Formula variables - Where do the formula variables retrieve information for attendance and absence forming the base for accruing holiday in HRM Payroll?
The article explains where Flex HRM collects information about attendance and absence that is counted as base for accruing holiday.
Formula variables for Attendance/Absence
Formula variables are the values used in calculations, for example how many days count as base for accruing holiday. They retrieve their information from various parts of the system, such as the calendar or pay codes.
Formula variable |
How is it retrieved? |
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SemGrFrvDgr |
Absence for the base of accruing holiday from the calendar (does not include no base for accruing holiday time). Does |
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SemGrFrvKdgr |
Absence for the base of accruing holiday from the calendar (does not include no base for accruing holiday time). Does |
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SemGrFrvTim |
Absence for the base of accruing holiday from the calendar (does not include no base for accruing holiday time). |
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SemGrArbTim |
Hours from all transactions with a pay code with the box Working time accruing holiday pay in the pay code register + all absence in the calendar with reason for absence with the box Count this absence as attendance for holiday calculation. A schedule is only required to include absence from the calendar. |
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SemGrArbDgr |
All days with schedule time minus all absence in the calendar with reason for absence that does not have the box Count this absence as attendance for holiday calculation. This means a schedule is required. |
Extent is taken into account
If you have two different absence occasions on the same day. The first is base for accruing holiday 50% and the other no base for accruing holiday 50%, extent is taken into account, i.e. accruing holiday absence days become 0.5.
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