on 04-18-2008 7:15 AM
Hi Experts,
I have a scenario where the employees are not paid the salay for the Sunday...means he is to be paid the salary for 26days in a month.
Please tell me what should i do to tackle this. I am working in -ve time management.
regards
TS
Hi,
In defining the day rule for Sunday. You have marked 2 for working day(i.e blank). Where is in factory calender you might have not ticked the Sunday as working day.
What you have to do is when you create a day rule mark 2 for all the day types. or tick the sundy as working day in Factory calender.
If you don't want Sunday as working day then mark 2 for all the day types in creation of day rule. then create the work schedule rule and generate it then try once again
Kumar
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Hi,
I think you might have created seperate dail work schedule for Sunday, for that daily work schedule daily work schedule class should be 0. Check that once.
Kumar
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Hi
In table V_T553T, you have day type 2 - is for Off/ unpaid.
Assign this day type for sunday column in table :T553A
In table T553A, you have 3 colums, 1st is for working days, 2nd for Saturday, 3rd for Sunday.
Again in each column you have to enter 9 values, I hope you may knew what for these 9 values are Holiday classes,
Holiday classes
0 - Is for work days
1- is for holidays
2- is half day holiday
3-9 customer specific
Kumar
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Hi,
I have done this.
In table T553A i have the below values.
For Working Days - 0111111111 (0 means Blank)
For Saturday - 0111111111 (0 means Blank)
For Sunday - 2111111111
After doing this, i have generated the Work Schedule.
Even then, the system is paying full amount for the month. It is not deducting any amount for Sundays.
regards
TS
Sorry, I meant unpaid leave
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Set Sunday(Rest) as paid leave
Lokesh
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