calculation of Floating 24 Hour Doubletime?

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<![CDATA[dt_fl_cost_centers]]> Floating 24 Hour Doubletime

Do all job levels counts towards the calculation of doubletime?

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<![CDATA[dt_fl_cc_1]]> Floating 24 Hour Doubletime

List which {job_levels_SQ001.shown} items do not count towards doubletime.

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<![CDATA[dt_fl_cc_2]]> Floating 24 Hour Doubletime

List which {job_levels_SQ002.shown} items do not count towards doubletime.

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<![CDATA[dt_fl_cc_3]]> Floating 24 Hour Doubletime

List which {job_levels_SQ003.shown} items do not count towards doubletime.

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<![CDATA[dt_fl_cc_4]]> Floating 24 Hour Doubletime

List which {job_levels_SQ004.shown} items do not count towards doubletime.

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<![CDATA[dt_fl_cc_5]]> Floating 24 Hour Doubletime

List which {job_levels_SQ005.shown} items do not count towards doubletime.

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<![CDATA[ot_fl_dist]]> Floating 24 Hour Overtime

How do you distribute your overtime?

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Click and drag the available items from the left over to the right. Keep in mind that the order in which these appear can affect how overtime is distributed. Typically just one level of proportional overtime distribution is used. It is not recommended to use more than one level.

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<![CDATA[dt_fl_dist]]> Floating 24 Hour Doubletime

How do you distribute your doubletime?

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Click and drag the available items from the left over to the right. Keep in mind that the order in which these appear can affect how doubletime is distributed. Typically just one level of proportional doubletime distribution is used. It is not recommended to use more than one level.

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<![CDATA[ot_q_add]]> <![CDATA[ot_add_info]]> <![CDATA[ot_add_upload]]> <![CDATA[dt_q_add]]> <![CDATA[dt_add_info]]> <![CDATA[dt_file_upload]]> <![CDATA[l_clock]]> <![CDATA[l_time_q]]> <![CDATA[l_lunch_length]]> <![CDATA[l_company_lunch_l]]> <![CDATA[l_paid]]> <![CDATA[l_paid_amount]]> <![CDATA[l_long_lunch]]> <![CDATA[l_long_lunch_o]]> <![CDATA[l_short_lunch]]> <![CDATA[l_short_lunch_o]]> <![CDATA[b_clock]]> <![CDATA[b_paid]]> <![CDATA[b_paid_amount]]> total break time is paid?]]> <![CDATA[b_num]]> <![CDATA[b_max_per_break]]> <![CDATA[b_summary]]> Employees will be paid based on the following schedule

  # of Breaks Max Paid Time Max Paid Time per Break Status
Hourly Full Time {b_num_SQ001} {b_paid_amount} {b_max_per_break_SQ001} {if(b_max_per_break_SQ001.value * b_num_SQ001.value > b_paid_amount,'Paid time is less than the given number of breaks and max paid time per break.',"OK")}
Hourly Part Time {b_num_SQ002} {b_paid_amount} {b_max_per_break_SQ002} {if(b_max_per_break_SQ002.value * b_num_SQ002.value > b_paid_amount,'Paid time is less than the given number of breaks and max paid time per break.',"OK")}
Salary Exempt {b_num_SQ003} {b_paid_amount} {b_max_per_break_SQ003} {if(b_max_per_break_SQ003.value * b_num_SQ003.value > b_paid_amount,'Paid time is less than the given number of breaks and max paid time per break.',"OK")}
Salary Non-Exempt {b_num_SQ004} {b_paid_amount} {b_max_per_break_SQ004} {if(b_max_per_break_SQ004.value * b_num_SQ004.value > b_paid_amount,'Paid time is less than the given number of breaks and max paid time per break.',"OK")}
1099 {b_num_SQ005} {b_paid_amount} {b_max_per_break_SQ005} {if(b_max_per_break_SQ005.value * b_num_SQ005.value > b_paid_amount,'Paid time is less than the given number of breaks and max paid time per break.',"OK")}
Other {b_num_SQ006} {b_paid_amount} {b_max_per_break_SQ006} {if(b_max_per_break_SQ006.value * b_num_SQ006.value > b_paid_amount,'Paid time is less than the given number of breaks and max paid time per break.',"OK")}

 

