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Use this field to indicate how information is saved and processed from one pay period to the next. All data is saved in the archive and cannot be modified. However, you may control how the data is transferred to the new pay period.

None

Clear all T&A data after the build for the new pay period. For a correction record, the value may only be None, so it is set automatically and cannot be changed.

All

Retains all T&A information as it was entered for the last pay period for the next pay period. Use this function for employees whose time and accounts do not change much from one pay period to another. It may be more useful to use Restore From Default or Exception Processing for these employees.

TCs and Accounting

Retain the transaction codes and accounting information but delete all daily hours. This is convenient for employees who charge to a number of different accounts and the time charged to those accounts is variable from one pay period to the next.

Restore from Default

Copy the data from the employee’s default schedule to the T&A forms at the beginning of the pay period. You must create a default schedule for the employee for this function to work. This option is good when a person charges time to the same accounts each week on the same days except for leave and premium time. You or the employee may then make the changes necessary for the new pay period.

Exception Processing

With exception processing, only the exceptions to the employee’s default schedule need to be entered. A default schedule must be entered for the employee before this function can be used. Then you may enter the exceptions (leave used and premium pay) on the T&A screens. The system will reduce the number of hours recorded in the default schedule by the number of hours of base pay entered as exceptions. This option requires the least data entry from one pay period to the next, but is only useful for employees who can benefit from a default schedule.

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