Description
The following changes have been made to entitlement balance conditions for leave taken deduction rules:
the existing Sufficient entitlement balance type has been enhanced so that it will pay up to the entitlement accrual balance (for example, where e.g. if leave entitlement balance is 5 days but 7 days of leave are taken, 5 days will be paid and the remaining 2 days will be unpaid).
a new entitlement balance type of Insufficient has been added and if used it will pay the entire duration of leave taken irrespective of the payee’s entitlement balance.
Questions - can currently only define either one or the other not both but JQs change notes state:
What if the condition is not used at all?
Benefits
This enhancement …
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to pay the difference between the entitlement balance and the balance required to pay the full duration of the leave if the entitlement balance is insufficient (e.g. if leave entitlement balance is 5 days but 7 days leave are taken, 2 days will be paid and the remaining 5 days will be unpaid).
Benefits
This enhancement provides more flexibility to cater for paying leave in situations where a payee has an insufficient leave entitlement balance to cover the entire duration of leave taken. For example, the following scenarios can be catered for:
partial payment of the leave taken
payment of the balance of the leave entitlement at a different rate compared to the remainder of leave for which there is an insufficient entitlement balance.
Configuration
Entitlement balance conditions can be added to deduction rules for leave taken, which can be added to