Topic 24: Wage type Characteristics (And 6000 Real-time Screen shots)

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This your selected wage type which you going to change the characteristics

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Dates - Everyone knows how important dates are in SAP – wage types are no exception. You can hold different configuration for a wage type for specific date periods.

Click on the > symbol to see whether there are more records for different date periods.

SAP confusingly calls the start date "Start Time" and the end date "Exit". It's pretty obvious when you look at the data itself.

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Amount - Minimum and maximum values – you can specify minimum and maximum values for a wage type.

This is useful to stop input errors at source. Having meaningful values set here can prevent errors at the input stage rather than having to find them in your payroll exception reports or even at a later stage.

The difficulty most customers find that it is very hard to decide on what values to use for each instance. Our recommendation is to configure meaningful values for most of the wage types that are input manually. You might only prevent a few incorrect inputs of data, but it may well save your organisation a lot of money.

Add to total - Tick this indicator if you would like the value for this wage type to be included in the basic pay total for the employee.

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If the wage type Deduction wage type so flag it

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If you want to maintain Minimum amount to this wage type make it here.

Example

If your Wage type is Car Allowance, as the wage type tells car allowance will not be like $10 or $20 their will be some minimum that you can maintain, suppose if you enter some Rs. 5000 and End-user trying to enter less than that system will not take.