Timecard Edits


This topic covers Timecard Edits in Axess Timecard.


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  5. To edit timecards for your employees, click the Review and Approve Timecards link.

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  6. Type the Employee ID Number of the employee whose timecard you would like to edit.

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  7. Click Get Employees.

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  8. Non Worked Time

     

    To add non-worked time to the employee’s timecard, identify the row for the applicable date.  If the row already contains work hours, click the '+' button to add a new row for that date.

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  9. From the Time Reporting Code dropdown menu, select the code for the type of non-worked time that you are recording.

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  10. In the Hours field, enter the number of hours to record for the Time Reporting Code.

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  11. Click Submit to save your entry.

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  12. Worked Time – Make Up Time

     

    If an employee requests in writing to work additional hours on one work day to be applied as make-up time for another work day in the same work week, a timecard edit is necessary to reflect this arrangement.

     

    The applicable hours must be moved to a new row.

     

    Click the '+' button to add a row for that date.

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  13. Delete the Out punch on the original row.

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  14. Enter an In punch on the new row for the start time of the additional hours.

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  15. Enter an Out punch on the new row for the end time of the additional hours.

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  16. From the Time Reporting Code dropdown menu, select Make-Up at Straight Earned.

     

    This entry will exclude the hours from the totals for the day.

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  17. Moving to the day where the make-up hours should be applied, click the '+' button to add a new row for that date. 

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  18. From the Time Reporting Code dropdown menu, select Salary.

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  19. In the Hours field, enter the number of hours to record for the Time Reporting Code.

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  20. Click Submit to save your entry.

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  21. Worked Time – Make Up Time at Premium Pay

     

    If a supervisor compels an employee to work additional hours, the hours must be paid at the appropriate overtime premium rate. If the employee requests in writing for the additional hours to be applied as make-up time for another work day in the same work week, a timecard edit is necessary to reflect this arrangement. Because the overtime premium is due, hours are exchanged at a ratio of 1 hour worked to 1.5 hours earned.

     

    The applicable hours must be moved to a new row.

     

    Click the '+' button to add a row for that date.

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  22. Delete the Out punch on the original row.

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  23. Enter an In punch on the new row for the start time of the additional hours.

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  24. Enter an Out punch on the new row for the end time of the additional hours.

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  25. From the Time Reporting Code dropdown menu, select Make-Up at Premium Earned.

     

    This entry will exclude the hours from the totals for the day.

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  26. Moving to the day where the make-up hours should be applied, click the '+' button to add a new row for that date. 

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  27. From the Time Reporting Code dropdown menu, select Make Up Time at Premium Used.

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  28. In the Hours field, enter the number of hours to record for the Time Reporting Code.

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  29. Click Submit to save your entry.

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  30. Worked Time – Overtime at Regular Hourly Rate

     

    If a non-exempt salaried employee works part time, a timecard edit is necessary to pay for any work hours beyond his/her normally scheduled hours, but below the threshold for an overtime premium. 

     

    From the row reflecting the additional work hours, the applicable hours must be moved to a new row.

     

    Click the '+' button to add a row for that date. 

     

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  31. Delete the Out punch on the original row.

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  32. Enter an In punch on the new row for the start time of the additional hours.

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  33. Enter an Out punch on the new row for the end time of the additional hours.

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  34. From the Time Reporting Code dropdown menu, select Straight Time. This entry will add pay at the hourly rate to the totals for the day.

     

    Note:  Similar to this procedure, you may add a Time Reporting Code to a line containing work hours to indicate special treatment is necessary for these hours.  For Bargaining Unit employees, you would follow this procedure to note Employee Convenience hours or Quick Shift hours.

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  35. Click Submit to save your entry.

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  36. Worked Time – Charge Multiple PTAs for a Single Work Day

     

    Hours worked for an hourly employee are allocated to the appropriate PTA in Axess Timecard.  If multiple PTAs are to be charged for a single day of work, a timecard edit is necessary to move work hours to separate rows to allow for entry of additional PTAs. 

     

    From the row with the work hours to distribute to multiple PTAs, the applicable hours must be moved to a new row.  Click the '+' button to add a row for that date.

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  37. Delete the Out punch on the original row.

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  38. Enter an In punch on the new row for the start time of the hours for the new PTA.

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  39. Enter an Out punch on the new row for the end time of the hours for the new PTA.

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  40. Click the Hourglass next to the PTA field to select the PTA to charge for the hours.  Alternatively, you may type an Override PTA if the PTA that you wish to charge is not in the PTA selection list.

     

    Note:  If you wish to charge the Override PTA for more than one pay period, it is recommended that you add the PTA to the employee’s Labor Schedule so it will appear in the PTA selection list.

     

    Repeat, as necessary, to allocate hours to the appropriate PTA(s).

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  41. Click Submit to save your entry.

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