Title: Welcome Overtime Exempt Employees
1WelcomeOvertime Exempt Employees
2South Dakota Board of Regents
3System-wide Implementation
- System Decision
- Impact to all employees that are benefit eligible
- Impact to all non-benefit eligible
- On-line e-Services
4Keep in mind
- This may seem complicated at first
- Change our thinking from a calendar month to a
rolling month timeframe - We will be paid for everyday we work
- Checks will simply reflect a different
time-frame
5Current Pay Cycle
- Pays for all working days in a calendar month
- Payroll run is approximately 10 days prior to the
end of the month - Days are projected for the remaining 10 days
- SDBOR has been prospectively paying for hours
worked - Inclusive of employees who have not worked
- Adjustments are made the following month for
overtime, leave without pay, etc.
6How Will The Pay Cycle Change?
- Historical pay cycle 1st 31st of the month
- New Payroll cut off date will be the 21st
- New pay cycle will be 22nd of each month to 21st
of next month - Pay day will remain the last working day of the
month
7Whats the Advantage to Employees?
- Reduce paperwork associated with payroll
adjustments and corrections - Ensure payroll consistency throughout the BOR
system reflecting actual days worked and leave
taken - Consistent with pay process for other state
employees and the private sector
8When will this take effect?
- New pay cycle will take effect July 2006
9July 2006 Pay Cycle
- Transition month
- July 1 through July 21st
- August pay cycle July 22nd -August 21st
- 15 working days
- Six working-days shorter than normal
- Annual salary policy adjustment
10How will my July 2006 pay check be
impacted?
- To minimize the financial impact of the shorter
July 2006 pay cycle, the Board of Regents (BOR)
will advance funds to employees to cover the six
day difference. - Advance will be repaid by employees ½ day per
month over 12 months. - 9 month employees will have similar adjustment
11August 2006 and beyond
- Payroll cycle for each month will be 22nd 21st
of the month - Pay day will be last working day of the month
1212 Month Overtime Exempt Employee - Estimate
To calculate the estimated impact to your
paycheck, visit www.sdbor.edu
1312 Month Overtime Exempt Employee - Estimate
To calculate the estimated impact to your
paycheck, visit www.sdbor.edu
1412 Month Overtime Exempt Employee - Estimate
To calculate the estimated impact to your
paycheck, visit www.sdbor.edu
15365 Day Comparison
16Benefits of This Implementation
- FY increase will be implemented on the first day
of the pay cycle. - Effective June 22nd rather than July 1st
- Leave balances will be accurate as of the payroll
cycle upon completion of transition (January 07) - Employee e-Services
17Additional Resources
- To assist you with your financial planning,
visit - www.sdbor.edu/administration/human_resources/HR-FA
Q.htm - FAQ handout with contact phone numbers
18Keep in mind
- Change our thinking from a calendar month to a
rolling month timeframe - We will be paid for everyday we work
- Checks will simply reflect a different
time-frame
19Questions?www.sdbor.edu/administration/human_res
ources/HR-FAQ.htmÂ
20Thank you!