Auxiliary Hours Rules Operands

Auxiliary Hours Rules are used to calculate Auxiliary (Bonus) Hours, which allow employees to earn more hours than they actually work. For example, a second-shift employee may work 6.5 hours and be paid for 8 hours. The employee’s timecard will still show the actual hours worked (6.5 in this example). The Auxiliary Hours will be visible in transaction details and will have a unique pay designator.

Auxiliary Hours are calculated according to the Auxiliary Hours Ruleset assigned to the person’s Pay Policy. The LABOR_ALL_MT service uses this ruleset to calculate Auxiliary Hours.

 

Operands

When you create rules, a combination of operands and operators make up the IF and THEN clauses. The combination of operands and operators must return a Boolean value or be a Boolean expression (True or False) in order for the rules to work. For example, the IS operands will return a Boolean expression (True or False statement) and the GET operands will return a value.

The following is a list of the available operands for the AuxiliaryHoursRuleset.

Add Bonus Hours

Add Bonus Hours All Aux Columns

Add Bonus Hours with Cap

Add Bonus Hours with Cap All Aux Columns

Has Auxiliary Duration

Is Event Name

Is Event Type

Is Hours Class

Is Hours Class Paid

Is Nth Scheduled Day

Is Scheduled Day

Is Shift Num

Not

Stop Processing

True