Employee Adjustment Rule Assignments
Adjustment rules change a person's wages or pays a person extra based on time entered in a timecard. Adjustments can be made based on multiple labor accounts and selection criteria, such as a labor category or cost center, or both.
You can assign, update, delete, and retrieve details about adjustment rule assignments using operations against the /v1/commons/persons/adjustment_rule
resource.
Prerequisites
A person's person ID is the same as the personKey
and employee ID, and is not the same as the person number.
The person in this example has a person ID of 100 and a person number of 20190.
Example
In this example, we retrieve a list of available adjustment rules and then assign, verify, update, and delete a person's adjustment rule assignments.
Retrieve available adjustment rules
Call GET v1/commons/persons/adjustment_rule/multi_read
to retrieve a list of all available assignments. The response returned will resemble the example below.
[
{
"effectiveDate": "2018-10-12",
"expirationDate": "2018-10-13",
"personIdentity": {
"personNumber": "20335",
"badgeNumber": "89883",
"personKey": 218,
"employeeKey": 218,
"userKey": 218
},
"processor": "NewADJ_82"
},
{
"effectiveDate": "2019-01-01",
"expirationDate": "3000-01-01",
"personIdentity": {
"personNumber": "20335",
"badgeNumber": "89883",
"personKey": 218,
"employeeKey": 218,
"userKey": 218
},
"processor": "NAME1234"
}
]
Create the assignment
The create request:
- uses
personIdentity
to identify the person using their person number - uses
processor
to define the adjustment rule to assign - uses
effectiveDate
to define the effective date of the assignment
Example request
Call POST /v1/commons/persons/adjustment_rule
with the following request payload.
{
"effectiveDate": "2020-02-20",
"personIdentity": {
"personNumber": "20190"
},
"processor": "NAME1234"
}
Example response
A success response returns HTTP status code 201 and a response body similar to the following example.
{
"effectiveDate": "2020-02-20",
"expirationDate": "3000-01-01",
"personIdentity": {
"personNumber": "20190",
"badgeNumber": "23605",
"personKey": 100,
"employeeKey": 100,
"userKey": 100
},
"processor": "NAME1234"
}
Verify the assignment
To verify, you can call GET /v1/commons/persons/adjustment_rule/?person_number={personNumber}&processor={adjustmentRule}&effective_date={YYYY-MM-DD}
or GET /v1/commons/persons/adjustment_rule/multi_read
.
Calling GET /v1/commons/persons/adjustment_rule/?person_number=20190&processor=NAME1234&effective_date=2020-02-20
returns:
[
{
"effectiveDate": "2020-02-20",
"expirationDate": "3000-01-01",
"personIdentity": {
"personNumber": "20190",
"badgeNumber": "23605",
"personKey": 100,
"employeeKey": 100,
"userKey": 100
},
"processor": "NAME1234"
}
]
Calling GET /v1/commons/persons/adjustment_rule/multi_read
returns an array of all adjustment rules with the newly assigned adjustment rule included:
[
{
"effectiveDate": "2018-10-12",
"expirationDate": "2018-10-13",
"personIdentity": {
"personNumber": "20335",
"badgeNumber": "89883",
"personKey": 218,
"employeeKey": 218,
"userKey": 218
},
"processor": "NewADJ_82"
},
{
"effectiveDate": "2019-01-01",
"expirationDate": "3000-01-01",
"personIdentity": {
"personNumber": "20335",
"badgeNumber": "89883",
"personKey": 218,
"employeeKey": 218,
"userKey": 218
},
"processor": "NAME1234"
},
{
"effectiveDate": "2020-02-20",
"expirationDate": "3000-01-01",
"personIdentity": {
"personNumber": "20190",
"badgeNumber": "23605",
"personKey": 100,
"employeeKey": 100,
"userKey": 100
},
"processor": "NAME1234"
}
]
Update the assignment
To update the person's attestation assignments, call PUT /v1/commons/persons/adjustment_rule
with the following request payload.
Example request
{
"originalEffectiveDate": "2020-02-20",
"effectiveDate": "2020-03-10",
"personIdentity": {
"personNumber": "20190"
},
"processor": "NAME1234"
}
Example response
{
"effectiveDate": "2020-03-10",
"expirationDate": "3000-01-01",
"originalEffectiveDate": "2020-02-20",
"personIdentity": {
"personNumber": "20190",
"badgeNumber": "23605",
"personKey": 100,
"employeeKey": 100,
"userKey": 100
},
"processor": "NAME1234"
}
Delete an assignment
To delete an adjustment rule assignment associated with a person, call DELETE /v1/commons/persons/adjustment_rule
with the following request payload.
{
"effectiveDate": "2020-03-10",
"personIdentity": {
"personKey": "100"
},
"processor": "NAME1234"
}
The system returns HTTP status 204 with no response body.
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