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Qhicfsheet 12
Qhicfsheet 12
Qhicfsheet 12
Implementing the new payroll and rostering systems (SAP HR and Workbrain) to support
Queensland Health business.
Factsheet Payslip
March 2010 - Issue 12
• Payslip distribution points stay the same and your payslip will be sent to you in exactly the same way it is now.
• Any concerns regarding the pay amounts displayed on your payslip, please direct your question to your local
Payroll and Establishment QHSSP contact, as you do now.
Length of Payslips
Payslips will generally be one page long, however if you have retrospective adjustments, these will appear on a
second page. Concurrent employees will receive a separate payslip for each different engagement they hold.
(1) A message box in the top right hand corner of your new payslip will display any adjustments that have been made
to your pay along with a brief explanation of the reason for the adjustment. General messages will also appear here.
Employees who have a single position (engagement), including those employees with aggregated employment
arrangements, will have one PAN, and this will be the same as your Person ID Number, with zeros added to the front
of the number to expand it to eight digits. Employees who have a concurrent employment arrangement will have a
separate PAN for each engagement, allowing them to distinguish between the different engagements they hold.
Note: The PAN is required on all leave forms and when reporting roster changes, claiming short term leave or claiming
allowances via the Attendance Variation and Allowance Claim form (AVAC) to Payroll and Establishment Services,
QHSSP. Therefore, you must ensure the correct Personnel Assignment Number is used for the relevant engagement.
(4) On the new payslip, your classficiation will be shown as your Sub Position (ie. Substantive Position) Nurse-RN
NRG5(07).
(5) If you are being paid higher duties, an additional HD Position (ie. Higher Duties) will be shown below your your
Sub Position.
A substantive position is the position(s) against which an employee has been appointed (other than for relief or
higher duties purposes) regardless of the status of the employee, eg. Permanent Full time, Permanent Part time,
Temporary Full time, Temporary Part time or Casual. Higher Duties refers to the temporary appointment of an existing
employee to perform the duties of another position to which a higher rate of remuneration applies.
Retrospective Adjustments
The new payroll and rostering systems are date driven, allowing for retrospective date adjustments to be made. A
retrospective adjustment refers to any adjustment made after the event has occurred and the pay period it was in
has been completed. Where you have a retrospective adjustment, details of the adjustment will appear on a second
page of your payslip.
In the front message box, a description of the retrospective adjustment will be displayed, as well as the date that the
adjustment occurred.
(7) The total adjustment figure will be displayed, and will also appear as “brought forward” on the first page of the
payslip above the total gross figure.
Sample Payslip
This payslip is a guide only. You will receive an official copy of the payslip in the first pay period after go-live.
Messages
Deductions 1,285.55
Net Income 1,666.64
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