Start Stop Times Subtask

Labor laws in some states (California, for example) require that, in some cases, employees track and record start and stop times for each new task and for breaks and meals. Use the Start/Stop Times subtask to record this information. This subtask is available only if your company uses the Start/Stop Times feature.

If the timesheet is non-editable, you can still view the Start/Stop Times subtask, but the fields are disabled.

Location

To display the Start/Stop Times subtask:

  1. Click Time & Expense > Time > Timesheets > Timesheet.
  2. Click the Start/Stop Times subtask link.
    Note:

    If the timesheet is non-editable, you can still view the Start/Stop Times subtask, but the fields will be disabled.

Contents

Start/Stop Times Table

Field Description
Timesheet Date

Select the box in the first column for the date for which you want to enter start/stop times. Your data will automatically be entered into the timesheet table.

Complete/Incomplete

For each date, if the start and stop times have been entered, Complete displays if all fields are completed. If the form is missing information, Incomplete displays, or it is empty if no information has been entered.

Line Details Table

Field Description
Charge

Select the type of charge for which you are entering start and stop times:

Break - Select the appropriate charge for a regular, non-meal break.

Paid Break - If your timesheet is enabled for paid breaks, select the appropriate charge for tracking of paid breaks (for example, Paid Break).
Note: During validation, hours entered using a pay type that has been configured as valid for paid breaks are counted as hours worked. If overtime is automatically calculated, paid break entries are also counted as hours worked.

Meal - Select the appropriate code for a meal break.

Work  - Work period in which you worked on tasks for which you are required to track start and stop times. This option is only available if you are required to enter start and stop times for work periods, but do not have to enter them for individual tasks that you worked on within those periods.

Timesheet line number and specific UDT01 code  - Work period for a specific task for which you are required to track start and stop times. This option is only available if you are required to enter separate start and stop times for time spent on specific tasks (UDT01 codes) and your timesheet has at least one row for a UDT01 code that is set up for start and stop time entry.

To enter start and stop times for a specific charge code, you must first add a row for it to the timesheet, if one doesn't already exist.

Start Date

Select the date on which the time period began. The date is selected in the Start/Stop table above, but you can modify the date by clicking . The eligible dates range between the day you select and that date minus one day.

Start Time

Enter the starting time of the break, meal, or work period.

Stop Date

Select the date on which the time period ended. The date is selected in the Start/Stop table above, but you can modify the date by clicking . The eligible dates range between the day you select and that date plus one day.

Stop Time

Enter the ending time of the break, meal, or work period.

You can leave the Stop Time blank as long as it is the only record without a stop time and is for the latest start/stop time line for the date.

Comment

Use this unlabeled field to enter a short note concerning the break, meal, or work period.

OK

Click OK to confirm any additions or changes that you made and return to the Timesheet screen. If you entered times for specific timesheet charge lines, Time & Expense calculates the hours for those lines and displays the result in the date column on the Timesheet screen.