Pay rate for annual leave
Hi, I have added separete pay item for an employee and hourly rate is recorded for that pay item. I need to apply same rate to the annual leave he takes. But during processing payrun, as base hourly rate is zero, it is takeing the same zero rate for annual leave. How to connect annual leave pay rate to new pay item. Please guide to resolv the same. Screenshot is attached here.Solvedannual leave/paternity leave
good morning. newish to MYOB Business Payroll NZ - one of my employees is on paternity leave, returning to work 13 Jan. (which is also her anniversary date) her annual leave has been accruing while on paternity leave, apparently this is how MYOB do it. I've been told that it accrues at $0 rate while on pt leave. To me this means she's had 6 months pt leave therefore accrued half her 4 weeks annual leave - when she wants to take annual leave not long after she's back to work in January, how do I apply this two weeks leave at $0? Do I explain to her that as the leave has accrued while she's been on pt leave there is no value the two weeks accrued? If she hadn't been on pt leave then her 4 weeks a/l would be applied 13 Jan which I understand, what I don't understand is she has received 2 weeks a/l she is not entitled to. Am I right or wrong? please help, many thanks.SolvedAnnual Leave calculations
Hi. I am about to do a final pay for an employee and am confused about the annual leave that has been deducted YTD (see screenshot). Why is it that although this employee has actually taken 45 hours A/L from 1.7.24 yet the YTD deduction is only 12.672 hours. All the correct annual leave hours have been recorded as taken in the payslips. Is there something additional that should be entered? Thanks!SolvedAnnual leave calculations
Has the upgraded version changed the way it calculates annual leave? One employee says she didn't accrue estimated annual leave between the old and upgraded system? Also, for a staff member's final pay, are they entitled to the estimated balance of annual leave as well as the current balance? Thank you.Solved358Views0likes4Comments