1Z0-548 · Question #37
In your client company, proration has been enabled on the element. The payroll user has updated the Grade of the employee in the middle of the payroll period. This has triggered the proration Event…
The correct answer is C. It creates two Run Results: one from the payroll period start date up to the day before the event. Proration is expected to have two different results using the date as the demarcation BRM does the following to calculate the prorated fee for each product that is valid during the 1. Calculates the unit intervals. See "Calculating the Unit Interval". 2.Calculates the scales…
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In your client company, proration has been enabled on the element. The payroll user has updated the Grade of the employee in the middle of the payroll period. This has triggered the proration Event. What happens once the proration event is triggered?
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- AIt creates two Input Values: one for the payroll period up to the day before the event, and one
- BIt creates two Global Values: one for the payroll period up to the day before the event, and one
- CIt creates two Run Results: one from the payroll period start date up to the day before the event,
- DIt runs the payroll run twice: once before the event and once after the event.
- EThe employee is added to an Assignment Set for that payroll period.
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- C66% (21)
- D9% (3)
- E19% (6)
Explanation
Proration is expected to have two different results using the date as the demarcation BRM does the following to calculate the prorated fee for each product that is valid during the 1. Calculates the unit intervals. See "Calculating the Unit Interval". 2.Calculates the scales for the part of the period to be prorated that falls into each unit interval. 3.Sums up the scales for all the unit intervals to get the scale for the entire period to be prorated. 4.Calculates the prorated amount by multiplying the scale for the entire period by the cycle fee
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