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= "Y") and (863224X39X1696.NAOK >= "1"))]]>
<![CDATA[l_q_add]]> <![CDATA[l_add_info]]> <![CDATA[l_add_upload]]> <![CDATA[b_q_add]]> <![CDATA[b_add_info]]> <![CDATA[b_add_upload]]> <![CDATA[rnd_enabled]]> <![CDATA[rnd_type]]> <![CDATA[rnd_break_amount]]> <![CDATA[rnd_break_enable]]> <![CDATA[rnd_lunch_enable]]> <![CDATA[rnd_lunch_amount]]> 12:07PM and back in at 12:38PM. Based on the nearest 15 minute rule, how would the employee be paid?]]> In this example, if the 15 minute rounding rule applied to the employee's punch out and punch back in for their lunch punches, the following rounding would take place.

12:07PM would round down to 12:00PM
12:38PM would round up to 12:45PM

Even though the employee took a 31 minute lunch break, they would be docked 45 minutes.

There is a rule that can be configured to round the Total Time Taken for lunch to the nearest increment. In this case, the employee would only be docked for 30 minutes since the total time taken was 31 minutes. Had the employee taken a 38 minute lunch, then they would have been docked 45 minutes.

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<![CDATA[rnd_rounding]]> <![CDATA[rnd_first_punch]]> first punch of the day, at what point would the punch round down or round up.]]> {if(! rnd_rounding.value == 0,"Rounding to the nearest "+ rnd_rounding.shown+" examples.","")}

{if(rnd_type.value != "A4", if(rnd_rounding.value == "A1","Rounding to the nearest 6 minutes will round the punch up after the 3 minute increment.

If an employee punched at 8:03AM, the time would be rounded down to 8:00AM.
If the employee punched at 8:04AM, their punch would be rounded up to 8:06AM.","") ,"" )}

{if(rnd_type.value != "A4", if(rnd_rounding.value == "A2","Rounding to the nearest 15 minutes will round the punch up after the 7 minute increment.

If an employee punched at 8:07AM, the time would be rounded down to 8:00AM.
If the employee punched at 8:08AM, their punch would be rounded up to 8:15AM.","") ,"" )}

{if(rnd_type.value != "A4", if(rnd_rounding.value == "A3","Rounding to the nearest 30 minutes will round the punch up after the 15 minute increment.

If an employee punched at 8:15AM, the time would be rounded down to 8:00AM.
If the employee punched at 8:16AM, their punch would be rounded up to 8:30AM.","") ,"" )}

{if(rnd_type.value == "A4", if(rnd_rounding.value == "A1","Rounding to the nearest 6 minutes will round the total time up after the 3 minute increment.

If an employee's total hours were 8:03, the time would be rounded down to 8:00AM.
If the employee's total hours were 8:04, their time would be rounded up to 8:06.","") ,"" )}

{if(rnd_type.value == "A4", if(rnd_rounding.value == "A2","Rounding to the nearest 15 minutes will round the total time up after the 7 minute increment.

If an employee's total hours were 8:07, the time would be rounded down to 8:00AM.
If the employee's total hours were 8:08, their time would be rounded up to 8:15.","") ,"" )}

{if(rnd_type.value == "A4", if(rnd_rounding.value == "A3","Rounding to the nearest 30 minutes will round the total time up after the 15 minute increment.

If an employee's total hours were 8:15, the time would be rounded down to 8:00AM.
If the employee's total hours were 8:16, their time would be rounded up to 8:30.","") ,"" )}

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<![CDATA[rnd_last_punch]]> last punch of the day, at what point would the punch round down or round up.]]> {if(! rnd_rounding.value == 0,"Rounding to the nearest "+ rnd_rounding.shown+" examples.","")}

{if(rnd_type.value != "A4", if(rnd_rounding.value == "A1","Rounding to the nearest 6 minutes will round the punch up after the 3 minute increment.

If an employee punched at 5:03PM, the time would be rounded down to 5:00PM.
If the employee punched at 5:04PM, their punch would be rounded up to 5:06PM.","") ,"" )}

{if(rnd_type.value != "A4", if(rnd_rounding.value == "A2","Rounding to the nearest 15 minutes will round the punch up after the 7 minute increment.

If an employee punched at 5:07PM, the time would be rounded down to 5:00PM.
If the employee punched at 5:08PM, their punch would be rounded up to 5:15PM.","") ,"" )}

{if(rnd_type.value != "A4", if(rnd_rounding.value == "A3","Rounding to the nearest 30 minutes will round the punch up after the 15 minute increment.

