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Employee Salaries Manage Data Requirements

Employee Salaries Data Overview

Employee salaries include all the pays that employees receive based on their assignment to jobs. Employees can have multiple pays, and pays can be structured with a unique basis– meaning we can handle that some people are paid based on hourly/daily/annual or other mechanisms. The way that this works is that each record has an fte_basis, which represents the number of units of pay that are equivalent to a 1.0 FTE over a school year. To determine the annual pay, Allovue multiplies the fte_basis by amount. The employee pay_type is an open field to define the type of pay. This allows employees to include their stipend and non- regular salary pays.

Employee Salaries Data Elements

Element

Description

Example

Employee Code

Unique identifier for an employee, typically the employee number.

Should be a displayed value.

1

Pay Type

A description of the type of pay. May be “regular salary” or “longevity stipend” or similar.

Regular Salary

Segment Code

The object or other dimension that this salary is always charged to.

Should always be a single account segment type/dimension

101

Pay Basis

A descriptor of how someone receives this pay. Examples include hourly, daily, pay period, or annual basis. This is only used as a description.

Daily

FTE Basis

The number of units that represent a 1.0 FTE when receiving this pay.

For an hourly pay basis, this is the number of hours worked per year as a fully time employee.

For daily, number of days, pay period number of pay periods.

For annual use 1.0

185

Amount

This is the rate of pay per basis. For hourly, the hourly rate, for daily, daily, etc.

300

Start Date

The first day this employee made this salary rate.

2023-02-14

End Date

The last day this employee made this salary rate.

Employee Salaries Data Validations

  • employee_code, pay_type, segment_code, pay_basis, fte_basis, amount, andstart_date are not null.

  • employee code, pay type and start_date are unique.

  • start_date less than end_date OR end_date is NULL.

  • employee_code matches an existing employee.

  • Segment code matches an existing segment code for that dimension.

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