This is a pre-search that allows you to search for the employee's record for whom you are going to enter the salary change. If there are any existing records for the employee on the database, then these will be available here for you to view.

Status: Employees can be filtered by their status. The default filter is for ''Active'' employees but if for example, you may wish to view the salary change records of an ex-employee. Simply filter by "Ex-Employee'' and the names of those persons will appear.

Company Name: Used in a multi-company setup, select the company name to first filter the employees by the company they are in.

Badge Number: Enter the employee's badge number to search for their profile.

Last Name: Enter the employee's last name to search for their profile.

First Name: Enter the employee's first name to search for their profile.

COMPANY DETAILS

• Company Code: Used in a multi-company setup, select either the company code or name to first filter employees by the company they are in.
• Company Name: Used in a multi-company setup, select either the company code or name to first filter employees by the company they are in.

EMPLOYEE DETAILS

• Badge Number: Enter the employee's badge number to search for their profile.
• Last Name: Enter the employee's last name to search for their profile.
• First Name: Enter the employee's first name to search for their profile.

SALARY CHANGE DETAILS

• Transaction Reason Code and Description: Select the transaction code or reason from those which would have been previously setup.
• Effective Date: This is the date from which the salary takes effect.
  • The Salary Changes are automatically posted to Cycle Changes when the record is saved.
  • If the cycle with the effective date is closed, the Cycle Changes will be generated in the next available open cycle.  For example, if a salary change with an effective date of January 1^st 2016 was entered, but all payrolls have been archived up to June 2016, then the next available cycle would be July 2016.
• Pro-ration. If the effective date does not fall at the start of the cycle then the amounts are pro-rated – the employee is paid at the old rate for the period before the effective date and at the new rate for the period of the cycle after the effective date.  The formula is: 
  • Amount = ((Old cycle rate x (number of days between the start of the cycle and the effective date –1)) + (new cycle rate x (number of days between the effective date and the end of the cycle) total number of days in the cycle).

SALARY CHANGE DETAILS:

• These details are auto-filled here when the employee is selected, based on the salary change flag setup for their pay group. However, even though it is not recommended, this can still be changed if required by the user entering the details.

CHANGE FROM:

• If this is the first time entering a salary change for an employee, then the salary grade details here will automatically show as N/A.
• If there is an existing transaction for an employee where the salary grades are not used, then the salary grade details here will automatically show as N/A.
• If there is an existing transaction for an employee where the salary grades are used, then the salary grade details here will automatically show the employee's current salary grade details.

CHANGE TO: 

Salary Grade: Select the salary grade from the grades previously setup for your organization. If not being used, simply enter the Salary/Rate for the employee.

Salary Grade Description: The description will be auto-filled based on the grade selected.

Salary Grade Point: Select the salary grade point that is entered for the employee

Salary/Rate: The salary/rate will automatically appear here based on the grade point selected. If the salary grades and points are not being used, then those steps can be skipped and you can simply enter the salary amount or rate here.

COMMENTS:

• Enter any comments here for all who have access to the record to view.

Posted:  Salary Change records do not need to be posted by the user.  They are flagged as posted when the pay cycle to which they apply are run.  As such, the Posted box will be checked when, on the payroll side, the pay cycle to which the salary change belongs is run.