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When the option to use the Wage Progression Date is selected as the Base Date in ISRS, this will include a function that will auto select a wage step based on the interval between the Assignment Wage Progression Date and the current date. When an employee is moved into a new position or job, the [STEPPING_INTERVAL] is calculated between these two dates and compared to the Stepping Interval in ISRS. The function will then select the corresponding step and insert this into the Assignment when the change is saved. Along with the newly selected wage scale step, the corresponding wage rate is also inserted.
When the option to use the Wage Progression Date is selected as the Base Date in ISRS, this will include a function that will auto select a wage step based on the interval between the Assignment Wage Progression Date and the current date. When an employee is moved into a new position or job, the [Stepping_Interval] is calculated between these two dates and compared to the Stepping Interval in ISRS. The function will then select the corresponding step and insert this into the Assignment when the change is saved. Along with the newly selected wage scale step, the corresponding wage rate is also inserted.
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