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How do I enter an hourly rate on a salaried employee?

Set up the Enter Payroll Checks view to bill hours at an hourly rate on a salaried employee. In some instances, you may need to convert a salary to an hourly rate. For example, when you pay an employee who is not exempt from the provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA).  

If this situation applies to a salaried employee, you can change the settings on the Enter Payroll Checks view to enter an hourly rate and calculate an amount. 

 

Allowing an hourly rate on a salaried employee

1. Open Connect Payroll > Employees > Enter Payroll Checks. 

2. Use the Employee box to enter an employee number. 

3. Click Restricted Fields  (ALT+R). 

Restricted Fields button

 

4. Enter the Field Access password, and then click OK. 

Password window

 

5. Now, you can enter the hours, units, and rate. 

Hours, Units, Rate box

 

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