When an employee has an absence refund, the days earned reported for the payroll are adjusted based on the refund amount and the employee's daily rate.
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1. Determine how many days are to be accrued for the pay period. This is on the Accrual Calendar table.
Example: 20 days
2. Because the employee is being refunded $150.00, the number of days worked must be adjusted.
Amount Refunded/Daily Rate = Days Refunded
Example: 0.00 or $150.00/$205.83 = 0.7288 Days Refunded
3. The adjusted accrued days and adjusted pay must be calculated.
Days from Accrual Table - Days Docked + Days Refunded = Adj Accrued Days
Example: 20 - 0 + 0.7288 = 20.73 Adj Accrued Days
The following steps must be performed for each accruing job:
1. Determine how many days are to be accrued for the pay period. This is on the Accrual Calendar table.
Example: 20 days
2. Because the employee is being refunded $150.00, the number of days worked must be adjusted.
Amount Refunded/Daily Rate = Days Refunded
Example: 0.00 or $150.00/$205.83 = 0.7288 Days Refunded
3. The adjusted accrued days and adjusted pay must be calculated.
Days from Accrual Table - Days Docked + Days Refunded = Adj Accrued Days
Example: 20 - 0 + 0.7288 = 20.73 Adj Accrued Days
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