Person / Job Data and PayPath

Can the template be edited in any way by the initiator or the approved after it was submitted to UCPath?

It cannot be edited unless it is denied by the approver or canceled by UCPC. Approvers also can't edit any fields, they are in a read only role for this template.

For Location Use End Date, are we required to choose a Location Use Type?

No, it is only optional if you are using it for some business need of your own and want to run a report on that field. If you enter a Location Use Type, you must enter a Location Use End Date (and vice versa).

For employees who retire but who need to have an active record, will the retire template terminate all records? If yes, should we mark them as POI? Is this when the office of retirees steps in?

Yes, UCPC would terminate all the records. If this person is to become an Emeritus, a template would need to be submitted to add that. (Just as today we enter the Emeritus appointment).

If Retirement office needs to process anything, they will do so. That's why coding it as a Retirement is important, so that their processes can be kicked off.

Can an employee with multiple jobs may be paid as salaried on one job and hourly on another job as long as the paygroup is the same FLSA and say pay frequency?

For example, if we would like to pay an exempt reader and tutor as biweekly hourly (1BH) and their second position is a graduate student instructor. Could we pay the GSI position as biweekly salaried (1BE)?

As long as FLSA status has been aligned for both jobs then yes the set up in your example of 1BH and 1BE would be acceptable.

Please be advised that similar to the XMH paygroup, the XBE paygroup requires an override to be applied and therefore this request should be documented in the template comments when submitting the transaction. This paygroup also requires a very specific compensation setup in which the pay component frequency needs to be annual, while the compensation frequency needs to be set as "B" (biweekly). So long as this compensation setup is...

Is management approval required to cancel a retro trigger for FTE increases?

Management Approval is no longer required to cancel retro triggers for FTE increases. Therefore, all off-cycles received for FTE increases will be scheduled for processing as any other off-cycle request that is submitted correctly. The Off-Cycle Team will no longer be reaching out to Management for approval to cancel the retro trigger. The Off-Cycle Team will no longer be reaching out to the Retro Team to request cancellation of triggers for FTE increases. The Retro Team will cancel such triggers as they identify them per their processes.

How should Active Service Modified Duties (ASMD) be entered into UCPath?

ASMD if for Academic Personnel Use Only. It is used for tracking modified service when an academic appointee has substantial responsibility for a newborn child or adoptee.

This is entered into UCPath as a a PayPath transaction (NOT as an Absence Management transaction). When submitting the PayPath transaction, the action code for ASMD entry is "DTA", and the Reason Code is "ASM".