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!!Set Up Requirements
!!SET UP REQUIREMENTS
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The RATES section of the MN PERA PLan (only the EE, ER and User 1 rates are used, and are expressed as a percentage. The User 1 Rate is used to define the Additional ER contribution RATE.
The RATES section of the MN PERA Plan (only the EE, ER and User 1 rates are used, and are expressed as a percentage. The User 1 Rate is used to define the Additional ER contribution RATE.
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* Once the set up of the MN PERA Benefit Plan Types and Plans is complete, the Pay Elements for each Benefit Component must be established. The Plan setup will be used as the definition for processing.
* All Employee/Employer Amounts calculated through this Plan will be reported on the File and the Report.
* Normally, only PERA Record Types of 30, 31 AND 38 will be created.
* When a new employee starts the PERA deduction, or there is a change of employment status, or address change, then Record Type 42 will be created under a separate demographic file.
* A change of employment status, including new employment, is defined as the record having a Change Reason Code that is defined in the User Lexicon PERA_EMPLOY_STATUS.
* A switch in PERA plans must occur at the end of a Pay period. Example: The old Plan will be terminated at the end of a pay period and the new Plan will be effective at the beginning of the immediately following pay period.