on 11-26-2013 1:40 PM
Hi All,
Recently we have developed one program for our client.
Which marks LOP for weekly off if employee does not 4 days of attendance in a week.
Execution of program is updating records in 2001 IT but the same is not posted after payroll is run for that employee.
For public holiday if LOP is marked amount is getting deducting from salary and is showing deductions and same LOP is maintained in place of weekly off ( sunday) then employee salary is not deducting for that particular day.
Kindly please suggest why it is not deducting ?
Regards,
Ashok
Hi Ashok,
My question is why LOP will deduct if it is weekly off?? and Public Holidays
The logic is not clear
This is how it will be
If an employee is absent doesn't have 4 days in a week it should deduct one day salary from employee salary
what is the need to mark LOP for Public Holiday or weekly off.
Anyways whatever the scenario is...
As per your scenario , User will mark LOP on Public Holiday It will consider LOP and For weekly off User will mark LOP on weekly off it should deduct one day salary.
The program was developed by ABAPER Kindly check with ABAPER
You said LOP
LOP will deduct from all earning wage types.
First and Foremost you need to explain to ABAPER regarding standard behaviour of LOP in the system that will deduct from all earning wagetypes .
You need to check program to deduct LOP on weekly off A program needs to be changed Just like it is deducting on Public Holiday Calender Same in case with weekly off it should deduct ...
or
Check Mark Weekly off as working day and give lop on the same day the system will deduct or not
please let me know How the system is behaving ....
Thanks
Rajesh
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HI Rajesh,
Thanks for the reply.
User requirement is as below.
If employee is not having attendance for less then 4 days LOP is marked for Week off and even if public holiday is there it should be marked as LOP.
Week off is entitled only when 4 days of attendance is present.
Program is developed and user also confirmed the same that program is working fine.
But the now problem is with payroll. Deductions are not happening for weekly off during payroll run.
We tried using the 2nd point u have mentioned marking weekly off as working day . We maintained 2003 IT for this cases and absence days is shown as "1" after this.
When we run payroll amount is not yet getting deducted for weekly off. This is the issue.
Kindly suggest. Thanks
Regards,
Ashok
Dear Rajesh,
I tried above also it did not work.
For public holiday it is already working but for week off it is not working.
In pay slip, days are shown correctly after maintaining 2003IT but the deductions are not happening for weekly off. This is the current issue.
Can you please suggest.
Regards,
Ashok
Its working
In 2051 Info type Maintain Saturday as Working Day
I maintained Half Day Lop in 2001 infotype on weekly off that was converted to working day that is on 21st of Nov
Generated Payslip You can see below there is deduction There is half day deduction from all earnings It will work for LOP as well.
Any clarification please let me know
For your scenario You can configure one more daily workschedule as Deducted off (DOFF) and assigned to periodic workschedule instead of using DATA that I have used for above which was regular worktiming You can configure same daily workschedule by copying DATA and rename DOFF for better understanding of deductions this will help user So user can select that and assign for better understanding of deductions.
Above attached screen depicts that there is no workschedule rule that has been assigned in planned working time or workschedule may not be generated.
Could you please let me know As you said You are giving LOP on Holiday and its working
Can you attach that screenshot for a Holiday that is working.
Hi Ashok,
Please check your absence counting class status for your defined LOP. Is it covered with weekoff or not.
Since as per your scenerio if it is deducting for Holiday and not for week off, there may be gap.
Santosh Yadav
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Pls help
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Hi Ashok,
You need to check with Factoring pcr.
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