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FLORIDA RETIREMENT SYSTEM - FRS #

FRS or ‘Florida Retirement System’ is responsible for administering the Florida Retirement System.
Specialized benefit components and user fields are provided that may be set up to ensure that the report and interface file are created correctly.

FRS Work Periods #

The Work Periods (‘WP’) is a column on the FRS report that defines the service credit for retirement purposes. For each amount submitted, a code must be provided. The meaning of the code is shown in the table below. Benefit components are used to define the codes (work periods) used at each organization.

Work Period	Description
12	Normal Current Contribution
12	Prior Period Contribution Adjustment
21	Lump Sum Contributions
88	Workers’ Compensation Contributions

FRS Setup #

To create the required report and interface file users must use specific benefit components within a specific plan type, create user fields (if needed) and set up the required pay components and pay elements.

Pay Components - IPPC #

You will need to create a total of 9 pay components for FRS:

B0360	FRS Reg Earns	PC Usage: 9999
B0361	FRS Lump Earns	PC Usage: 9999
B0363	FRS PP Earns	PC Usage: 9999
B0368	FRS WC Earns	PC Usage: 9999
B0380	FRS Lv Hrs	PC Usage: 9999
B0840	FRS Reg ER	PC Usage: 13
B0841	FRS Lump ER	PC Usage: 13
B0843	FRS PP ER	PC Usage: 13
B0848	FRS WC ER	PC Usage: 13

Pay Elements - IPPE #

You will need to create a total of 5 pay elements for FRS:

B0320	FRS Reg Earns	All earnings PC that make-up Regular Earnings
B0321	FRS Lump Earns	All earnings PC that make-up Lump Sum Leave Pay Earnings
B0323	FRS PP Earns	All earnings PC that make-up Prior Period Earnings
B0328	FRS WC Earns	All earnings PC that make-up Workers’ Compensation Earnings
B0380	FRS Lv Hrs	All earnings PC that make-up Lump Sum Leave Pay Hours

Benefit Plan Types - IBPT #

All FRS benefit plans must be setup with a ‘FRS’ benefit plan type.
If this is spelled differently, the program will not work.

Benefit Plans #

Benefit components are used to calculate and store the values for FRS. These values must be qualified, for the report, by which type of work period. Users must analyze the possible types of contributions made at their site, and set up the appropriate benefit component as described.
In the benefits components in the next section, the result of the component must be stored into a pay component where indicated. This may be zero but it must be stored. Define the appropriate pay component ('PC Code' field), on each benefit component and ensure that the 'action' is "Store Line and Enroll".

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Regular Enrollment Dates

Use Benefit Components B0020 through B0270 to define the benefit enrollment start and end dates. As with all benefit plans, these BC’s must be defined.

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Eligible Earnings (Salary)

Use Benefit Components B0320 through B0366 to define regular earnings, prior period earning adjustments, lump sum earnings, and workers’ compensation earnings.
These amounts must be stored in a pay component and will be seen on the Benefits Enrollment form and the FRS report.

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Lump Sum Leave Pay Hours

Use Benefit Component B0380 to determine this amount. This amount should be from an element that contains all hour pay components to be reported as part of the Lump Sum hours.

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Employer Contribution Amount

Use Benefit Component B0800 through B0849 to set up the employer contribution amount.

This amount will appear only in the Benefit Enrollment form, but the rates defined will be used to calculate the amount for the report.

Enter the employer contribution rate as a percentage. i.e. 8.25% would be entered as 8.2500. This amount can be set up as either ‘Same as Premium Amount’, ‘Premium Amount less Employee Contribution’, or as ‘Employer percentage on Member Earnings’.
Additional employer contribution amounts can only be derived using a pay element.

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Coverage Rates

The Employer Contribution Rate must be entered through the ‘IBPN’ screen (Rate step 1; Up to limit 999,999).

List of Benefit Components #

Most Benefit Components have an implied Work Period Code attached, indicated as WP##. Components that represent values on the FRS report also require an output Pay Component to store the calculated value for later reporting.
The Benefit Components provided in the following pages have been grouped based on their purpose under the following subheadings:

0010 – 0299	Preprocessing/Qualification
0300 – 0399	Eligible Earnings/Amounts
0800 – 0899	Employer Contributions

Although the sheer number of options may seem daunting, not all components are required for every plan. They are provided to allow complete versatility when defining policies. Note

• Bracketed words on the following pages represent fields in the Component Rules or the Enrollment Form to be filled in. i.e. <User Calc>
  • To create any UserCalcs that may be needed, please refer to the User Calculation Tool Workbook.
• Each component has a table to define the rules that are available. The columns in the table are described below: **Rule - the index number of the rule
  • Description - a brief description of the rule
  • Logic - what the rule will do if chosen, and what other ‘pieces’ it may need to complete it logic
  • Assoc. - if there are any associated benefit components needed they are listed
  • Go to - after this rule is chosen which benefit component should be evaluated next
• The standard or most commonly used rule(s) for each Component is indicated by the asterisk (*) in the rule column. %

B0010 - B0299 Preprocess/Qualification #

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B0010 Preprocess/Qualify UserCalc {optional}

This component is required when a UserCalc is used to disqualify/qualify an employee from processing based on any criteria other than entity, unit, group, and/or employment status.

Is a UserCalc required to disqualify/qualify an employee from processing?
Yes - Choose the rule to be used
No - Go to B0020

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
00*	Use UserCalc Only	The pre-processing or qualifying <User Calc> specified will be executed. The UserCalc may be a qualifier to decide which employees to evaluate. Specify the name of the <User Calc> on the component. The UserCalc must supply any logic required to disqualify an employee from being processed. The UserCalc must be of the type ‘Function’, with a return value of the type ‘Boolean’. Use the RET operator to return the Boolean value of True or False. The false value is interpreted by the component as an instruction to exit the coverage without further processing.		B0020

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B0020 Enrollment Base Date

This component is required to establish the base date used in determining the effective date of an enrollment form.

