Labor Payroll Review
  • 04 Sep 2024
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Article summary

The Labor Payroll Review searches the system for all labor punches within a selected date range. This comprehensive report is designed to help the Accounting Manager ensure that all labor data is accurately prepared and ready for submission to the payroll provider. By capturing detailed information on employee hours, pay rates, and total earnings, the Labor Payroll Review facilitates precise payroll processing. It also provides insights into labor costs, helps monitor compliance with labor laws, and identifies discrepancies between scheduled and actual hours worked.

This report includes both a summary and detailed version. Access the summary to see an overview of the employee's total hours or view the detailed report for a breakdown of labor punches by job.

While R365 provides labor information at no additional charge, your payroll provider might charge service fees. Please check with your provider before transferring data.


Navigation

  1. In the Reports section of the left navigation pane, select My Reports.
    The My Reports screen appears.

  2. At the top of the My Reports screen, select Labor.
    The screen generates a list of reports in alphabetical order.

  3. Locate the Labor Payroll Review.

  4. Select Customize to adjust the report parameters and run the report.


Report Parameters

Field

Description

1

Filter By

A list of all filter categories. Filter categories will vary based by report.

2

Filter

A list of filter options, determined by the 'Filter By' category selected (#1).

3

Start

First date for which to pull data for the report. The 'Start' and 'End' parameters create the date range for which data is generated. The report then displays data for all dates within the date range, including the start and end dates.

4

End

Last date for which to pull data for the report. The 'Start' and 'End' parameters create the date range for which data is generated. The report then displays data for all dates within the date range, including the start and end dates.

5

Job

Jobs for which to generate data. Users can select one or more jobs to include in the report.

6

Job Type

Labor operational reporting categories associated with the GL accounts assigned to jobs. Users can select one or more Job Types by which to filter the report.

7

Sort By

Determines whether employees are sorted by First Name or Last Name.

8

% of Sales

Percentage of sales to be taken for tips.

9

Run As

If Summary is selected, the report displays an overview of total hours for each employee.
If Detail is selected, the report breaks down the employee's worked hours by job.

10

Identify Minors

If set to Yes, the word 'Minor' appears next to all employees who are under a certain age.

11

Mask Payroll ID to Last 4 Digits

If set to Yes, only the last four digits of the Payroll ID are shown in the report.

12

View options

This section provides options to select, save, edit, or delete a report view.

13

Run

Generates the report. Click the down arrow to the right of the Run button to export, email, or print the report.


Report Columns

Column

Description

Employee Name

Name of the employee.

In 

Time when the employee started the shift.

Out

Time when the employee ended the shift.

Location

Location where the employee worked the job.

Job

Name of the job that the employee worked.

Pay Rate

Employee's hourly rate of pay for the job.

Reg Hrs

Number of hours that the employee worked at a regular rate.

Hours are reported as a decimal. Example: 4 hours and 15 minutes appears as 4.25.

OT Hrs

Number of hours that the employee worked at an overtime rate.

Hours are reported as a decimal. Example: 4 hours and 15 minutes appears as 4.25.

Double Time Hrs

Number of hours that the employee worked at a double time rate.

Hours are reported as a decimal. Example: 4 hours and 15 minutes appears as 4.25.

Tot Hrs

Total number of hours the employee worked.

Hours are reported as a decimal. Example: 4 hours and 15 minutes appears as 4.25.

Reg Pay

Amount owed to the employee for hours worked at a regular rate.
Reg Pay = Reg Hrs x Reg Rate

OT Pay

Amount owed to the employee for hours worked at an overtime rate.
OT Pay = OT Hrs x OT Rate

DT Pay

Amount owed to the employee for hours worked at a double time rate.
DT Pay = Double Time Hrs x Double Time Rate

Break Penalty

Indicates whether penalty pay is owed to the employee due to a break violation, such as a short break or missed break. This follows the Break Penalty values set on the Location Record and is explained in greater detail by the Labor by Employee by Job Report.

Break Penalty Pay

Amount owed to the employee due to the break penalty.

Split Shift

Indicates whether the employee worked a split shift. This follows the Split Shift values set on the Location Record and is explained in greater detail by the Labor by Employee by Job Report.

Split Shift Pay

Amount owed to the employee due to the split shift.

Other Pay

Amount owed to the employee for any reason not covered by regular pay, overtime pay, double time pay, and penalty pay, as recorded on the DSS.

Total Labor Pay

Total amount owed to the employee for the specified date, including regular pay, overtime pay, double time pay, penalty pay, and all others.

Gross Receipts

Sum of all sales the employee participated in for a given shift.

% of Sales

Percentage of sales taken for tips.
% of Sales = Gross Receipts x Percentage of Sales

Charge Tips

Tips from credit card sales, as reported by the POS.

Declared Tips

Tips from cash sales, as declared by the employee and reported by the POS.

Tips to Payroll

Displays either % of Sales or (Charge Tips + Declared Tips), determined by which is the greater amount.

Labor Hours and Labor $ values will not consider any hours or dollars associated with employees who have the Exclude Labor Hours and Exclude Labor $ checkboxes checked on their employee record.


Email, Export, or Print the Report

This report can be emailed, exported, or printed in custom formatting directly from the reporting window. Click here to learn how to send, export, or print this report.


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