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Holiday Paydays

Holiday Payroll Instructions: Thanksgiving

November 18, 2016

bag_of_money-copyThe payroll office would like to continue to pay employees in a timely and accurate manner for the remainder of 2016 payrolls. For the Thanksgiving holiday week, please follow the special instructions as noted below.

Student Employees:

  • Enter your worked hours on the web time entry daily for the pay period 11/16/16-11/30/2016
  • Do not enter any hours if you have no hours to report for this pay period
  • Review the hours before your supervisor approves them
  • Submit your timesheet for approval
  • Update any missing hours immediately to the payroll office

Non-Exempt hourly Staff:

  • Enter your worked hours on the web time entry accurately for the pay period 11/16/16-11/30/2016
  • Report the holiday worked hours for 11/24/16 and 11/25/2016
  • Report exception hours such as vacation, sick, and holiday
  • Submit your timesheet for approval
  • Update any missing hours immediately

Exempt Staff:

  • Report only your exception hours such as vacation and sick time
  • Submit your timesheet for approval
  • Update any missing hours immediately

Approvers/proxies:

  • Review and approve your department hours by the submission due dates
  • Track any missed payments and contact payroll office immediately
  • Assign two backup proxies for your department

Have a safe holiday!

For more information please contact Shiromani Narayan at x8338 or Karen Davis at x7338, or e-mail payroll@up.edu.

Filed Under: 11-21-2016, Campus Services, Payroll Tagged With: Holiday Paydays, Karen Davis, Payroll, Shiromani Narayan

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