Casual staff:
Cost allocations are recorded on the submission spreadsheet for casual staff, so there is no requirement to record funding details on the Cost Allocation screen. Please note, you do need to record them for variable hours staff.
Navigation path: People Management > Employees > View > Employee Search > (Locate individual) > View > Cost Allocations
Where no other existing cost allocations exist, proceed to add a new one, following the steps below. If a cost allocation entry already exists, go to step 1.b below to end date the existing cost allocation/s first, then proceed to add a new entry, following the step below.
- Before proceeding, check the correct appointment is selected (where applicable).
- Click ADD to open the Cost Allocation screen.
- Enter the Start and End date; click ADD for the cost allocation fields to appear. Complete details as below for the new allocation:
Field name | Instruction |
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Start Date * |
Enter the start date for the new cost allocation. NB: This must be the day after the end date of the previous cost allocation if replacing existing funding. |
End Date * | Enter the end date, if known. Otherwise, leave blank. |
Cost Centre * |
(For each line entered) Project-funded salaries: Select or enter ‘CCPROJ’. GL cost centre-funded salaries: Input the relevant GL code in the format AA999999999 (where AA is the two-digit department code). Type the first two characters of your default GL coding to find it in the list. See row 1 in example below. |
Project Code * |
(For each line entered) If you have entered a GL code, leave this field blank. Project-funded salaries: Select the relevant Project Code in the format AAXXXXXX.0000 (where AA is the two-digit department code). Type the first few characters of your code to find it. Ensure the correct code is selected. See row 2 in example below. |
Expense | Do not use |
Percentage* |
Enter %, eg 100, 50. Note: this may be split across multiple Cost Centres. The total allocation must add up to 100%. |
- To add additional rows click ADD again, and complete the information, as per the above.
- Click SAVE.
Examples
- If you have entered a GL code in the cost allocation screen it should look like row 1.
- If you have entered a project code in the cost allocation screen, it should look like row 2.