1Z0-969 · Question #27
You have an earnings element with the latest entry date as "Last Standard Earning Date" without Proation enabled. When an employee is terminated in the middle of a pay period, how would the element…
The correct answer is B. The element gets processed with prorated value. If you select the last standard earning date option, also select proration for the element. This ensures that the element is processed up to this date, even if it isn't active at the end of a payroll period.
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You have an earnings element with the latest entry date as “Last Standard Earning Date” without Proation enabled. When an employee is terminated in the middle of a pay period, how would the element be processed?
Options
- AThe element gets processed with full value.
- BThe element gets processed with prorated value.
- CThe element does not get processed with because it gets end dated before the standard earning
- DThe element gets processed with zero value and a warning message is displayed.
How the community answered
(20 responses)- A5% (1)
- B80% (16)
- C10% (2)
- D5% (1)
Explanation
If you select the last standard earning date option, also select proration for the element. This ensures that the element is processed up to this date, even if it isn't active at the end of a payroll period.
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