Choose the rule that is used as the Enrollment Base Date rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
00	Use UserCalc Only	The pre-processing or qualifying <User Calc> specified will be executed. Specify the name of the UserCalc on the component. The UserCalc must be of the type `Function`, with a return value of the type `Date`. The UserCalc must use the RET operator to return a date value. This value is interpreted by the component as a user provided enrollment base date from which the employee’s coverage effective date is determined.		B0030
01	Use Processing Date	Uses the date of the benefits run (or pay period end date if benefits are processed through payroll), to determine effective date of the employee’s coverage.		B0030
02*	Use Hire Date	Uses Hire Date from Employment Information form (IEEI) to determine effective date of employee’s coverage.		B0030
03	Use Seniority Date	Uses Seniority Date from Employment Information form (IEEI) to determine effective date of employee’s coverage.		B0030
04	Use Latest of Hire/Seniority/Processing Date	Uses the latest of hire date, seniority date, or date of the benefits run (or pay period end date if benefits are processed through payroll). This rule is often used when a benefit is completely optional, such as a 401K (US) or RRSP (CDN) plan.		B0030
05	Use Leave Date	Uses Leave Date from Employment Information form (IEEI) to determine effective date of the employee’s coverage. This rule is normally only used with disability type plans.		B0030
06	Use Birth Date	Uses employee’s birth date from Identity Information form (IEID) plus a qualifying period to determine effective date of employee’s coverage. Sometimes used for pension type plans that become mandatory at age 18 or 21.		B0030
07	Use Termination Date	Uses employee’s termination date from Employment Information form (IEEI) to determine effective date of employee’s coverage. Used for special coverages available to an employee only after termination, for example, on retirement.		B0030

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B0030 Enrollment Effective Date Rule

This component specifies whether a qualification period must be added to the enrollment effective date.

Choose the rule that is used as the enrollment Effective Base Date rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
01	Use Base Date	Uses the exact date calculated by component B0020.	B0020	B0070
02*	Use Base Date plus Qualifying Period	Uses the date calculated by component B0020, plus any additional qualifying period calculated by components B0040 and B0050.	B0020 B0040 B0050	B0040

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B0040 Hiring Qualification {optional}

This component specifies whether an employee must be hired by a certain day in the month in order for that month to be included in the qualification criteria.

Must the employee be hired by a certain day in the month in order for month to be included in the qualification criteria?
Yes - Choose the rule to be used
No - Go to B0050

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
00	Use Day from UserCalc Only	Specify the name of the <User Calc> on the component. The UserCalc must be of the type `Function`, with a return value of the type `Numeric`. Use the RET operator to return a numeric value. This value is interpreted as a user provided day of the month by which an employee must be hired in order to sign up for benefits in the first month of hire.		B0050
01	Use Day from Element	Specify the name of the <Element> on the component. The value of the element is used as the user provided day of the month by which an employee must be hired in order to sign up for benefits in the first month of hire.		B0050
02*	Hired By Specified Day	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. The <BC Value> of the component is used as the user provided day of the month by which an employee must be hired in order to sign up for benefits in the first month of hire. Must be entered as DD (15 for the 15th of the month.)		B0050

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B0050 Qualifying Period {optional}

Is there a specific waiting period for enrollment?
Yes - Choose the rule to be used
No - Go to B0060

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
01	Number of Days	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Adds the number of days to the enrollment base date.		B0060
02	Number of Weeks	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Adds the number of weeks to the enrollment base date.		B0060
03*	Number of Months	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Adds the number of months to the enrollment base date.		B0060
04	Number of Pay Periods	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Adds the number of pay periods to the enrollment base date.		B0060
05*	Number of Years	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Adds the number of years to the enrollment base date.		B0060

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B0060 Roll Forward/Back Rule {optional}

This component specifies that enrollment takes place on a specific day of the month, such as the first.

Is it necessary to roll the effective date forward or backward to a specific day of the month?
Yes Choose the rule to be used
No Go to B0070

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
01*	Roll Forward to Day in Next Month	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Must be entered as DD (01 for the 1tstof the month.) Rolls effective date forward to this day in the following month. Used when benefits may only start on a specified day of the month, such as the first.		B0070
02	Roll Back to Day in Curr Month	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Must be entered as DD (01 for the 1tstof the month.) Rolls effective date back to this day in the current month. Used when benefits may only start on a specified day of the month, such as the first, and benefits may be backdated.		B0070
03	Roll Forward to First Day in Next Quarter	Rolls effective date forward to the first day in the following quarter. Used when benefits may only start at the beginning of a quarter.		B0070
04	Roll Back to First Day in Curr Quarter	Rolls effective date back to the first day in the current quarter. Used when benefits may only start at the beginning of a quarter and enrollment may be backdated.		B0070

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B0070 Effective Date

This component stores the final effective date result.

Choose the rule that is used as the Effective Date rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
01*	Calculate Effective Date	Stores the calculated effective date of the benefit coverage.		B0080

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B0080 Eligibility Base Date

This component is required to establish the base date used in determining the eligibility date of an enrollment form.

