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Working-time law & collective agreements — found from sitemap — Workforce.com
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Overtime averaging Report an error
“Overtime averaging is a way for an employer and employee to average hours over a custom defined period. The period can be in weeks, or a month.”
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Overtime averaging scope Report an error
“Account wide To all employees classified under a certain Earnings Rule or Earnings Template On an per employee basis”
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Overtime period rule Report an error
“To set the contracted weekly hours for the (weekly) period, an 'Overtime Period' Earnings rule must be created”
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Overtime averaging example Report an error
“Overtime will only apply once 76 hours have elapsed in a 2-week period.”
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Monthly calculation Report an error
“If calendar month: ((weekly contracted hours* days in the month))/ 365 * 52 = Monthly contracted hours.”
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Individual override Report an error
“Settings on individual employee profiles will override settings inherited from the Earnings Rule template or organization-wide settings.”
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Monthly rounding Report an error
“When enabling Monthly Overtime, if the number of worked hours doesn't equate to exactly one minute, we will round up to the closest minute.”
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