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;[Method|method]: This column is attached to the lexicon [X_PAY_BY_METHOD]. This column outlines the 2 different ways to pay out an employee’s earnings.
;[Method|PAYMENT_RULE_TYPE]: This column is attached to the lexicon [X_PAY_BY_METHOD]. This column outlines the 2 different ways to pay out an employee’s earnings.
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;[Amount|amount]: The dollar amount to be paid to the related bank account.
;[Amount|AMOUNT]: The dollar amount to be paid to the related bank account.
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;[Percentage|percentage]: The percentage that is used to calculate the total amount of earnings that will be issued using the related pay method and account information. This is usually set to 100% when an employee has their earnings going to only 1 bank account. Another common setup would be a 50% split between 2 different bank accounts.
;[Percentage|NET_PAY_PERCENT]: The percentage that is used to calculate the total amount of earnings that will be issued using the related pay method and account information. This is usually set to 100% when an employee has their earnings going to only 1 bank account. Another common setup would be a 50% split between 2 different bank accounts.
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