Choose the rule that is used as the Eligibility Base Date

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
00	Use UserCalc only	The pre-processing or qualifying <User Calc> specified will be executed. Specify the name of the UserCalc on the component. The UserCalc must be of the type `Function`, with a return value of the type `Date`. The UserCalc must use the RET operator to return a date value. This value is interpreted by the component as a User provided enrollment base date from which the employee’s coverage eligibility date is determined.		B0090
01	Use Processing Date	Uses date of the benefits run (or pay period end date if benefits are processed through payroll), to determine eligibility date of employee’s coverage.		B0090
02*	Use Hire Date	Uses Hire Date from Employment Information form (IEEI) to determine eligibility date of employee’s coverage.		B0090
03	Use Seniority Date	Uses Seniority Date from Employment Information form (IEEI) to determine eligibility date of the employee’s coverage.		B0090
04	Use Latest of Hire/Seniority/Processing Date	Uses latest of Hire Date, Seniority Date or date of the benefits run (or pay period end date if benefits are processed through payroll). This rule is often used when a benefit is completely optional, such as a 401K (US) or RRSP (CDN) plan.		B0090
05	Use Leave Date	Uses Leave Date from Employment Information form (IEEI) to determine eligibility date of employee’s coverage. This rule is normally only used with disability type plans.		B0090
06	Use Birth Date	Uses employee’s Birth Date from Identity Information form (IEID) plus a qualifying period to determine eligibility date of employee’s coverage. Sometimes used for pension type plans that become mandatory at age 18 or 21.		B0090
07	Use Termination Date	Uses employee’s Termination Date from Employment Information form (IEEI) to determine eligibility date of employee’s coverage. Used for special Coverages available to an employee only after termination (retirement).		B0090
08	Use Effective Date	Uses date calculated in component B0070.	B0070	B0090

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B0090 Eligibility Date Rule

This component specifies whether a qualification period must be added to the enrollment eligibility date.

Choose the rule tat is used as the Eligibility Date rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
01	Use Base Date	Uses the exact date calculated by component B0080.	B0080	B0130
02*	Use Base Date plus Qualifying Period	Uses the date calculated by component B0080, plus any additional qualifying period calculated by components B0100 and B0110.	B0080 B0100 B0110	B0100

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B0100 Hiring Qualification {optional}

The component specifies whether an employee must be hired by a certain day in the month in order for that month to be included in the qualification criteria.

Must the employee be hired by a certain day in the month in order for month to be included in the qualification criteria?
Yes - Choose the rule to be used
No - Go to B0110

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
00	Use Day from UserCalc Only	Specify the name of the <User Calc> on the component. The UserCalc must be of the type `Function`, with a return value of the type `Numeric`. Use the RET operator to return a numeric value. This value is interpreted as the user provided day of the month by which an employee must be hired in order to be eligible for benefits in the first month of hire.		B0110
01	Use Day from Element	Specify the name of the <Element> on the component. The value of the element is used as the user provided day of the month by which an employee must be hired in order to be eligible for benefits in the first month of hire.		B0110
02*	Hired By Specified Day	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. The <BC Value> of the component is used as the user provided day of the month by which an employee must be hired in order to be eligible for benefits in the first month of hire. Must be entered as DD (15 for the 15th of the month.)		B0110

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B0110 Qualifying Period {optional}

This component specifies the waiting period for benefit eligibility.

Is there a specific waiting period for eligibility?
Yes - Choose the rule to be used
No - Go to B0120

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
01	Number of Days	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Adds number of days to the eligibility base date.		B0120
02	Number of Weeks	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Adds number of weeks to the eligibility base date.		B0120
03*	Number of Months	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Adds number of months to the eligibility base date.		B0120
04	Number of Pay Periods	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Adds number of pay periods to the eligibility base date.		B0120
05*	Number of Years	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Adds number of years to the eligibility base date.		B0120

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B0120 Roll Forward/Back Rule {optional}

This component specifies that the eligibility date takes place on a specific day of the month, such as the first.

Is it necessary to roll the eligible date forward or backward to a specific day of the month?
Yes - Choose the rule to be used
No - Go to B0130

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
01*	Roll Forward to Day in Next Month	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Must be entered as DD (01 for the 1tst of the month.) Rolls the eligibility date forward to this day in the following month. Used when benefits may only start on a specified day of the month, such as the first.		B0130
02	Roll Back to Day in Curr Month	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Must be entered as DD (01 for the 1tstof the month.) Rolls the eligibility date back to this day in the current month. Used when benefits may only start on a specified day of the month, such as the first, and benefits may be backdated.		B0130
03	Roll Forward to First Day in Next Quarter	Rolls the eligibility date forward to the first day in the following quarter. Used when benefits may only start at the beginning of a quarter.		B0130
04	Roll Back to First Day in Curr Quarter	Rolls the eligibility date back to the first day in the current quarter. Used when benefits may only start at the beginning of a quarter, and eligibility may be backdated.		B0130

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B0130 Eligible Date

This component stores the final eligible date result.

Choose the rule that is used as the Eligible Date rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
01*	Calculate Eligible Date	Stores the calculated eligibility date of the benefit coverage.		B0140

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B0140 Premium Start Date

This component determines the date premiums will commence.

