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Component documentation Annual Wage Supplement (AWS) Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

Purpose

This component lets you pay the Annual Wage Supplement (AWS) amount to your employees. AWS represents a single annual payment to employees in addition to the annual salary or wages earned by them. It is also known as the 13th month salary.

Features

Calculation base and AWS factor

The AWS amount is calculated using the calculation base you choose and the AWS factor. The calculation base may be the employee's basic salary or the average basic salary. The system calculates the AWS amount by multiplying the calculation base with the AWS factor. For example, you can specify that a AWS amount of three times the basic salary is to be calculated for all your employees. That is, if an employee earns a monthly basic salary of 5,000 THB, then the employee receives a AWS amount of 15,000 THB as an added bonus.

Payment method

The AWS amount can be paid to the employees in a single period or over multiple periods and each payment can be included in a regular payroll run or an off-cycle payroll run.

AWS for ex-employees

You can calculate the AWS amount for your ex-employees who are terminated during the AWS period by specifying special calculation rules.

Proration

You can use this function to calculate the actual amount using various proration rules. For example, you can prorate the payment based on the actual number of months, working days or calendar days. You can also specify whether the probation period has to be considered to calculate the prorated AWS amount.

Payment limits

You can specify a higher limit and lower limit for the AWS amount to be paid. You can also specify a fixed amount that you want to pay all your employees, irrespective of the salary or wages earned by them.

Batch input session

This function creates a batch input session. On processing this batch input session, the system automatically creates the payment records for your employees in the relevant infotypes.

 

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