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HRMOIR Data Definitions version 1.5 - Public Sector Commission

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HUMAN RESOURCE MINIMUM OBLIGATORY INFORMATION REQUIREMENTS (<strong>HRMOIR</strong>)2012/13 Financial Year6. Financial Year to Date (FYTD) Employment <strong>Data</strong>6. Financial Year to Date (FYTD) Employment <strong>Data</strong>Field 6.1 – FYTD Ordinary Time Hours (Paid For)Description:Codes/Calculation:This refers to the employee’s award, standard or agreed hours of work paid atordinary rate over the current financial year.Include:• Standby time that is part of standard hours of work.• ALL paid leave taken since the start of the financial year.Exclude:• Overtime hours.• Hours associated with leave payments on termination.Remarks/Validation:Number of ordinary hours paid for rounded to the nearest hour. Do not use decimalplaces.Field 6.1 is different from Field 4.11 ‐ Ordinary Time Hours Paid (Fortnight Period) ‐ asit reflects the cumulative hours worked from the start of the current financial year upto the census collection date (the last fortnightly pay period in the census quarter).6. FYTD Employment<strong>Data</strong><strong>Data</strong> will not be accepted by WACA if:• The field is left blank.• An employee’s FYTD ordinary time hours paid for is less than 0.Field size: Up to 4 numeric characters may be used<strong>Data</strong> format: IntegerPeriod: FYTD: from the day after the last pay day prior to June 30to the last fortnightly pay period in the current census quarter* Please note that the <strong>HRMOIR</strong> financial year commences after the last pay day in June. See definition of Financial Year toDate in glossary.53

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