Choose the rule that is used as the Premium Start Date rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
00	UserCalc Only	Specify the name of the <User Calc> on the component. The UserCalc must be of the type `Function`, with a return value of the type `Date`. The UserCalc must use the RET operator to return a date value. This value is interpreted by the component as a user provided premium date.		B0150
01*	Use Effective Date	Uses component B0070 as the premium date.	B0070	B0150
02	Use Eligible Date	Uses component B0130 as the premium date.	B0130	B0150

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B0150 Expire Base Date

This component is required to establish the base date used in determining the expiration of an enrollment form.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
00	UserCalc Only	Specify the name of the <User Calc> on the component. The UserCalc must be of the type `Function`, with a return value of the type `Date`. The UserCalc must use the RET operator to return a date value. This value is interpreted by the component as the user provided base date from which the employee’s enrollment is expired.		B0160
01	Use End of Time	Uses 31st December, 3999 as the base date from which the employee’s enrollment is expired.		B0160
02*	Use Termination Date	Uses the employee’s Termination Date from Employment Information form (IEEI) to determine the date the employee’s enrollment is expired, or 31st December, 3999 if there is no termination date available.		B0160
03	Use Leave Date	Uses the employee’s Leave Date from Employment Information form (IEEI) to determine the date the employee’s enrollment is expired.		B0160
04	Use Earlier of Term/Leave	Uses the earlier of the Termination Date or the Leave Date as the date from which an employee’s enrollment is expired, or 31st December, 3999 if there is no termination date available.		B0160
05*	Use Birth Date	Uses the employee’s Birth Date from the Identity Information form (IEID) plus a continuation period to determine the date an employee’s enrollment is expired. Sometimes used for life type plans that automatically expire at a specific age.		B0160
06	Use Spouse's Birth Date	Uses the Spouse Birth Date from the contact form plus a continuation period to determine the date a spouse’s enrollment is expired. Sometimes used for dependent or spousal life type plans that automatically expire at a specific age.		B0160

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B0160 Expire Date Rule

This component specifies whether a continuation period must be added to the enrollment expiration date.

Choose the rule that will be used as the Expire Date rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
01	Use Base Date	Uses the exact date calculated by component B0150 to expire the enrollment.	B0150	B0200
02*	Use Base Date plus Continuation Period	Uses the date calculated by component B0150, plus any additional continuance period calculated by components B0170 and B0180 to expire the enrollment.	B0150 B0170 B0180	B0170

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B0170 Termination Qualification {optional}

This component specifies the day on or after which an employee must be terminated in order to remain enrolled.

Must an employee be terminated on/after a certain day in the month in order for month to be included in the continuation criteria?
Yes - Choose the rule to be used
No - Go to B0180

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
00	Use Day from Calc Only	Specify the name of the <User Calc> on the component. The UserCalc must be of the type `Function`, with a return value of the type `Numeric`. Use the RET operator to return a numeric value. This value is interpreted as a user provided day of the month after which an employee must be terminated by, in order to remain enrolled during the last month of employment.	B0160	B0180
01	Use Day from Element	Specify the name of the <Element> on the component. The value of the element is used as the user-provided day of the month after which an employee must be terminated in order to remain enrolled during the last month of employment.	B0160	B0180
02*	Terminated after Specified Day	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. The value of the component is used as the user-provided day of the month after which an employee must be terminated in order to remain enrolled during the last month of employment. Must be entered as DD (15 for the 15th of the month.)	B0160	B0180
03	Terminated on Last Day in Month	Specifies an employee must not terminate until the last day of the month in order to remain enrolled during the last month of employment.	B0160	B0180

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B0180 Continuation Period {optional}

This component specifies the continuation period for benefit enrollment.

Is there a continuation period for benefit enrollment?
Yes - Choose the rule to be used
No - Go to B0190

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
01	Number of Days	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Adds number of days to the expiration base date.	B0160 B0170	B0190
02	Number of Weeks	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Adds number of weeks to the expiration base date.	B0160 B0170	B0190
03*	Number of Months	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Adds number of months to the expiration base date.	B0160 B0170	B0190
04	Number of Pay Periods	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Adds number of pay periods to the expiration base date.	B0160 B0170	B0190
05*	Number of Years	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Adds number of years to the expiration base date.	B0160 B0170	B0190

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B0190 Roll Forward/Back Rule {optional}

This component specifies that enrollment expires on a specific day of the month, such as the last.

Is it necessary to roll the expiry date forward or backward to a specific day of the month?
Yes - Choose the rule to be used
No - Go to B0200

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
01	Roll Forward to Day in Curr Month	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Must be entered as DD (31 for the end of the month.) Rolls the expiration date forward to this day in the current or following month, whichever is past the original expiration date month. Used when benefits may only expire on a specified day of the month.		B0200
02*	Roll Back to Day in Prev Month	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Must be entered as DD (31 for the end of the month.) Rolls the expiration date back to this day in the previous month. Used when benefit may only expire on a specified day of the month.		B0200
03	Roll Forward to Last Day in Curr Quarter	Rolls the expiry date forward to the last day in the current quarter. Used when benefits may only expire at the end of a quarter.		B0200
04	Roll Back to Last Day in Prev Quarter	Rolls the expiry date back to the last day in the previous quarter. Used when benefits may only expire at the end of a quarter, and the employee has to be employed for the whole quarter in order to be enrolled for that quarter.		B0200

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B0200 Expire Date

This component stores the final expiration date result.

Choose the rule that is used as the Expire Date rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
01*	Calculate Expire Date	Stores the calculated expiration date of the enrollment.		B0210

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B0210 Eligibility End Base Date

This component is required to establish the base date used in determining the eligibility end date of an enrollment form.

