Compensation Types
Compensation types are the building blocks of a company’s compensation agreements.
Quick facts on Compensation Types:
- Compensation types are the templates for employee compensation agreements.
- Contain information such as maximum and minimum salary amounts for employee agreements.
- Used for defining compensation-specific information for all agreements of the given type.
- Examples: Basic Salary, Pensions, Bonuses, Insurances, and so on.
- All compensation types must by assigned to a Compensation Model.
Additionally, a compensation type can be set up as a percentage of the sum of other compensation types within a Compensation Group. The percentage is then used when calculating gross pay and base salary. See Compensation Group for details.
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- Restrict Compensation Types
You can restrict compensation types to the ones that are relevant to your company. - Allowance or Deduction Set Up
You can specify a compensation type as an allowance or a deduction. - Condition Groups
Compensation types can be assigned a condition group, which is set up with lower and upper limits. - Thresholds and Limits
Compensation types can be set up with upper limit and lower thresholds on their pay out. - Pro Rata Methods
Pro rata methods are designed to handle pay when compensations or employment does not cover the entire calculation period. For example, the pro rata method is used when an employee leaves the job in the middle of the calculation period
Parent Topic: Advanced Costing