Time Reporting

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Before You Begin

Important Reminders

  • Timesheets must be submitted and approved on a weekly basis.
  • Follow Payroll Schedule deadlines to ensure timely pay and leave processing.
  • Report hours worked in quarter-hour increments.
  • Record leave using the appropriate leave type.
  • Contact your Department Timekeeper if you need assistance.

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Hourly Employees

Hourly employees are paid twice each month for hours worked during the pay period.

Your Responsibilities

  1. Report all hours worked.
  2. Submit your timesheet by the Payroll deadline.
  3. Review your timesheet for accuracy before submitting.

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Salaried Employees

Salaried employees are paid once each month. Absences must be recorded on your timesheet using the appropriate leave type.

Your Responsibilities

  • Request leave in advance, when possible.
  • Record all time worked and leave taken on your timesheet.
  • Submit your timesheet every week (and no later than 6 weeks of the work week).
  • Review leave balances regularly.

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Managers

Managers are responsible for reviewing and approving employee time and leave transactions in a timely manner.

Your Responsibilities

  • Review and approve timesheets each week.
  • Review and respond to leave and leave cancellation requests.
  • Ensure approvals are completed by Payroll Schedule deadlines.
  • Delegate approval authority before planned absences.

Delegating Approvals

Delegation is a two-step process:

Step 1: Manager Initiates Delegation

Step 2: Delegate Accepts Delegation

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Timekeepers

Timekeepers support employees and managers with time reporting, leave administration, and payroll deadline compliance.

Your Responsibilities

  • Monitor timesheet completion and approvals.
  • Assist with time reporting questions and corrections.
  • Review reports and queries to identify outstanding items.
  • Help ensure payroll deadlines are met.

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Policies & Procedures

For complete requirements and policy information, review: