Pay Group Rate Default Hierarchy
This table shows showing how Spectrum's pay rate default hierarchy is affected when you select the Phase rate overrides ALL other rates checkbox. Number 1 receives the highest priority, and number 5 the lowest.
In other words, the software will check for a non-zero pay rate in the order listed, and will default the first rate found.
If the phase override checkbox IS selected: |
If the phase override checkbox IS NOT selected: |
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1. The phase rate override from the pay group file defaults. |
1. If the field is set to Employee pay rate, then the employee home rate from the employee master file defaults. |
2a. If the field is set to Employee pay rate, then the employee home rate from the employee master file defaults. – OR – 2b. The employee-specific phase rate from the pay group file defaults. |
2a. The employee-specific phase rate from the pay group file defaults. – OR – 2b. The phase rate override from the pay group file defaults. |
3. The employee-specific rate from the pay group file defaults. |
3. The employee-specific rate from the pay group file defaults. |
4. The pay group rate from the pay group file defaults. |
4. The pay group rate from the pay group file defaults. |
5. The employee home rate from the employee master file defaults. |
5. The employee home rate from the employee master file defaults. |
Note: If the Higher of the two rates option is selected on the tab and if the rate is non-zero, the software compares the
employee home rate to the pay rate and uses the higher of the two. |
Note: If the Higher of the two rates option is
selected on the tab and if the rate is non-zero, the software compares the
employee home rate to the pay rate and uses the higher of the two.
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