Choose the rule that is used as the Eligibility End Base Date rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
00	UserCalc Only	Specify the name of the <User Calc> on the component. The UserCalc must be of the type `Function`, with a return value of the type `Date`. The UserCalc must use the RET operator to return a date value. This value is interpreted by the component as a user- provided base date from which the employee’s eligibility is expired.		B0220
01	Use End of Time	Uses 31st December, 3999 as base date from which employee’s eligibility is expired.		B0220
02*	Use Termination Date	Uses employee’s Termination Date from Employment Information form (IEEI) to determine date employee’s eligibility is expired, or 31st December, 3999 if date is unavailable.		B0220
03	Use Leave Date	Uses employee’s Leave Date from Employment Information form (IEEI) to determine date employee’s eligibility is expired, or 31st December, 3999 if date is unavailable.		B0220
04	Use Earlier of Term/Leave	Uses earlier of Termination Date or Leave Date as date from which an employee’s eligibility is expired, or 31st December, 3999 if date is unavailable.		B0220
05*	Use Birth Date	Uses employee’s Birth Date from Identity Information form (IEID) plus a continuation period to determine date employee’s eligibility is expired. Sometimes used for life type plans that automatically expire at a specific age.		B0220
06	Use Spouse's Birth Date	Uses spouse’s Birth Date from contact form plus a continuation period to determine date spouse’s eligibility is expired. Sometimes used for dependent or spousal life type plans that automatically expire at a specific age.		B0220

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B0220 Eligibility End Date Rule

This component specifies whether a continuation period must be added to the enrollment eligibility end date?

Chose the rule that is used as the Eligibility End Date rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
01	Use Base Date	Uses the exact date calculated by component B0210 to expire the benefit eligibility.	B0210	B0260
02*	Use Base Date plus Continuation Period	Uses the date calculated by component B0210, plus any additional continuance period calculated by components B0230 and B0240 to expire the benefit eligibility.	B0210 B0230 B0240	B0230

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B0230 Termination Qualification {optional}

This component specifies whether an employee must be terminated on/after a certain day in the month in order for that month to be included in the continuation criteria.

Must an employee be terminated on/after a certain day in the month in order for month to be included in the continuation criteria?
Yes - Choose the rule to be used
No - Go to B0240

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
00	Use Day from Calc Only	Specify the name of the <User Calc> on the component. The UserCalc must be of the type `Function`, with a return value of the type `Numeric`. Use the RET operator to return a numeric value. This value is interpreted as a user-provided day of the month after which an employee must be terminated in order to be eligible for benefits during the last month of employment.	B0220	B0240
01	Use Day from Element	Specify the name of the <Element> on the component. The value of the element is used as the user-provided day of the month after which an employee must be terminated in order to be eligible for benefits during the last month of employment.	B0220	B0240
02*	Terminated after Specified Day	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. The value of the component is used as the user-provided day of the month after which an employee must be terminated in order to remain eligible for benefits during the last month of employment. Must be entered as DD (15 for the 15th of the month.)	B0220	B0240
03*	Terminated on Last Day in Month	Specifies an employee must not terminate until the last day of the month in order to remain eligible for benefits during the last month of employment.	B0220	B0240

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B0240 Continuation Period

This component specifies the length of the continuation period.

Choose the rule that is used as the Continuation Period rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
01	Number of Days	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Adds the number of days to the eligibility end base date.	B0220 B0230	B0250
02	Number of Weeks	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Adds the number of weeks to the eligibility end base date.	B0220 B0230	B0250
03*	Number of Months	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Adds the number of months to the eligibility end base date.	B0220 B0230	B0250
04	Number of Pay Periods	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Adds the number of pay periods to the eligibility end base date.	B0220 B0230	B0250
05*	Number of Years	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Adds the number of years to the eligibility end base date.	B0220 B0230	B0250

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B0250 Roll Forward/Back Rule {optional}

This component specifies that eligibility ends on a specific day of the month, such as the last.

Is it necessary to roll the eligibility end date forward or backward to a specific day of the month?
Yes - Choose the rule to be used
No - Go to B0260

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
01*	Roll Forward to Day in Curr Month	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Must be entered as DD (31 for the end of the month.) Rolls the expiration date forward to this day in the current month. Used when benefits may only expire on a specified day of the month.		B0260
02	Roll Back to Day in Prev Month	Specify the <BC Value> on the coverage component. Must be entered as DD (31 for the end of the month.) Rolls the expiration date back to this day in the previous month. Used when benefit may only expire on a specified day of the month.		B0260
03	Roll Forward to Last Day in Curr Quarter	Rolls the expiration date forward to the last day in the current quarter. Used when benefit eligibility may only end at the end of a quarter.		B0260
04	Roll Back to Last Day in Prev Quarter	Rolls the expiration date back to the last day in the previous quarter. Used when benefit eligibility may only end at the end of a quarter and the employee has to be employed for the whole quarter in order to be enrolled for quarter.		B0260

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B0260 Eligibility End Date

This component stores the final eligible end date result.

Choose the rule that is used as the Eligibility End Date rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
01*	Calculate Eligibility End Date	Stores the calculated end date of the eligibility.		B0270

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B0270 Premium End Date

This component determines the date premium collection will cease.

Choose the rule that is used as the Premium End Date.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
00	UserCalc Only	Specify the name of the <User Calc> on the component. The UserCalc must be of the type `Function`, with a return value of the type `Date`. The UserCalc must use the RET operator to return a date value. This value is interpreted by the component as a user- provided date from which the employee’s premium is ended.		B0300
01*	Use Expire Date	Uses the date calculated in component B0210 as the premium end date.	B0210	B0300
02	Use Eligibility End Date	Uses the date calculated in component B0260 as the premium end date.	B0260	B0300

B0300 - B0399 Eligible Earnings/Amounts #

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B0320 Eligible Regular Earnings (Before Cap) WP12

This component specifies which earnings are considered eligible for benefit calculation purposes.

