Labor Costing
You can put cost to the labor hours that employees charge.
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- Labor Costing Overview
Costing can be based on either labor cost or billing rates. - Rate Calculations
Time & Expense applies a formula to determine how to cost the hours on an employee's timesheet line. The formula and certain amounts used are determined by the pay type on the timesheet line. - Rate Override
An employee or supervisor may be able to use the cell comments dialog box to overwrite the rates used in the calculation. - User-Defined Rate 1
User-Defined Rates 1 and 2 are used to cost the labor hours that employees charge. User-Defined Rate 1 is well suited for labor cost rates, especially if the rates are driven by projects, unions, locations, labor codes, and so on. - User-Defined Rate 2
User-Defined Rates 1 and 2 are used to cost the labor hours that employees charge. User-Defined Rate 2 is well suited for billing or "burn" rates, where the rates are driven by projects or labor codes. - Labor Costing Tasks
Time & Expense offers two user-defined rates costing purposes.
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