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TM-31 Time Admin Quick Reference Guide

Purpose

The purpose of this job aid is to provide a quick reference to Attendance/Absence (A/A) Types (see TM-03 for full descriptions), common transaction types, daily work schedules for substitutions, a visual of the leave hierarchy for approved leave, and a minutes/decimals conversion for time entry.

Attendance/Absence (A/A) Types

The Attendance/Absence (A/A) Types are used when coding time in the Employee Self Service (ESS) Portal, on a payroll time sheet and in the Integrated HR-Payroll System. A/A types are available from a drop down on Time Entry screens in ESS and the Integrated HR-Payroll System. If you are not sure which A/A type to use during a given situation, please contact your agency’s Time Administrator.

Inactive A/A types can only be used for the period of time specified as valid (please see TM-03 Attendance Absence Type Overview) and may generate retroactive calculations.

Active A/A Type 

Code

 

Name

9000   Approved Leave
9100   Bonus Leave
9128   CDE Comp Leave
9200   Sick Leave
9238   Parental Leave (8 wks)
9239   Parental Leave (4 wks)
9250   Bereavement Leave Family
9255   Bereavement Leave Other
9300   Holiday Leave
9400   Leave Without Pay
9500   Time Worked
9511   Remote Callback
9512   Liability Leave Make-Up
9514  

Work During Emergency Closing

9515   Travel Time 1X
9516   Callback
9517   On-Call
9530   OMAL – Non-Discretionary
9531   OMAL - Discretionary
9532   OMAL – Emergency Closing
9533  

OMAL – Relief Efforts

9534   OMAL - Medical
9545   Adverse Weather Leave
9550   Civil Leave – Jury Duty
9560   Community Service Leave
9565   Community Service Tutoring
9566   Literacy Volunteer Leave
9570   Educational Leave
9571   Personal Observance Leave
9620   Military Training Leave
9630   Military Active Duty
9680   Injury Absence WC
9685   Injury Leave
9690   Investigatory Leave
9718   Special Bonus FY2018
9719   Special Bonus FY19-20

Inactive A/A Types
 

Code

 

Name

9513   CDE 1.50 Worked
9518   CDE 1.25 Worked
9519   CDE 1.20 Worked
9520   CDE 1.10 Worked
9521   CDE 1.05 Worked
9540   Other Mgmt. Approved Leave
9547  

Administrative Leave-CDE**

9548   State of Emergency Leave
9549   CDE Care Leave
9580   FFCRA Employee Care
9581  

FFCRA Family Care

9582   FFCRA w/Care Leave Supp*
9583   FFCRA EFMLEA
9584   FFCRA EFMLEA w/Care Lv*
9585   CDE Eldercare/No TLW
9586   CDE Eldercare/No TLW w/CL*
9587   CDE Elder/No TLW 1/3
9588   CDE Elder/No TLW w/CL 1/3
9681   CDE Injury Absence WC
9710   Flexible Furlough leave
9711   FY2012–2013 Special Leave
9712   Special Leave

*The Integrated HR-Payroll System will supplement 1/3 of pay with CDE Care Leave automatically. There are several helpful documents on OSC’s HR-Payroll Help Documents page found by filtering on COVID19.

**Agencies should verify with their management staff if they have an approved OSHR exception to use A/A 9547 after 8/14/22.

 

Transactions

Transaction Code

 

Description

CAT2   Enter Time
CAT3   Display Timesheet
CATS_DA   Display Working Times
PA51   Display Time Data
CATC   Time Leveling
PA61   Substitutions
PT50   Quota Overview
PT_ERL00   Time Evaluation Errors
ZNCTIME   Time Statement
PT66   Time Evaluation Results


Daily Work Schedules for Substitutions

Number of Hours

 

Day Schedules

Evening Premium

Night Premium

8 Hours   1D08 1E08 1N08
9 Hours   1D09 1E09 1N09
10 Hours   1D10 1E10 1N10
12 Hours   1D12 1E12 1N12
12.25 Hours   1D43 N/A 1N43

For a complete list of Work Schedules, please consult the TM-19 Work Schedules spreadsheet. 

Leave Hierarchy – Approved Leave

All absences recorded as A/A type 9000 - Approved Leave will be subject to this Leave Hierarchy which is set by OSHR policy.
 

Current Approved Leave Hierarchy

22 – Holiday Comp
20 – Overtime Comp
21 – Gap Hours Comp
23 – Callback Comp
26 – On Call Comp
24 – Travel Comp
27 – Emergency Closing Comp
29 – Incentive Leave
10 – Vacation Leave
31 – Advanced Vacation Allowed

Minutes/Decimals Conversion for Time Entry

All agencies can use up to two decimal places (1/100th increments) to record time. By adopting the smallest common increment, each agency will be able to manage time consistently.

Minutes

 

Decimals

1   .02
2   .03
3   .05
4   .07
5   .08
6   .1
7   .12
8   .13
9   .15
10   .17
11   .18
12   .2
13   .22
14   .23
15   .25
16   .27
17   .28
18   .3
19   .32
20   .33
21   .35
22   .37
23   .38
24   .4
25   .42
26   .43
27   .45
28   .47
29   .48
30   .5
31   .52
32   .53
33   .55
34   .57
35   .58
36   .6
37   .62
38   .63
39   .65
40   .67
41   .68
42   .7
43   .72
44   .73
45   .75
46   .77
47   .78
48   .8
49   .82
50   .83
51   .85
52   .87
53   .88
54   .9
55   .92
56   .93
57   .95
58   .97
59   .98
60   1

 

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