Rapid Entry - Second Payment

Rapid Entry - Second Payment page.Closed From the Payroll menu, select Second Payment > Rapid Entry - Second Payment.

Use this page to enter data for the most commonly used Pay Elements and Deduction/Contribution Elements that apply to a Second Payment for active employees.

To change information displayed in the Current Second Payment Options section, click the Second Payment Options link.

The Applicable Period of Time displayed is the value selected on the Second Payment Options page, and not necessarily the payroll’s pay frequency. To change the value for a payroll run, click the Second Payment Options link. See Set up second payment options.

This page displays the text 2nd Timesheet in the following fields:

  • All entry fields for hours and earnings, if you made any change affecting hours or earnings, rates, or departments for the selected employee on the individual Employee Timesheet – Second Payment page.
  • All entry fields for deductions and contributions, if you made any changes affecting one-time deductions or contributions for the selected employee in the Miscellaneous Deductions & Contributions section on the individual Employee Timesheet - Second Payment page.

This page displays the text Ded&Con if you modified any permanent values that affect deductions or contributions for the selected employee on that payroll run on the individual Regular Payment - Deductions & Contributions page. (If no permanent values are changed and if no one-time dollar amounts are entered on that payroll run, you can enter values for the Deduction and Contribution fields on the Rapid Entry – Second Payment page.

Note: When accessing the Rapid Entry - Second Payment page.Closed From the Payroll menu, select Second Payment > Rapid Entry - Second Payment. for an extra run, garnishees that must be deducted must be entered as one-time amounts on the Employee Timesheet - Second Payment page.Closed From the Payroll menu, select Second Payment > Employee Timesheet - Second Payment. regardless of the option selected on the Second Payment Options page.

All entries made on this page are for this pay only and are allocated to the current pay period.

They are made at each employee's current base rate of pay in conjunction with any permanent rates or factors applicable to that employee. They use the Applicable Period of Time option that you have selected from the Second Payment Options page and are allocated to each employee's current home distribution.

Employees who are on leave or terminated do not appear on the Rapid Entry — Second Payment page. If an employee is put on leave or terminated as part of a pay period payroll, any entries that have been made on the Rapid Entry — Second Payment page as part of that pay period payroll are automatically removed when the Status Change page is saved.

When Salary Override is selected on the Rapid Entry page for a Second Payment, Powerpay disables the employee's text entry area for this pay element if the employee's Pay Type is any of the following:

  • Hourly employee
  • Hourly employee - paid Vacation Pay each pay
  • Hourly employee - paid Additional Accumulator each pay
  • Hourly employee - paid Vac Pay and Addn Accumulator each pay
  • Hourly employee - also receives commissions

The disabled cells also display N/A.

For the Rapid Entry — Second Payment page, if a 0 value is entered for any Earnings Types (i.e. paid as a dollar amount) for a Regular or Extra run, Powerpay removes the 0 value and displays a warning message.

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After you save the data you enter on this page, each employee's Hours, Earnings, Deductions, and Contributions will be entered into the system as though they had been entered through the Hours/Earnings and Miscellaneous Deductions & Contributions sections of the Employee Timesheet – Second Payment page and can be edited through that page. These entries will be included in the Audit Trail produced for the current pay-period payroll under ‘Second Payments’.

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