Creating a supplemental earning element, such as a “Sales Target Bonus,” in Oracle HCM involves defining the earning element and configuring it for payroll processing. Here’s how you can set it up:
Step 1: Define the Supplemental Earning Element
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Navigate to Earning Elements:
- Go to My Client Groups > Payroll > Elements.
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Create New Element:
- Click Create and choose Earning as the element type.
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Set Element Details:
- Element Name: Enter a descriptive name like “Sales Target Bonus.”
- Primary Classification: Choose “Earnings.”
- Secondary Classification: Select a relevant category, such as “Bonus.”
- Processing Type: Choose “Nonrecurring” (since bonuses are typically one-time payments).
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Configure Input Values:
- Oracle will generate some standard input values. You may need to add custom ones if required for bonus calculations (e.g., Target Achievement Rate).
- Verify that Amount is an input value, as this is where the bonus amount will be entered.
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Specify Eligibility:
- Define eligibility criteria if the bonus should apply only to certain employees or roles.
- Go to Element Eligibility and add any conditions required.
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Save and Close:
- Save your new element.
Step 2: Set Up Element Entries for Employees
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Navigate to Person Management:
- Go to My Client Groups > Person Management.
- Search for the employee to whom you want to assign the Sales Target Bonus.
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Add the Element Entry:
- Within the employee record, go to Payroll.
- Click on Element Entries.
- Click Add and select “Sales Target Bonus” from the list.
- Enter the bonus amount in the Amount field and any additional details needed (e.g., pay period, target achievement).
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Save and Close:
- Once the details are entered, save the element entry.
Step 3: Verify Payroll Processing
- Run Payroll Calculation:
- Process a payroll calculation to ensure that the Sales Target Bonus is correctly included in the employee’s pay for that period.
- Review Payroll Results:
- Check the payroll results to confirm the bonus calculation and ensure the amount appears in the employee’s earnings.