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Vikka's avatar
2 years ago
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Entitlements not Accruing

Hi

 

I have moved all appropriate employees to certain entitlements that were already set up, for both AL and PL.  Unfortunately, only certain employees are accruing correctly each pay I generate even though they are all set up the same (and yes they are all ticked to receive the entitlement).

 

I need help trying to figure out why some are accruing correctly, and others are not, despite the same set up.

 

Thank you :)

  • Hi Vikka 

    Thank you so much for the screenshot . I really appreciate your patience and understanding about this issue and I do apologize for the delayed response.

    There are a couple of things to check if you have leave not accruing for one employee, but other employees are accruing the leave.

     

    Firstly, does the employee have the leave accrual ticked? This can be something easily overlooked as if this is unticked then the employee won’t accrue that leave.

     

    In addition, the setup of the entitlement needs to be checked compared to what wage categories the employee is getting paid on. So, if the setup of the entitlement is based off a percentage of Gross Hours, for the employee to accrue leave they need to be being paid on an hourly basis. If you have an employee on a salary basis, which is by default zero hours per pay, then the calculation basis equals a percentage of gross hours will not accrue leave for salaried employees. You can however use equals hours per pay period or equals user entered amount for both hourly and salaried employees.

     

    Alternatively, if that one employee gets paid on a specific wage category this may have been set as exempt in the setup of the leave accrual. As long as your entitlement is set to use a percentage of hours, you will have an exempt button on the entitlement which can let you select certain wage categories to exempt from the calculation of the entitlement accruing.

     

    Do let us know how you get on with this, 
    Regards,
    Earl

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  • Freman's avatar
    Freman
    Trusted Partner
    2 years ago

    You have the Salary employees Accruals being entered as a 'per year' figure. Goto reports and run off an entitlements detailed report to check that you've not somehow ended up exceeding those annual hours already on some of the employees

  • Doreen_P's avatar
    Doreen_P
    MYOB Moderator
    2 years ago

    Hi, Vikka 

     

    Thanks for your post, and Welcome to MYOB Community Forum.

     

    When an employee is not accruing an Annual Leave or Personal Leave, kindly check the Pay Basis of the employee if it's hourly or salary. If an employee is hourly, the Calculation Basis of the entitlement should be Equals [x] Percent of and if the employee is salary, the entitlement Calculation Basis should be Equals [x] Hours per. If your employees have different Pay Basis, they should also have separate Payroll Categories for entitlement as they will have a different Calculation Basis. For further information regarding this, kindly check The Help Article Leave and entitlements

     

    Please let me know how it goes.

     

    Best regards,

    Doreen

  • Vikka's avatar
    Vikka
    2 years ago

    Hi Doreen

     

    Thank you for your reply.  We do have both hourly and salaried employees.  All the hourly employees are fine – their set up is working and yes, they have a separate entitlement.  It’s the salaried employees, all attached to the same entitlement, that I’m having issues with.  Some are accruing in the pays and others are not – I have to enter the accruals manually … some are missing the AL, some are missing PL, they are all accruing their RDOs correctly.  There are some employees who have all three entitlements accruing correctly.  It is an anomaly that I can’t understand as they are all set up the same.

  • Doreen_P's avatar
    Doreen_P
    MYOB Moderator
    2 years ago

    Hi, Vikka 

     

    Thanks for your prompt response.

     

    If you could also attach a screenshot of how the Annual Leave and Personal Leave is set up for those employees who are not accruing Annual Leave and Personal Leave so I can look into it further. Make sure to remove sensitive information before posting in the Forum.

     

    Best regards,

    Doreen

  • Vikka's avatar
    Vikka
    2 years ago

    Hi Doreen

     

    Sorry for the delay in getting back to you.  The attachment shows the entitlement set ups which are the same for ALL full time employees.  In the list below the leave entitlements, you can see from the table that some staff are accumulating both entitlements properly and others only AL and others neither AL nor PL.  Not sure why this is the case when they are all attached to the same leave entitlements.

  • Earl_HD's avatar
    Earl_HD
    MYOB Moderator
    2 years ago

    Hi Vikka 

    Thank you so much for the screenshot . I really appreciate your patience and understanding about this issue and I do apologize for the delayed response.

    There are a couple of things to check if you have leave not accruing for one employee, but other employees are accruing the leave.

     

    Firstly, does the employee have the leave accrual ticked? This can be something easily overlooked as if this is unticked then the employee won’t accrue that leave.

     

    In addition, the setup of the entitlement needs to be checked compared to what wage categories the employee is getting paid on. So, if the setup of the entitlement is based off a percentage of Gross Hours, for the employee to accrue leave they need to be being paid on an hourly basis. If you have an employee on a salary basis, which is by default zero hours per pay, then the calculation basis equals a percentage of gross hours will not accrue leave for salaried employees. You can however use equals hours per pay period or equals user entered amount for both hourly and salaried employees.

     

    Alternatively, if that one employee gets paid on a specific wage category this may have been set as exempt in the setup of the leave accrual. As long as your entitlement is set to use a percentage of hours, you will have an exempt button on the entitlement which can let you select certain wage categories to exempt from the calculation of the entitlement accruing.

     

    Do let us know how you get on with this, 
    Regards,
    Earl

  • Hi Freman

     

    Thank you so much for your suggestion. I had to transfer employees balances which were accruing in a different entitlement, across to these entitlements - therefore some employees appear to have accumulated more than necessary this year - this explains everything and you have put my mind at ease - at last an explanation!

     

    Thank you so much :).

     

  • Freman's avatar
    Freman
    Trusted Partner
    2 years ago

    You are welcome.

     

    So you've probably just now figured out that in some cases its not a good idea to 'Journal' entitlements with a nil pay run in your current financial year.

     

    If you are going to do so (and it is good practice to be creating an audit trail) you should be able to actually run a NIL pay in the prior year these days (30/6/xx for example), but you'll likely have to go back into STP reporting to re-finalise the effected employees. Else you can do the adjustments in the employees' card, but there is no audit trail of this method.

     

    I've been doing MYOB for 30 year and a 'partner' for 25+. For laughs -  my MYOB customer # is only 4 digits long and just about every time I ring them they ask for the rest of the numbers in my ID. LOL

  • Doreen_P's avatar
    Doreen_P
    MYOB Moderator
    2 years ago

    Hi, Vikka 

     

    Thanks for updating us about this.

     

    We're glad to hear that the resolution provided by Freman was able to resolve your concern. Please feel free to post again if you require any further assistance. We are happy to assist.

     

    Best regards,

    Doreen