Job Codes

This article explains how job codes are used and how to assign them to roles so labour costs can be categorised correctly in integrated payroll applications.

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Overview

Job codes allow labour costs from worked shifts to be categorised against specific roles in an external payroll application.

This supports wage costing across roles and is commonly used when integrating with payroll applications such as MYOB.

Assign job codes

Some payroll applications support importing job codes through the interpreted timesheet data file.

  1. Select Organisation.
    Organisation option in the main navigation menu
  2. Select Organisation Structure.
    Organisation Structure page showing roles
  3. Select the required role. In this example, Sales Assistant is selected.
    Sales Assistant role selected in Organisation Structure
  4. Select Settings from the sidebar.
  5. Select Edit on the job code row.
    Edit option on the job code row
  6. Choose a job code from the drop down list.
    If a new job code is required, select Manage values using the cog icon.
    Job code drop down list with Manage values option
  7. Select Add using the plus icon.
    Add job code screen
    Enter the following details:
    • Value
    • Description
    • Add additional values if required using the plus icon
    • Select Save.
      Save job code values screen
  8. Select the required job code from the drop down list.
  9. Select Save.
    Save job code assignment
  10. The cost centre is now assigned to the role.
    Job code successfully assigned to role

Example job code split in interpreted data file

Example of job codes split within an interpreted timesheet data file