LP03.1
LP03.1 - Service Rule

Use Service Rule (LP03.1) to define the service begin date for each employee plan master record. The service begin date is the starting point from which length of service for accruals, allotment, and other calculations is obtained. **Processing Effect A waiting period on the service rule impacts the date from which length of service is determined. If you need a waiting period before accrual begins without affecting length of service, you can set the waiting period on Accrual Rule (LP03.2) instead of LP03.1. Waiting periods have a separate start date in case the length of service is to be started from one date (such as current seniority date) but the waiting period is to be started from a different date (such as hire date). For example, Your organization's pay plan might specify that the length of service starts on the employee's seniority date or 2 months after hire, whichever is later. A date flag is also available so that when a waiting period is applied from a date different than the requirement date, you can control whether the earlier or later of the resulting dates (requirement date OR waiting period date + waiting period) is used to set the service begin date.

Updated Files
PROVERTIME - No Description Available.
PRPAYCODE - No Description Available.
TASERVRULE - No Description Available.
TATABLE - No Description Available.



Referenced Files
ACACCTCAT - No Description Available.
GLINTCO - No Description Available.
HRUSERFLDS - No Description Available.
LPLINK - No Description Available.
PROVERTIME - No Description Available.
PRPAYCODE - No Description Available.
PRSYSTEM - No Description Available.
TAGENLEDGR - No Description Available.
TAPLAN - No Description Available.
TASERVCLSS - No Description Available.
TASERVCODE - No Description Available.
TATABLE - No Description Available.



INVOKED Programs
IFAC
ACAC
ACTA
API4
IFCU
IFOB
IFSG
IFLU
IFUP
SLSE
SLSU



File created: Wed Jun 08 20:50:02 2016

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