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Access to the Labor Cost Rates Library
We use Labor Cost Rates Library to manage Cost Rates for Employees, Work Order Types and Sites.
To create Cost Rates for an Employee:
- Open the Employee card
- Click to create an Employee Cost record
- Configure the relevant Rates
This library is accessible to the HR Manager Employee Role and administrators.
Employee Cost Card Overview
Weekly Cost Rate
- Leave blank for any employee paid hourly.
- Always specify a Weekly Cost Rate for Salary Employees.
- This field is essential if your salary employees are Clocking-In/Out to record their actual hours, but are still being paid salary. This is because variations in recorded hours could erroneously reflect labor costs to your company for an Employee who only costs a fixed rate.
- The Weekly Cost Rate allows FCX to record exact hours, but dynamically adjust the employee's Hourly Rate so that, no matter how many hours are worked, the total cost is the same.
Employee Cost Rates
- Most companies dynamically calculate Employee Cost Rates based on data automatically synced from your Payroll System.
- IF you do NOT use FCX Payroll Sync, you can enter Employee Cost Rates here for your Payroll Items like "Regular Time," "OT," "Sick," etc.
- IF you DO use FCX Payroll Sync, you should usually only enter Cost Rates here for "Per-Diem-type" Payroll Items. This is needed to calculate Per Diem cost prior to the Payroll Period being closed.
DO NOT specify a Wage Type for any "Per-Diem-type" Cost Rate entered here, leave it blank. Entering a Wage Type here will create a calculation error!
Labor Cost Rates History
Cost Rates have defined validity periods. Each time you adjust the weekly cost rate or update the cost rates table, specify the effective date for the changes.
You can read anything and everything about Cost Rates in FCX here.
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