Choose the rule that is used as the Eligible Regular Earnings rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to
00	UserCalc Only	Specify the name of the <User Calc> on the component. The UserCalc must be of the type `Function`, with a return value of the type `Numeric`. Use the RET operator to return the numeric value. This value is interpreted by the component as a user -provided normal member earnings.	B0300	B0321
01*	Use Earnings from Element	Specify the name of the <Element> on the component. The value of the element will be used as normal member earnings.	B0300	B0321

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B0321 Eligible Lump Sum Leave Pay Earnings WP 21

This component specifies which earnings are considered eligible for benefit calculation purposes. Choose the rule that is used as the Eligible Lump Sum Leave Pay Earnings rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to

00 UserCalc Only Specify the name of the <User Calc> on the component. The UserCalc must be of the type `Function`, with a return value of the type `Numeric`. Use the RET operator to return the numeric value. This value is interpreted by the component as a user- provided retroactive salary earnings. B0323 01* Use Earnings from Element Specify the name of the <Element> on the component. The value of the element will be used as retroactive salary earnings. B0323

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B0323 Eligible Prior Period Adjustment Earnings WP12

This component specifies which earnings are considered eligible for benefit calculation purposes. Choose the rule that is used as the Eligible Prior Period Adjustment Earnings rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to

00 UserCalc Only Specify the name of the <User Calc> on the component. The UserCalc must be of the type `Function`, with a return value of the type `Numeric`. Use the RET operator to return the numeric value. This value is interpreted by the component as a user-provided prior period earnings. B0328 01* Use Earnings from Element Specify the name of the <Element> on the component. The value of the element will be used as prior period earnings. B0328

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B0328 Eligible Workers’ Compensation Earnings WP88

This component specifies which earnings are considered eligible for benefit calculation purposes. Choose the rule that is used as the Eligible Workers’ Compensation Earnings rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to

00 UserCalc Only Specify the name of the <User Calc> on the component. The UserCalc must be of the type `Function`, with a return value of the type `Numeric`. Use the RET operator to return the numeric value. This value is interpreted by the component as a user- provided special compensation amount. B0350 01* Use Earnings from Element Specify the name of the <Element> on the component. The value of the element will be used as special compensation amount. B0350

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B0360 Regular Earnings (Sequence 585) WP12

This is the regular eligible earnings used to calculate the prior period contribution for FRS. The regular earnings amount replaces any previously calculated amount. Choose the rule that is used as the Regular Earnings rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to

01* Replace Enrollment Value Replaces the enrollment value with the newly calculated normal member earnings value. A <PC Code> must be indicated. B0361

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B0361 Lump Sum Leave Pay Earnings (Sequence 586) WP21

This is the lump sum leave pay earnings used to calculate the prior period contribution for FRS. The lump sum leave pay earnings amount replaces any previously calculated amount. Choose the rule that is used as the Lump Sum Leave Pay Earnings rule

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to

01* Replace Enrollment Value Replaces the enrollment value with the newly calculated prior period earnings value. A <PC Code> must be indicated. B0363

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B0363 Prior Period Adjustment Earnings (Sequence 587) WP12

This is the prior period adjustment earnings used to calculate the prior period contribution for FRS. The prior period earnings amount replaces any previously calculated amount. Choose the rule that is used as the Prior Period Adjustment Earnings rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to

01* Replace Enrollment Value Replaces the enrollment value with the newly calculated retroactive salary earnings value. A <PC Code> must be indicated. B0368

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B0368 Workers’ Compensation Earnings (Sequence 589) WP88

This is the worker’s compensation earnings used to calculate the prior period contribution for FRS. The worker’s compensation earnings amount replaces any previously calculated amount. Choose the rule that is used as the Workers Compensation Earnings rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to

01* Replace Enrollment Value Replaces the enrollment value with the newly calculated special compensation amount value. A <PC Code> must be indicated. B0380

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B0380 Lump Sum Leave Pay Hours (Sequence 589) WP21

This component is used to store Annual Leave Hours for Florida Retirement System (FRS), only. It may not be used alone and must be used in conjunction with Component B0321, which stores the Annual Leave Pay Amounts. Choose the rule that is used as the Lump Sum Leave Pay Hours

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go to

01* Replace Enrollment Value Replaces the enrollment value with the newly calculated special compensation amount value. An <Element> must be indicated. A <PC Code> must be indicated. B0321 B0600

B0800 - B0899 Employer Contributions #

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B0800 Contribution Rate

This component specifies the source of the contribution rate to be used by B0800’s Rule 11. Choose the rule that is used as the Contribution Rate rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go To

00 Use Value from UserCalc Specify the name of the <User Calc> on the component. The UserCalc must be of the type `Function`, with a return value of the type `Numeric`. Use the RET operator to return the numeric value. This value is interpreted by the component as a user- provided contribution rate. B0810 01* Use Specified Value Specify the <BC Value> on the component. The specified value is used as the contribution rate. B0810 02* Use Value from Coverage Rate Step Uses the contribution rate from the Rates tab. B0810 03 Use Value from Enrollment Specify the value on the employee’s enrollment. The specified value is used as the contribution rate. B0810

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B0810 Regular Contribution Calculation Method WP12

This component determines how the regular contribution amount will be calculated. Choose the rule that is used as the Regular Contribution Calculation Method rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go To

11* Percentage of Eligible Earnings Multiplies the contribution rate (B0800) by the eligible earnings (B0360). B0800 B0360 B0811

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B0811 Lump Sum Leave Pay Contribution Calculation Method WP21

This component determines how the lump sum leave pay contribution amount will be calculated. Choose the rule that is used as the Lump Sum Leave Pay Contribution Calculation Method rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go To

11* Percentage of Eligible Earnings The contribution rate (B0800) divided by 100 multiplied by the Lump Sum Leave Pay Earnings (B0361). B0800 B0361 B0813

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B0813 Prior Period Adjustment Contribution Calculation Method WP12

