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Day Type Extra Time Wage Code not counted

  • June 5, 2026
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RUTALRAUS
Do Gooder (Partner)
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A Day Type was created to allow for ½ hour lunch period that is not auto-deducted. The intent is that Employees are required to clock in and out for lunch and that ½ hour would be counted towads time if they did not. It also allows the expected start time and end time of the scheduled day to display correctly. 
 

 

The result is that the ½ hour extra time between two normal time periods is not counted. Only the extra time before the start of the normal time period at 7am and the end of the normal time period at 3:30pm are counted if the Employee clocks in at 7am and out at 4pm yielding 8.5 hours instead of the expected 9 hours of reported time. Why is the extra time from 11- 11:30 not included?

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Hi Alexis, because the wage code is of wage type “Extra time” it is not counted. I would reccomend changing the wage code to be wage type “Overtime”.


RUTALRAUS
Do Gooder (Partner)
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  • Do Gooder (Partner)
  • July 21, 2026

Thank you, I will try your suggestion, but I think your reasoning seems flawed. Wage Type Extra Time codes are counted and, in this example, the Extra Time Type hours before the first Normal Type Wage Code period are counted and so are the hours after the second Normal Type Wage Code period. Only the Extra Time Type defined between the two Normal Type Wage Code periods is not counted. The logic escapes me.


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  • Hero (Partner)
  • July 23, 2026

can you post the full screen shot showing the sum of hours based on your day type details