Time record date
The date assigned to each time record serves several important functions. The time record date determines the following:
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Work period and pay period for the time record hours and wages
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Appropriate rate of pay
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Time and Attendance edits
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Selection for processing in the payroll cycle
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Posting of general ledger entries to multiple general ledger periods based on the time record date
Example
The payroll clerk created these time records in the Payroll application for Janet Filman:
Based on the time record dates associated with these time records, Janet had 40 hours of Regular and 2 hours of Overtime for the work period ending January 5th. She had 24 hours of Regular, 16 hours of Sick, and 2 hours of Overtime for the work period ending January 12th.
In total, Janet had 64 hours of Regular, 16 hours of Sick and 4 hours of Overtime for the pay period.