Work Order Labor
Basics
Track planned and actual labor hours and labor costs against Work Orders.
Key Features
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Labor rates are determined by the Craft assigned to Work Order Tasks.
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Work Order Tasks without a Craft use the organization’s default Labor Rate defined in Custom Settings.
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Track planned hours and compare to actual hours at both the Work Order and the Work Order Task level.
How It Works
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Labor costs are calculated by multiplying hours worked on Work Order Tasks by the labor rate for the task.
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FX EAM uses the proper multiplier for Overtime and Doubletime rates to calculate costs correctly.
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Enter labor hours at the Work Task level; labor entries rolls up to the Work Order level.
FX EAM does not generate any accounting detail for labor costs.
Step by Step
Add Planned Labor to a Work Order Task
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Enter expected labor hours to the Planned Hrs field on each Work Order Task for a Work Order.
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Planned Labor on a Work Order automatically calculates from the labor on the Work Order’s Work Order Tasks.
Add Labor to a Work Order
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Add Actual Labor Hours to Work Order Tasks, not to a Work Order directly. |
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Access the Work Order record or add Task Labor from the Work Order Task
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From Quick Links, hover over Task Labor and select New
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Make the following entries:
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Work Order: The Work Order defaults, but can be changed
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WO Task: Select the task for which the work was done
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User Resource: Select the user who completed the work
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Work Date: Select the date the work was completed, defaults to the current date
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Time Type: Type of time entry, defaults to Work
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Regular Hours (Required): Number of hours at regular labor rate
An entry of 0 (zero) defaults; cannot be blank.
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Overtime Hours (Required): Number of hours at time and a half labor rate
An entry of 0 (zero) defaults; cannot be blank.
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Doubletime Hours (Required): Number of hours at double labor rate
An entry of 0 (zero) defaults; cannot be blank.
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Click Save or Save & New
