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| Scripting - Overtime/Doubletime Threshold | ||||||
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| **** Please note instructions are for TimeWorks. TimeWorks Plus variation below. **** These commands allow for an easy way to set up Overtime and Doubletime rules for clients. Before using any of the overtime/doubletime Threshold commands, the below command must be entered first or it will default to the normal OT processing (40 hrs. / weekly which happens after all scripts have finished). otrules="-" Explanation of commands Currently there are four known commands. Commands are case sensitive. * ot1threshold - Can be set for overtime for hours calculated on a weekly basis (currently the default is set to 40 hours). * ot2threshold - Can be set for doubletime for hours calculated on a weekly basis (currently the default is set to 20000 hours so in effect it is disabled at default). * ot1daythreshold - Can be set for overtime for hours calculated on a daily basis (currently the default is set to 20000 hours so in effect it is disabled at default). * ot2daythreshold - Can be set for doubletime for hours calculated on a daily basis (currently the default is set to 20000 hours so in effect it is disabled at default). Example: A Client wants employee’s in location 100 to have every hour after 7 hours of work in a day be considered OT (*1.50) and any hours after 10 considered DT (*2). The script will look as follows: if(location = "100") { otrules="-"; ot1daythreshold= "7"; ot2daythreshold = "10"; } Attached is a screen shot of a test employee that worked a 12 hour shift on 12/17, an 8 hour shift on 12/25 and how the command handles the OT/DT: Doc1.doc For strictly double time promotion meaning you don't want to use overtime rules but want to promote to double time after a certain hour increment please use the below article: Scripting - When Dealing with a Client that Only has Double Time Rules (OTthreshold Scripts) == TimeWorks Plus == In TimeWorksPlus there are a few differences: 1. There are no quotes around the hour values: ot1daythreshold = 10; 2. These scripts will need to be entered under the Processing Rule "OTThresholdScript". With that and using our location = "100" example above, it would be this instead: if(employee.location = "100") { ot1daythreshold= 7; ot2daythreshold = 10; } | |
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