If an employee punched at 5:15PM, the time would be rounded down to 5:00PM.
If the employee punched at 5:16PM, their punch would be rounded up to 5:30PM.","") ,"" )}

{if(rnd_type.value == "A4", if(rnd_rounding.value == "A1","Rounding to the nearest 6 minutes will round the total time up after the 3 minute increment.

If an employee's total hours were 5:03, the time would be rounded down to 5:00PM.
If the employee's total hours were 5:04, their time would be rounded up to 5:06.","") ,"" )}

{if(rnd_type.value == "A4", if(rnd_rounding.value == "A2","Rounding to the nearest 15 minutes will round the total time up after the 7 minute increment.

If an employee's total hours were 5:07, the time would be rounded down to 5:00PM.
If the employee's total hours were 5:08, their time would be rounded up to 5:15.","") ,"" )}

{if(rnd_type.value == "A4", if(rnd_rounding.value == "A3","Rounding to the nearest 30 minutes will round the total time up after the 15 minute increment.

If an employee's total hours were 5:15, the time would be rounded down to 5:00PM.
If the employee's total hours were 5:16, their time would be rounded up to 5:30.","") ,"" )}

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<![CDATA[rnd_each_punch]]> {if(! rnd_rounding.value == 0,"Rounding to the nearest "+ rnd_rounding.shown+" examples.","")}

{if(rnd_type.value != "A4", if(rnd_rounding.value == "A1","Rounding to the nearest 6 minutes will round the punch up after the 3 minute increment.

If an employee punched at 10:03AM, the time would be rounded down to 10:00AM.
If the employee punched at 10:04AM, their punch would be rounded up to 10:06AM.","") ,"" )}

{if(rnd_type.value != "A4", if(rnd_rounding.value == "A2","Rounding to the nearest 15 minutes will round the punch up after the 7 minute increment.

If an employee punched at 10:07AM, the time would be rounded down to 10:00AM.
If the employee punched at 10:08AM, their punch would be rounded up to 10:15AM.","") ,"" )}

{if(rnd_type.value != "A4", if(rnd_rounding.value == "A3","Rounding to the nearest 30 minutes will round the punch up after the 15 minute increment.

If an employee punched at 10:15AM, the time would be rounded down to 10:00AM.
If the employee punched at 10:16AM, their punch would be rounded up to 10:30AM.","") ,"" )}

{if(rnd_type.value == "A4", if(rnd_rounding.value == "A1","Rounding to the nearest 6 minutes will round the total time up after the 3 minute increment.

If an employee's total hours were 10:03, the time would be rounded down to 10:00AM.
If the employee's total hours were 10:04, their time would be rounded up to 10:06.","") ,"" )}

{if(rnd_type.value == "A4", if(rnd_rounding.value == "A2","Rounding to the nearest 15 minutes will round the total time up after the 7 minute increment.

If an employee's total hours were 10:07, the time would be rounded down to 10:00AM.
If the employee's total hours were 10:08, their time would be rounded up to 10:15.","") ,"" )}

{if(rnd_type.value == "A4", if(rnd_rounding.value == "A3","Rounding to the nearest 30 minutes will round the total time up after the 15 minute increment.

If an employee's total hours were 10:15, the time would be rounded down to 10:00AM.
If the employee's total hours were 10:16, their time would be rounded up to 10:30.","") ,"" )}

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<![CDATA[rnd_total_time]]> {if(! rnd_rounding.value == 0,"Rounding to the nearest "+ rnd_rounding.shown+" examples.","")}

{if(rnd_type.value != "A4", if(rnd_rounding.value == "A1","Rounding to the nearest 6 minutes will round the punch up after the 3 minute increment.

If an employee punched at 10:03AM, the time would be rounded down to 10:00AM.
If the employee punched at 10:04AM, their punch would be rounded up to 10:06AM.","") ,"" )}

{if(rnd_type.value != "A4", if(rnd_rounding.value == "A2","Rounding to the nearest 15 minutes will round the punch up after the 7 minute increment.

If an employee punched at 10:07AM, the time would be rounded down to 10:00AM.
If the employee punched at 10:08AM, their punch would be rounded up to 10:15AM.","") ,"" )}

{if(rnd_type.value != "A4", if(rnd_rounding.value == "A3","Rounding to the nearest 30 minutes will round the punch up after the 15 minute increment.

