Proportional
- Get the ratio of the “work days” / days in the year (includes weekend).
- Days in the year = 365 (most of the time).
- “Work days” means the days between the start and end of the work plans. Example:
Work Plan 1 started and ended on 15/01/2016 and 30/06/2018 respectively.
Work Plan 2 started on 01/07/2018 (latest work plan).
Work days for 2018 entitlement = 181 days (01/01/2018 – 30/06/2018) and 184 days (01/07/2018 – 31/12/2018). There were two “work days” because of the new work plan added for 01/07/2018.
- Formula:
- (Full Entitlement x (work days / days in the year)) x FTE (full time equivalent).
Monthly
- This should be the standard calculation method.
- Includes bank holidays for part-timers - optional.
- Monthly Entitlement = Full Entitlement / 12 (months).
- Working Months = Full months from start to end of entitlement period. For mid-month new starter, the full month will start from the following month. System will pro-rate the current month entitlement (below).
- Start Month entitlement = (Monthly Entitlement / Days in Month) x Days Worked in Month (includes weekend).
- If the end date is not the last day of the month (leavers):
- End Month entitlement = (Monthly Entitlement / Days in Month) x Days Worked in Month (includes weekend).
- Formula:
- ((Monthly Entitlement x Working Months) + Start Month Entitlement + End Month Entitlement) x FTE.
Full Months
- This is the same as Monthly calculation except it only calculates full months worked.
- Monthly Entitlement = Full Entitlement / 12 (months).
- Working Months = Full months from start to end of entitlement period. For mid-month new starter, the full month will start from the following month.
- Formula:
- Monthly Entitlement x Working Months x FTE.
Weekly
- This is the same as Proportional Zero Hours calculation.
In Weeks
- No pro-rata. System just use the value entered on Admin -> Administer Entitlement Plan once the employee was over x months employment.
- This is a custom code that we have built for H Young.
Hours over Contract
- I think this is additional entitlement for overtime/holiday.
- Set the element id for the hours that we need to use for the calculation from the dta_batch_time_items table in the setting “AbsenceAddHolPayCode”.
- Hours Over Contract = Total hours from dta_batch_time_items table – Hours from Contract screen between the start and end date of the plan.
- Annual Full Time Hours = Full Time hours (from Admin -> Administer Entitlement Plan) x 52 (weeks).
- Ratio = Full Entitlement / (Annual Full Time Hours – Full Entitlement).
- Formula:
- Hours over Contract x Ratio.
Monthly Zero Hours
- Use this when we have zero FTE – no fixed work days.
- Includes bank holidays for part-timers - optional.
- Annual Full Time Hours = Full Time hours (from Admin -> Administer Entitlement Plan) x 52 (weeks).
- Full Time Hours = Add up 52 weeks of hours from the Contract screen based on the start and end dates of the plan.
- Entitlement = refer to the Monthly calculation.
- Formula:
- Entitlement x (Full Time Hours / Annual Full Time Hours).
Monthly Zero Days
- Use this when we have zero FTE – no fixed work days.
- Includes bank holidays for part-timers - optional.
- Annual Full Time Days = 260 days (hard-coded).
- Full Time Days = Add up 52 weeks of days from the Contract screen based on the start and end dates of the plan.
- Entitlement = refer to the Monthly calculation.
- Formula:
- Entitlement x (Full Time Days / Annual Full Time Days).
Proportional Zero Hours
- Annual Full Time Hours = Full Time hours (from Admin -> Administer Entitlement Plan) x 52 (weeks).
- Full Time Hours = Add up 52 weeks of hours from the Contract screen based on the start and end dates of the plan.
- Formula:
- Full Entitlement x (Full Time Hours / Annual Full Time Hours).
Proportional Zero Days
- Annual Full Time Days = 260 days (hard-coded).
- Full Time Days = Add up 52 weeks of days from the Contract screen based on the start and end dates of the plan.
- Formula:
- Full Entitlement x (Full Time Days / Annual Full Time Days).
Rolling Threshold
- This is the same as Proportional calculation.
Rolling Threshold In Weeks
- This is the same as In Weeks calculation.