In this IMG activity, you define exceptional situations for special payments.
You must assign an exception modifier to each special payment. The same group of exception conditions and resulting activities applies to special payments with the same modifier.
An exceptional situation can be triggered by an action or by an absence . You can make entries here for these actions and absences.
If this action is then carried out with the corresponding action reason for an employee, the exception rule specified is taken into account when the special payment is processed. The same applies to an absence entered here.
You must make the following entries for an exception rule that is to apply for a change of employee subgroup:
You must specify for each entry whether the
action or the absence reduces the special payment quota. In the
Day addition field, you must decide whether or not the special
payment entitlement is to be cumulated into the standard wage type. The action
or absence can also be detrimental to the quota, in which case the quota is
then no longer set up.
The entitlement must be cumulated into the standard wage type for entries on a
change of employee subgroup.
When the employee leaves the company, his/her entitlement quota should no longer continue to increase. In this case you must enter a 1 for 'detrimental'.
You should have defined the special payment classes, created the special payment wage types and assigned the wage types to the classes.
If a detrimental action is recorded with an advance up to the end of the entitlement period after a payment, a claim can arise. This claim contains the excess entitlement for the period between the action and the end of the entitlement period.
In order to avoid a negative special payment entitlement arising, you can carry out retroactive accounting for the employee up to the payment period. The part paid in excess is then forwarded using the recalculation difference and cleared.