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Display SSP history

This option can be used to display an individual sickness record.

To access the Display SSP history option

  1. From the Rev.8 Master Menu, select the Payroll option and Company you require.

    The Payroll Password form is displayed.

  2. Enter your payroll password.

    The PAYROLL menu is displayed.

  3. Select the Miscellaneous options option.

    The PR MISCELLANEOUS MENU is displayed.

  4. Select the Display SSP history option.

    The Employees' SSP history form is displayed.


Employees' SSP history Form

The Employees' SSP history form is displayed when you select the Display SSP history option from the PR MISCELLANEOUS MENU.

What do you want to do or be advised about?

Summary of the SSP history records

SSP history records are created every time you create a sickness record using the main payroll menu option called Enter sickness details.

Warning: Sickness records should only be used to record absence that is allowed to be paid as SSP and not other absence such as Jury service, Maternity pay/leave, Paternity pay/leave, Adoption pay/leave etc.

SSP records are initially created at Live status and included in the current payroll period calculation.

Selecting a new payroll period will update the status from Live to History provided the absence record is not a NOTPIW type record.

SSP records should be printed off using the Period reports menu option called SSP details or by inclusion within the Execute EOP options report list as a part of the payroll reporting process for each payroll period.

SSP records should be printed off using the Year-end reports menu option called Year to date SSP details as a part of the year end reporting process.

Display of the SSP history record

The SSP history record consists of the one TAB called Statutory Sick Pay History.

Statutory Sick Pay History Tab

Employee number: The six digit employee number.

Tip : Click the Ellipsis button [...] to search for an employee number from the SSP history file.

Status: The one character status of the SSP history record. This will be defaulted in if there is only one status present for the chosen employee. The status will be either:-

Start date: The start date of the sickness period. This will be default to the first available SSP history record date.

Tip : Click the Ellipsis button [...] to search for a start date for the selected employee number from the SSP history file.

End date: The end date of the sickness period. This will be no longer than seven days in length from the Start date since SSP is a weekly based scheme.

Length (days): The period of sickness in days.

Qualifying day mask : The qualifying day mask runs from Sunday through to Saturday. A letter Q is shown to represent a qualifying day, that is, a day that may possibly be used to generate a SSP payment subject to the rules of SSP.

Qualifying days: The number of qualifying days between the Start date and the End date.

Pay day mask : The pay day mask runs from Sunday through to Saturday. A letter P is shown to represent a payment day, that is, a day that has a SSP payment. A Pay day must be a qualifying day. For a START record at the start of a Period of Incapacity to Work (PIW) there will be three waiting days that are qualifying days before a pay day is generated.

Pay days: The number of pay days between the Start date and the End date.

Record type: The type of sickness record from one of the following:-

Reason code: The four character code for the absence reason. This may be left blank if reason analysis is only stored within the Human Resources module and the Sickness reasons file has a blank code set up.

Tip : Click the Ellipsis button [...] to search for a sickness reason code from the Sickness reasons file.

Average period: A one character code that records if the sickness dates logged refer to the current or previous payroll period. This is only relevant to a START record and is used when checking the average earnings for NI purposes as a part of the SSP entitlement calculation. The code will be one of the following:-

Threshold: The average weekly pay is checked against the SSP rate table. If the average weekly pay is below the first threshold the employee is not paid any SSP and this is represented by threshold 0. If the average weekly pay is above the first payment threshold SSP is paid at the value rate and the threshold is 1. The value shown on the SSP parameters represents the weekly rate to be used. If the record is LINKED the rate on the previous original START record is used or last valid SSP record if also LINKED.

Value: The Value of the SSP paid. This is a ratio of the Payment days divided by the Qualifying days multiplied by the weekly rate.

Weeks: The number of weeks for which the SSP was paid. This is the ratio of the Payment days divided by the Qualifying days.

What do you want to do?

PUSH BUTTONS:

Exit: Returns you to the PR MISCELLANEOUS MENU.

Help: Displays help on the current application in your default company browser.

Amendment or creation of SSP history records at H status

If SSP history records are to be created as a part of a system set up this is performed using the System maintenance option called SSP history by a priority 6+ user.

To amend an existing SSP history record enter the employee number, status and start date and click the Amend button.

To create a SSP history record click the Create button and enter the employee number, status, start date and other fields.

Warning: You should use the main payroll menu option called Enter sickness details if you want to create Live status SSP records that are to be processed in the current payroll period.

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