| Sunday not being considered
as a regular working day
The requirement for work schedules is that there are no Saturdays
and Sundays, just a 6th day/Day-off and 7th day/Rest day. My employee's
planned working time is from Sunday to Thursday, with Friday and Saturday
as 6th and 7th day, respectively. However, when I test my employee for
overtime rendered on a Sunday (which should be considered as a regular
working day), there is no OT calculated for Sunday. The daily work schedule
for Sunday can be seen in the employee's PSP table, but no OT time wage
type is generated in the table ZL.
Will deeply appreciate any help that can be given to me.
You can check Day Type selection rule - perhaps it is ssuch that for
Holiday class blank on a sunday, day type 1 is selected.
But I have configured the day type selection rule
for Sunday which is the same for the weekdays and Saturday, that is all
1 for holiday class 1 to 9 and holiday class b is blank. If
I fix the problem through the schema, where in the schema and what kind
of a condition should I set up? I'm very familiar with PY schemas and rules,
but I have to admit that I am not too knowledgeable about Time Mgt.
On a re-reading of your problem, I see that you have stated that the Wagetype is not being generated in the table ZL - Maybe you should relook at your wagetype selection rule table t510s. Here also you set the conditions of the day for which the wagetype is applicable - whether you have set that it is ok for wagetype to be generated on sunday? Also check what you have set for the function DAYMO in schema TM00 - DAYMO has 4 parameters - the second and fourth are for Sundays - based on what you put here, schema will read corrsponding rule from table T510S. Is there a correspodning rule for Sunday in T510s???? I am giving below the place where the dws is changed iin the schema,
but you can try that as a last resort if the above config is not working
out.
You can make a copy of this rule, with your own
requirements - Rule TD60 checks if there is a leave and changes the DWS
for that day. Pl look up the documentation for the operation DAYPG.
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