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After you create a cost/pay labor rate table, you can add employees and specify their rates.
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- Add a Cost Pay Labor Rate Table
Create a new cost/pay labor rate table when you need to associate cost/pay labor rates with individual employees. - Copy an Existing Cost Pay Labor Rate Table
Instead of creating a new cost/pay labor rate table from scratch, you can copy an existing table and modify it. - Modify a Cost Pay Labor Rate Table
Modify a cost/pay labor rate table when you need to update the employees listed and/or change their rates. - Add an Employee to a Cost Pay Labor Rate Table
You can add a new employee and the employee's labor rate information to a cost/pay labor rate table. - Copy an Employee's Information in a Cost Pay Labor Rate Table
You can copy information from one employee entry in a labor rate table to a new row. All information is copied to the new row except the effective date, because no two entries in a table for the same employee can have the same effective date. - Delete an Employee from a Cost Pay Labor Rate Table
When you delete an employee from a cost/pay labor rate table, you delete the reference in the current table only; you do not delete the employee record from the Employee Info Center. - Delete a Cost Pay Labor Rate Table
If a table is used in the current billing terms for any project, on the Intercompany Billing tab for any project in the Project Info Center, or in Intercompany Billing Setup, you cannot delete the table. - Assign Cost Rate Methods and Tables to
Projects
Enter a cost rate method and rate table for each project, phase, or task that uses an effective date cost rate table.
Parent Topic: Cost Pay Labor Rate Tables