1. Create a position using the appropriate AY – 1/9 Job Code and FTE if one does not exist. If a position from the previous summer does exist, it may be re-used. Update it with the new job code and grade if the faculty member has been promoted.
- Reference the job code list to determine the appropriate job code UCOP Job Code List
- The FTE is the pay percentage that will be issued each month the job is active; FTE must be changed each month the pay percentage differs
- Updating FTE is a PayPath transaction
2. Add funding for the position using a Blank Earn Code row or rows; all earnings will be from the ACR Earn Code
3. Hire the Summer Researcher using the appropriate template:
- Use the UC-Rehire_AC template and the Academic Concurrent Hire action reason if the faculty member has received research summer salary in prior years. After you click save and submit, you will be prompted to choose an Empl Record to re-use.
- Use the UC_CONC_HIRE_AC template and the Academic Concurrent Hire action reason template only if the individual has not previously received research summer salary. This will create a new Empl Record.
Note: UCPath will not prorate additional pay for partial months unless the employee is terminating or going on a leave without pay mid-pay cycle.
4. On the Job Data tab:
- In the Pay Components section, use the following Comp Rate Codes as applicable:
- UCANNL: Use this code if the annual scale rate that will be derived is based on Step
- UCOFF1: Use this code to manually enter annual market off-scale component
- UCDEC5: Use this code to manually enter annual bonus off-scale component
- UCGCYN: Use this code to manually enter NSP annual negotiated salary component
- UCABVE: Use this code to manually enter annual rate (Above Scale Appointees will use this in lieu of UCANNL as there is no scale rate)
Note: There are separate codes for tapered (UCOFF3) or prevailing wage off-scales (UCOFF2)
5. Comp Frequency will default to UC_9M; this will automatically calculate the 1/9th rate for the combined salary components
6. Enter Expected Job End Date as the last day of the month in which the employee will be paid for this summer salary job
7. Select the End Job Automatically checkbox so the summer job will be automatically terminated and avoid overpayment
8. On the Earns Dist tab:
Select By Percent
Use Earn Code ACR on the Earns Dist tab and enter the full (100%) monthly Comp Rate; for NSP participants, the monthly amount in Job Earnings Distribution for Earn Code ACR is the monthly total of all compensation rates on the summer research job.
Note: If you do not use job earnings distribution for summer salaries, the earnings will be mistakenly coded as REG. This will be flagged as dual employment and cause delays. In addition, faculty receive a special 403B benefit for summer salary that will be missed if ACR is not used.
9. Update position funding, if needed
- Once the concurrent hire has been processed by UCPC, update the funding if an MCOP worksheet must be used
- This would apply to anyone who will be paid on an NIH or CIRM salary cap as well as for all NSP participants.
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