This component determines how the prior period adjustment contribution amount will be calculated. Choose the rule that is used as the Prior Period Adjustment Contribution Calculation Method rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go To

11* Percentage of Eligible Earnings The contribution rate (B0800) divided by 100 multiplied by the Prior Period Adjustment Earnings (B0363). B0800 B0363 B0818

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B0818 Workers’ Compensation Contribution Method WP88

This component determines how the workers’ compensation contribution amount will be calculated. Choose the rule that is used as the Workers’ Compensation Contribution Calculation Method rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go To

11* Percentage of Eligible Earnings The contribution rate (B0800) divided by 100 multiplied by the Workers’ Compensation earnings (B0368). B0800 B0368 B0840

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B0840 Regular Contribution Amount WP12

This component determines whether the contribution amount replaces any previously calculated amount, or adds to it. Choose the rule that is used as the Regular Contribution Amount rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go To

01* Replace Value on Enrollment Replaces the enrollment value with the newly calculated contribution amount. A <PC Code> must be indicated. B0841 02 Accumulate Value to Enrollment Accumulates the newly calculated contribution amount into the existing enrollment value. B0841

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B0841 Lump Sum Leave Pay Contribution Amount WP21

This component stores the lump sum leave pay contribution amount calculated. This is the final lump sum pay contribution amount for FRS. Choose the rule that is used as the Lump Sum Leave Pay Contribution Amount rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go To

01* Replace Value on Enrollment Replaces the enrollment value with the newly calculated contribution amount. A <PC Code> must be indicated. B0843

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B0843 Prior Period Adjustment Contribution Amount WP12

This component stores the prior period adjustment contribution amount calculated. This is the final prior period adjustment contribution amount for FRS. Choose the rule that is used as the Prior Period Adjustment Contribution Amount rule.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go To

01* Replace Value on Enrollment Replaces the enrollment value with the newly calculated contribution amount. A <PC Code> must be indicated. B0848

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B0848 Workers’ Compensation Contribution Amount WP88

This component stores the workers’ compensation contribution amount calculated. This is the final workers’ compensation contribution amount for FRS. Choose the rule that is used as the Workers’ Compensation Contribution Amount.

Rule	Description	Logic	Assoc.	Go To

01* Replace Value on Enrollment Replaces the enrollment value with the newly calculated contribution amount. A <PC Code> must be indicated. Done

Sample FRS Plan #

In this example the coverage is for HA – Regular Employees. FRS is processed biweekly. 0010 – 0299 Preprocessing/Qualification 0300 – 0399 Eligible Earnings/Amounts 0800 – 0899 Employer Contributions

BC Rule WP Element PC Rate B002 0 Enrollment Base Date 02 Hire Date B003 0 Enrollment Effective Date 01 Use Base Date B007 0 Effective Date 01 Calculate Effective Date B008 0 Eligibility Base Date 02 Hire Date B009 0 Eligibility Date Rule 01 Use Base Date B013 0 Eligibility Date 01 Calculate Eligible Date B014 0 Premium Start Date 01 Use Effective Date B015 0 Expire Base Date 02 Termination Date B016 0 Expire Date Rule 01 Use Base Date B020 0 Expire Date 01 Calculate Expire Date B021 0 Eligibility End Base Date 02 Termination Date B022 0 Eligibility End Date Rule 01 Use Base Date B026 0 Eligibility End Date 01 Calculate Eligible End Date B027 0 Premium End Date 01 Use Expiration Date B032 0 Eligible Regular Earnings 01 Use Earnings from Element 12 FRS REG B036 0 Regular Eligible Earnings 01 Replace Enrollment Value 12 6800 – FRS Reg Earns B080 0 Contribution Rate 02 Use Value from Coverage Rate Step ALL ER Rate (%) = 10.15 B081 Regular Contribution 11 Percentage of 12

BC Rule WP Element PC Rate 0 Method Eligible Earnings B084 0 Regular Contribution Amount 01 Replace Enrollment Value 12 4800 – FRS Reg ER B032 1 Eligible Lump Sum Leave Pay Earnings 01 Use Earnings from Element 21 FRS LUMP B036 1 Lump Sum Leave Pay Eligible Earnings 01 Replace Enrollment Value 21 6801 – FRS Lump Earns B081 1 Lump Sum Leave Pay Contribution Method 11 Percentage of Eligible Earnings 21 B084 1 Lump Sum Leave Pay Contribution Amount 01 Replace Enrollment Value 21 4801 – FRS Lump ER B032 3 Eligible Prior Period Adjustment Earnings 01 Use Earnings from Element 12 FRS PP B036 3 Prior Period Adjustment Eligible Earnings 01 Replace Enrollment Value 12 6803 – FRS PP Earns B081 3 Prior Period Adjustment Contribution Method 11 Percentage of Eligible Earnings 12 B084 3 Prior Period Adjustment Contribution Amount 01 Replace Enrollment Value 12 4803 – FRS PP ER B032 8 Eligible Workers’ Compensation Earnings 01 Use Earnings from Element 88 FRS WC B036 8 Workers’ Compensation Eligible Earnings 01 Replace Enrollment Value 88 6808 – FRS WC Earns B081 8 Workers’ Compensation Contribution Method 11 Percentage of Eligible Earnings 88 B084 8 Workers’ Compensation Contribution Amount 01 Replace Enrollment Value 88 4808 – FRS WC ER

Exceptions / Notes The sample provided previously is a fairly generic example. You and your High Line Consultant will need to discuss your specific requirements.

