This view is used to clone, add, edit or delete overtime rates, which are applied to rates in the Rates view in the Users category. When a rule is created, you can then assign it to a particular rate. From the Users view, you can then select applicable rates of wages and rates charged, which are used to calculate client and company costs.
You do not need to use overtime rates if your company is not concerned with costs.
In the tool bar, you can clone, add or delete items. In the table part, you can select any item, and edit it by using actions in the popup menu.
Field Description Table
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| *Name | The name of the overtime rule (up to 250 characters). When you create a rate rule, it can then be applied to any rate entered in the Rates view. For each user, you will be able to select a rate for different types of hours worked (i.e. regular hours worked, overtime hours worked, etc.) User rates are multiplied by hours worked to calculate company and client costs. |
| Prorating | The prorating value for the rule. The prorating is multiplied by the rate amount to calculate user rate charged and rate of wages. |
| After | After benchmark. Overtime rule will be applied between After-Benchmark time and Before-Benchmark time. After-Benchmark should be less than Before-Benchmark. |
| Before | Before benchmark. Overtime rule will be applied between After-Benchmark time and Before-Benchmark time. After-Benchmark should be less than Before-Benchmark. |
To clone overtime rates:
To add overtime rates:
The following steps are optional:
To modify or delete overtime rates:
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The fields marked with * are required fields. When add a new entry, you need fill something in these fields. |
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Table View integrates a lot of buttons for easy operation, click here to learn them. |
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Clone can easy of entry item. Just select an item, use the action of Clone to clone, and create a new entry with the same settings. |
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Switch to the appropriate tab to add Notes, Phones and Addresses. |
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