If an employee punched at 10:15AM, the time would be rounded down to 10:00AM.
If the employee punched at 10:16AM, their punch would be rounded up to 10:30AM.","") ,"" )}

{if(rnd_type.value == "A4", if(rnd_rounding.value == "A1","Rounding to the nearest 6 minutes will round the total time up after the 3 minute increment.

If an employee's total hours were 10:03, the time would be rounded down to 10:00AM.
If the employee's total hours were 10:04, their time would be rounded up to 10:06.","") ,"" )}

{if(rnd_type.value == "A4", if(rnd_rounding.value == "A2","Rounding to the nearest 15 minutes will round the total time up after the 7 minute increment.

If an employee's total hours were 10:07, the time would be rounded down to 10:00AM.
If the employee's total hours were 10:08, their time would be rounded up to 10:15.","") ,"" )}

{if(rnd_type.value == "A4", if(rnd_rounding.value == "A3","Rounding to the nearest 30 minutes will round the total time up after the 15 minute increment.

If an employee's total hours were 10:15, the time would be rounded down to 10:00AM.
If the employee's total hours were 10:16, their time would be rounded up to 10:30.","") ,"" )}

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<![CDATA[rnd_scheduled_start]]> 8:00AM and they clock in at 7:30AM, how would the employee's time be rounded?]]> <![CDATA[rnd_scheduled_stop]]> 5:00PM and they clock out at 5:30PM, how would the employee's time be rounded?]]> <![CDATA[rnd_q_add]]> <![CDATA[rnd_add_info]]> <![CDATA[rnd_add_upload]]> <![CDATA[sd_enabled]]> <![CDATA[sd_included]]> <![CDATA[sd_list]]> <![CDATA[sd_applies]]> 1. If the drop down is left blank or is zero then it will be considered as no.]]> <![CDATA[sd_start_end]]> <![CDATA[sd_start_end_early]]> <![CDATA[sd_start_end_late]]> <![CDATA[sd_start_end_e_oth]]> <![CDATA[sd_start_end_l_oth]]>
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Dear {FIRSTNAME} {LASTNAME},

I would like to personally welcome you to EasyChoice. I have attached a link to the Statement of Work for your review.  Before work is started on your account, we require that you click on the below survey and complete it. You do have an option to Resume Later if you need to revisit this on another day. Once completed, we will be notified of your completion and can begin the configuration of your database.

{SURVEYNAME}

{SURVEYDESCRIPTION}

{SURVEYURL}

Sincerely,

{ADMINNAME}
{ADMINEMAIL})

If you do not want to participate in this survey and don't want to receive any more invitations please click the following link: {OPTOUTURL} If you are blacklisted but want to participate in this survey and want to receive invitations please click the following link: {OPTINURL}

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Dear {FIRSTNAME},

Recently we invited you to participate in a survey. We note that you have not yet completed the survey, and wish to remind you that the survey is still available should you wish to take part. The survey is titled:

{SURVEYNAME}

{SURVEYDESCRIPTION}

{SURVEYURL}

Sincerely,
{ADMINNAME}
{ADMINEMAIL}

If you do not want to participate in this survey and don't want to receive any more invitations please click the following link: {OPTOUTURL}

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Dear {FIRSTNAME}, You, or someone using your email address, have registered to participate in an online survey titled {SURVEYNAME}. To complete this survey, click on the following URL: {SURVEYURL} If you have any questions about this survey, or if you did not register to participate and believe this email is in error, please contact {ADMINNAME} at {ADMINEMAIL}. ]]> Dear {FIRSTNAME}, this email is to confirm that you have completed the survey titled {SURVEYNAME} and your response has been saved. Thank you for participating. If you have any further questions about this email, please contact {ADMINNAME} on {ADMINEMAIL}. Sincerely, {ADMINNAME} ]]> Hello, A new response was submitted for your survey '{SURVEYNAME}'. Click the following link to reload the survey: {RELOADURL} Click the following link to see the individual response: {VIEWRESPONSEURL} Click the following link to edit the individual response: {EDITRESPONSEURL} View statistics by clicking here: {STATISTICSURL} ]]> Hello, A new response was submitted for your survey '{SURVEYNAME}'. Click the following link to reload the survey: {RELOADURL} Click the following link to see the individual response: {VIEWRESPONSEURL} Click the following link to edit the individual response: {EDITRESPONSEURL} View statistics by clicking here: {STATISTICSURL} The following answers were given by the participant: {ANSWERTABLE} ]]>