User Fields #

There are two mandatory user fields that need to be set up. FRS Position Number This user field is OPTIONAL and is attached to the Position Details table. This is a SYSTEM updated user field. Table User Field Name Prompt Field Type Fld Seq P2KCM_POSITION_DETAILS FRS POSITION NUMBER FRS Position Number Char 1

This user field is OPTIONAL. This user field is attached to the Position Details table. This is a SYSTEM updated user field. Table User Field Name Prompt Field Type Fld Seq P2KCM_POSITION_DETAILS FRS CLASS CODE FRS Class Code Char 2

Process FRS #

This update will process all FRS plans, and produce a flat file to be remitted. The report can be produced only after the FRS plan/coverages are set up, employees properly enrolled, and payrolls have been closed. At payroll time, the benefit routine will be invoked, which populates the FRS Pay Components with values derived from pay components/elements as defined in the benefit components. Reporting will be done after the pay closes; it will extract the numbers from the benefit components and produce the FRS report using the required format. Function UPFRS produces the FRS report and optionally the associated file for transmission. The output file will contain exactly what is shown on the report. Report Field Source Notes Social Security Number Government Code P2K_HR_IDENTITIES Department Department Code P2K_HR_ASSIGNMENT_DETAILS Check Date Pay Issue Date P2K_PR_PAY_HEADERS Member Name (Last, First) Name (Last, First, M.) P2K_HR_IDENTITIES Plan Plan Code P2K_BE_PLAN_DEFINITIONS Work Period Derived from Plans (IBPN) Derived from Earnings Pay Component attached to the Plan’s Benefit Components Monthly Salary Derived from Assignment (IEAS) Monthly Salary derived from the Wage Rate on the employee’s assignment. Employee Contribution Amount N/a

Report Field Source Notes Employer Contribution Amount Derived from (IBPN) Coverage The ER Rate on the coverage multiplied by the Pay Component containing the earnings Leave Hours From PC The hours in the Pay Component on Benefit Component B380 Adjustment Derived from (IBPN) Coverage The ER Rate on the coverage multiplied by the Pay Component containing the earnings, when there is an amount in the Pay Component attached to B383

Output Transmission File from the above report ‘Process FRS’ Highlights ‘Process FRS’ is not currently available through the menu bar. However, the form may be accessed through the command window with ‘UPFRS’. ‘Process FRS’ Usages and Examples Report Parameter Form People List Mandatory, Multiple Selection, LOV available, <ALL> A people list may be used to indicate specific employee transaction to be processed. Person Code Mandatory, Multiple Selection, LOV available, <ALL> The person code(s) of specific employee(s) to be processed. Payroll Month/Year Mandatory Users must specify the reporting month and year to be displayed on the report as MM/YYYY AsOf Date Period Mandatory, Date, LOV available (DD-MON-YYYY) This date is used to determine the wage rate, department, class code, etc. for the employee. This is used as there may be more than one period supplied. For Period Mandatory The pay period of the first pay to be included entered as YYYYPP. To Period Mandatory The pay period of the last pay to be included entered as YYYYPP. Sort Method Mandatory, LOV available Employees will be printed in this person code order unless this parameter is <Yes> Create File Mandatory, LOV available The report may be run without creating an interface file (normally for testing purposes). Interface Directory Mandatory, text Must be a directory on the server for which the current user (as signed onto the client’s network) has write capability. For example the entry ‘C:\TEMP’ accesses the ‘TEMP’ directory on the server, not the local directory for the computer terminal being used. File Name Mandatory, text Enter the name of the file that will be created in the interface directory specified. Exception Level Mandatory, LOV available A ‘trace’ report of exception messages may be produced to assist in the testing phase. If necessary, choose from 0 – 9 (highest) level of trace. Please note that this is a voluminous report and will cause very slow performance.

Form Definition Variables #

Modify the standard FRS file requirements using the IDFDV function for HL$FLPERS. File Format Supported Field Identifier Description Source Variable Notes DEPARTMENT Department Data Base Column DDP.DEPARTMENT_CODE POSITION NUMBER Position Number Data Base Column DPS.POSITION_CODE CLASS CODE Class Code Not Specified PLAN FRS Plan Code Data Base Column BPN.PLAN_CODE WORK PERIOD Work Period Code Not Specified ADJ CODE Adjustment Code Not Specified CHECK DATE Check Date Not Specified EMPLOYEE NAME Employee Name (Last, First, MI) Not Specified SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER Employee Social Security Number Data Base Column EID.GOVERNMENT_CODE DATE OF BIRTH Date of Birth (DOB) Data Base Column EID.BIRTH_DATE SEX Employee Gender Data Base Column EID.GENDER ADDRESS LINE 1 Employee Address Line One Data Base Column EPS.ADDRESS_LINE_1 ADDRESS LINE 2 Employee Address Line Two Data Base Column EPS.ADDRESS_LINE_2 ADDRESS CITY Employee City Data Base Column EPS.LOCALITY ADDRESS STATE Employee State Data Base Column DSP.STATE_PROVINCE_CO DE ADDRESS ZIP CODE Employee Zip Data Base Column EPS.ZIP_POSTAL SALARY Salary Element GROSS

Field Identifier Description Source Variable Notes EE CONTRIBUTION Employee Contribution Amount Pay Component FRS EE ER CONTRIBUTION Employer Contribution Amount Pay Component FRS ER REPORT PERIOD Report Period Not Specified ANNUAL LEAVE HOURS Annual Leave Hours Pay Component AGENCY Agency Number Constant REPORT FORMAT CODE Report Format Code Constant REPORT PERIOD CD Report Period (MMYYYY) Not Specified TR Trailer Record Identifier Constant DETAIL RECORD COUNT Detail Record Count Not Specified