This manual is not intended as a stand-alone training document. Users who will be
entering data through the use of Payroll Time Reporting must also attend
training sessions which will provide policy information and experience in use of
the system.
Online Payroll Time Reporting Overview
There are two main functions within Payroll time reporting that departmental
preparers will use in order to record time for employees and process
corrections. The function codes (IDTC and EDAT) can be found on the
On-line Applications Main Menu under the heading of Payroll Time Reporting.
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Main Menu Userid: ABCDE
--- Employee Data Base ---- ----- PAN Subsystem -------
IEDB Central Inquiry PSRV PAN Services Menu
IDDB Departmental Inquiry -- Payroll Time Reporting --
EEDB EDB Entry/Update ETHF THF Entry/Update
IDOC Employee Documents IDTC Dept Time Collect
--- Payroll Audit Record --- EDAT Dept Adj Trans
IPAR Inquiry
IPAY Departmental Inquiry ------ CSER Subsystem ------
---- Abeyance Data Base ---- EFCR Encumbrance Entries
SPCL Special Processes ----- Central Office ----
---- History Data Base ----- EDEM Misc. Deduct. - Mass
IHDB Record Inquiry/Update --- System Administration --
IHIS Personnel History UCSA Entry/Update
IHHR History Documents
-- Employment Verification -
IVER Verification
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Department Time Collection
The function IDTC-Department Time Collection is the main function that will be
used to enter time for employees. IDTC allows the department to produce a checklist
of all employees who are due to be paid for a certain pay period and also allows
departmental preparers to access a roster in order to enter the hours an employee
worked or used leave. In order for an employees record to be listed on the check
list or the roster, the information on the EDB must match the selection criteria entered
on the Time Collection Criteria Screen and the Time Reporting code on the employees
record must indicate that the employee is paid via on-line time reporting. The two time
codes that indicate on-line time reporting are "R" which indicates that the
employee is paid on an exception time basis (generally those employees paid on Sub
account 1 or 0) via on-line time reporting and "Z" which indicates that the
employee is paid on a positive time basis via on-line time reporting.
Most employees on campus will be paid via on-line time reporting. There are some units
at UCLA that submit pay transactions on a tape or through a line transfer. The time codes
on the EDB for these employees may be "P" or "R". Employee records
which have a time code of "P" on the EDB will NOT be displayed on the roster or
checklist. If an employee name is not displayed on the check list or roster, EDB Inquiry
screens should be reviewed to make sure the employees record matches the selection
criteria and the time code on the record is either "R" or "Z". If a
correction needs to be made to the information on the EDB, consult with the EDB preparer
and process the correction (or have the EDB preparer process it). Corrections/changes to
the EDB will not be reflected immediately on the roster -- it will take until the next day
for a change to the EDB to reflect on the roster.
Department Adjustment Transaction Menu
The function EDAT-Department Adjustment Transaction menu will be accessed in
order to process corrections or adjustments to employees pay records. Corrections
can be made for additional pay, late pay, reductions in pay, rate adjustments, leave
usage, leave balances, and incorrect FAUs using the functions listed on the EDAT menu.
Transactions can be entered at any time as long as they are entered by the deadline to
process the transaction for a particular payday. The EDAT menu can also be used to process
special check requests.
Note: You may come across a printed version of this manual in your
office or department. This on-line version has been updated substantially since
the printed manual was last produced and it reflects more current policies and
procedures. Any remaining copies of the printed version of the manual are
obsolete and should be discarded. |