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Answer Posted / bhavs
Wage types are divided into two categories,
1. Primary Wage Types
Subdivided into
Dialog Wage Types
Time Wage Types
2. Secondary Wage Types
Dialog wage types :
Wage types that you can enter online, i.e. when
maintaining master data.
Eg. · Basic Pay (0008)
· Recurring Payments/Deductions (0014)
· Additional Payments (0015)
· Leave Compensation (0083)
Time wage types :
Time wage types are primary wage types created by the
system when predefined conditions are met. This occurs
during time evaluation via time wage type selection.
Eg. Overtime bonus 50% wage type
Secondary wage types :
Secondary wage types are not entered online.
Instead, they are created during the payroll run, or
derived from particular factors. Secondary wage types also
include wage types used to cumulate several other wage
types, or to store interim results on a temporary basis.
The technical name of secondary wage types included in the
standard system begins with "/",
E.g. /101 for Total Gross Amount .
(cumulative all of the wage types that pertain to
an employee's total gross amount).
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