Title: NEWCNT
1 NEWCNT
- Presented by ACCESS
- Eileen Pakula
- April 25, 2007
2What is NEWCNT?
- Program to enter new contract information
- New contract for school year
- Mid-year change with retro payment
- Mid-year change without retro
- payment
3NEW FIELDS
Find
SSN/ID Job
Last Name First Name ID 111111111
Job 01 Name 0 0
Position New cont type
Obligation Days since
raise Equal pays N New contract
Cont start 00/00/0000 Hours per day
Old contract Cont stop
00/00/0000 Pay unit 2 Amount paid
Job status 1 Pay per period
Amount due Pay group
Daily rate Amount
earned Appt. type 1
Dock next pay Amount docked
Retirement Retro next pay
Extended service Position
Contract type pays/Pays paid
/ Building IRN 000000 New Hire date
00/00/0000 Wrk days/Worked /
Bldg./Dept. 000/000 Qual. Paraprof Title
HQPD
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5NEWCNT Options
- Main processing menu in NEWCNT
6MAINT Option
7MAINT Option
- NEWCNT Maintenance
- Add new contracts
- Modify new contracts
- Delete new contracts
- Purge individual contracts
8BUILD Option
9BUILD Option
- Auto process for groups of like jobs
- Subs
- Teachers
- Places jobs for access with MAINT option
- Zeroes all contract-to-date figures
- Amount paid
- Amount earned
- Days
- Pays
10PURGE Option
11Purge Option
- Purges contracts into JOBSCN
- Updates JOBSCN information with NEWCNT data
- Adds LPA/LPE pay types to UPDCAL_FUT for pay off
amounts - Creates job history data reportable on JOBHIS
report - Deletes new contract data from NEWCNT
12DELETE Option
13DELETE Option
- Deletes new contracts from NEWCNT
- Mass delete of new contracts
- Useful for early salary notices based on old rate
- No need to use for normal purge functions
14REPORT Option
15REPORT Option
- Generates report
- Reports all NEWCNT data
- MAINT
- BUILD
- Summary report
- Detail report
16IMPORT Option
17Import Option
- Allows import of data from outside source
- Spreadsheets
- Third party vendor salary schedules
- CSV (comma separated values)
- Tab delimited
- Free format of data
18Import Option
- Fields required in load file
- Employee ID
- Job number
- Contract type
- All calculations are completed as if the MAINT
option was used - Pay per period
- Retro amounts
- Etc.
19Import Option Example CSV
20Import Option Example
21NEWCNT Calculations
- Contract Obligation
- Amount earned plus amount to be earned plus full
retro earned - Contract Amount Earned
- Days worked times daily rate
- Contract Amount Due
- Contract amount earned minus the amount paid
22NEWCNT Calculations
- Pay per period
- Obligation minus amount paid minus amount docked
divided by remaining pays - Daily rate
- Contract amount divided by total days
- Dock next pay (lump sum retro)
- Full pay per period minus old pay per period
times pays paid negative result
23NEWCNT Calculations
- Retro next pay (lump sum retro)
- Full pay per period minus old pay per period
times pays paid positive result - Rounding
- All intermediate calculations use 5 decimal
places - The rounding is processed at the end of all
processing - Based on rounding flag in USPCON
24NEWCNT Fields Defined
- Days since raise
- Must be greater than zero for retro payments
- Must be less than or equal to days worked
- Used to calculate retro earned
- Contract obligation
- Amount district owes to employee
25NEWCNT Fields Defined
- Contract amount
- Location of current job on the salary schedule
- Total contract that could be payable to the
employee for job
26Purging Of New Contract Data
- When to purge for new contract
- Timing is everything
- Before last pay of old contract is ideal
- After last pay can cause incorrect data and
manual updates
27NEWCNT Purge Example
28NEWCNT Purge Example
29NEWCNT Purge Example
30NEWCNT Purge Example
31NEWCNT Purge Example
32NEWCNT Purge Example
33NEWCNT Purge Example
34NEWCNT Purge Example
- If neither option is used
- Days from 8/26/2002-8/30/2002 are lost
- Amount earned incorrect
- Accrued wages incorrect
- Days worked incorrect
35NEWCNT Purge Example
36NEWCNT Purge Example
37NEWCNT Purge Example
38NEWCNT Purge Example
39NEWCNT Purge Example
40NEWCNT Purge Example
41RESET NEWHIRE DATE
- The Reset New Hire date field applies to NEW
Contracts only, and offers the following options
- Y ODHS new hire date field will be updated
using the value entered in NEWCNT/MAINT or the
contract start date. The new hire reported
flag in in BIOSCN will be reset to allow the
employee to be reported through the NEWHIRE
program. - N The new hire date field will be left as-is in
JOBSCN. Even if a different date has been entered
in NEWCNT/MAINT, the date from USPSCN/JOBSCN will
not be updated. The new hire reported flag will
not be reset.
42MID YEAR
43Purging Of New Contract Data
- When to purge for a mid-year change
- Effective at period begin date is ideal
- Mid pay period mid-year contract changes cant be
done with NEWCNT, manual updates are necessary - Doesnt currently work if zero days worked
44Purging Of New Contract Data
- Pay one beyond mid pay period change and retro
pay - Retro effective 3/3/2003
- Payroll dates 2/23 3/8 pay date 3/14/2003
- Complete 3/14 payroll at old rates
- Prior to 3/28 payroll
- Mid-year contract change with retro
- Process retro for 5 days (3/3 3/7)
- No manual updates
45NEWCNT Functions Clarified
- Using the Clear function
- Should be used only for new contract type
- Adding an employee new to district
- Use JOBSCN rather than NEWCNT
- Contract start date
- Used to calculate LPE/LPA amounts correctly
- Should be first physical day of work