Pay rules
Hours coded the way your policy pays
Rotageek pay rules code worked hours and leave from your pay policy, covering basic pay, overtime and premiums, ready for sign-off and payroll.
Trusted by ops teams managing thousands of shifts every week
What pay rules do for you
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Coded by your rules, not by hand
Hours and leave are coded automatically from your pay policy, so managers never pick codes on timesheets. To change the coding, you change the rule.
- ✓Basic, overtime and leave coded
- ✓Each leave type coded separately
- ✓Consistent coding across every site
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Overtime on your terms
Overtime starts after a set number of hours in the week or day, or after each person’s contracted hours. Tasks like training can be left out if you pay them separately.
- ✓Fixed thresholds or contracted hours
- ✓Weekly or daily overtime
- ✓Exclude tasks from overtime
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Premiums for unsocial hours
Hours can be coded differently by day, time, task, site or bank holiday, with premiums paid on top of base hours without adding to hours worked.
- ✓Night, Sunday and bank holiday premiums
- ✓Rules by task or site
- ✓Premiums calculated from base pay
Built with you, around your pay policy
Rotageek applies your pay policy to every hour worked, so timesheets arrive at payroll already coded. We build and test the rules with you, so they match how you pay from day one.
- Coded by your rules, not by hand. Basic, overtime and each type of leave are coded automatically, with no picking codes on timesheets.
- Overtime on your terms. Set it after fixed hours or contracted hours, weekly or daily, and leave out tasks you pay separately.
- Premiums for unsocial hours. Nights, Sundays and bank holidays paid on top of base hours, by day, time, task or site.
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