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Labor Cost Post


               Navigate: Financials > Invoicing & Posting > Labor Cost Post

               The Labor Cost Post process provides a means to create journal transactions for costs
               related to timesheet entries. The frequency of this post is typically in alignment with a
               company’s pay period. Timesheets that have not been submitted, approved, and locked
               will not be included. Based on Posting Group settings, this posts to:

                          •   DEBIT         Various Labor Expenses
                              •  CREDIT            Accrued Wages

               The value of this post is used to verify the amount on the Payroll Register. The GL
               impact of the Labor Cost Post can be viewed by filtering the GL Details report
               Document Type to “LC - Labor Cost Post”.


               The labor costs transmitted to payroll must match the actual labor in Unanet. Prior to
               performing this post, verify the Labor Cost Post total matches the People Actuals
               Summary report by pay period.



                 Activity 3.2 Run People Actuals Summary
                       Login as Glenda Manager (GL Manager) – glmanager

               Activity Steps:
               1.      Navigate to Reports > Dashboard > People Reports > Summary Reports >
                       Actuals Summary
               2.      Run People Actuals Summary report for 2nd half of the Closing Fiscal Period
                       with the following criteria:

                           REPORT ON                     All People I can see
                           INCLUDE ACTUALS IN            (16  - EOM) Fiscal Period Date Range
                                                            th
                           COLUMN OPTIONS                Show People

               3.      What is the Grand Total for the People Actuals Summary report? ____________
























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