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Pers compensation holiday pay

Today we met with LRU to discuss the recent holiday pay. For some reason there was no additional pers contribution for those who elect the employee/employer PERS contributions. As discussed with LRU, they agree that the holiday pay is PERS compensable. They need some time to dig into the matter and get it corrected. The employer paid example I saw appears that they were compensated correctly.

 
 
 

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SR S/CO BROHAM
SR S/CO BROHAM
Jun 29, 2024

They just messed up our Juneteenth holiday pay also! What is going on.

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Ward, S.
Jul 01, 2024
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Can't speak for everyone, but i coded 8 Hrs of phrpx for juneteenth holiday and paystub does not reflect any holiday pay at all

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Ashley Prevost
Ashley Prevost
Jun 27, 2024

Why is payroll so incompetent? The issues we are having with this payroll staff is becoming burdensome and unacceptable.

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lunkwitzfop21
Jun 27, 2024
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Great question, but I don’t have an answer for you. I do know they are really short staffed.

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acdicus
Jun 26, 2024

If they didn’t pay into pers for the employee/employer. Did they say if they payed into pers for the employer only. This will make a difference for retirement.

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lunkwitzfop21
Jun 26, 2024
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They didn’t have that information, but that is the entire basis for the conversation. Allen’s lay stub appears to have two different rates of pay for the POT codes. This would indicate that a contribution was made for employer only. We know it affects retirement and we are working to get this rectified.


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