You can use the PR Craft Classes form to set up class codes.
These codes identify work type classifications within a craft/union. A separate class must be set up for each pay rate. For unions, this would typically be the code for Journeyman, Foreman, Apprentice 1, etc.
Tip: You can access the PR Craft Classes form from the Main Menu or by double-clicking the Classes tab in PR Crafts.
The following instructions detail how to set up craft classes.
- Open PR Craft Classes.
- In the Craft field, enter a valid craft or press F4 to select from a list of valid crafts.
- In the Class field, enter an identifier for the class.
- In the Description field, enter a description for the class.
- To use weighted-average overtime rates for this craft/class:
- In the EEO Class field, enter a class to be on the PR Monthly Employment Utilization Report. The three standard classes are J (Journeyman), A (Apprentice), and T (Trainee). You can use additional values, but in order for the report to count the number of employees per type, you must specify one of the three standard classes.
- The Wage Pct field applies to users of the PR Certified Transcript - eMars report only. For A and T standard classes, enter the percentage of the full wage the employee is being paid. For example, if the apprentice employee is being paid 80% of a regular employee wage, enter 80. Do not enter as a decimal.
- For Australia users: If you pay a weekly minimum for superannuation for this class, enter the amount in the Superannuation Weekly Minimum field. For more information, see Setting Weekly Minimums for Superannuation.
- If prevailing wage applies to the craft class (crafts with capped codes only), enter prevailing wage information.
- Set up pay rates for the class.
- Set up variable earnings for the class.
- Set up add-on earnings for the class, as necessary.
- Set up deductions and liabilities for the class, as necessary.
- Set up allowance earnings for the class, as necessary.