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Pay Period

In reality my pay period runs from Monday to Sunday, every week, but I pay on Wednesdays.
Really I need Paycycle to recognise this and show this on the payslip via "Pay Period".
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Quickbooks style leave calculation

One of the things that did work well with Quickbooks (one of the only things) was the way it handled monthly pays.

You would specify an annual salary of say $60,000.
It would automatically calculate a monthly salary of $5,000 for the month.
You would specify how many hours this was for, either 160 for a 20 day month or 168 for a 21 day month so on and so forth.
If there were sick days you would say a sick day was 8 hours and they worked 152 hours and it would auto calculate everything.

I am not really understanding because the leave component isn't in yet how you will deal with leave, but this is a suggestion that seemed to work relatively well in the past. Hopefully you will come up with something better

One of the things that did work well with Quickbooks (one of the only things) was the way it handled monthly pays.

You would specify an annual salary of say $60,000.
It would automatically calculate a monthly salary of $5,000 for the month.
You would specify how many hours this was for, either 160 for a 20 day month or 168 for a 21 day month so on and so forth.
If there were sick days you would say a sick day was 8 hours and they worked 152 hours and it would auto calculate everything.

I am not really… more
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Provide a wizard for setting up calendars

At the moment, the calendars are set for you. I'd like to be able to choose the attributed of my calendar.
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Pay superannuation automatically
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enable type-ahead for form fields - very annoying that I have to select Victoria via dropdown

Filling in user details - when in any of the form fields I can't autocomplete is frustrating (sure it's not a deal breaker but is surely default behaviour)..

For example - Gender - why can't the form autoselect Male - if I type M or Female if I type F - instead I have get off the keyboard onto the mouse and choose from a drop down.

Same with State
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Addition of a reminder to change your password after a password reset

Include a reminder to change your password, after it has been reset.
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Pay Period

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Provide a wizard for setting up calendars

Pay superannuation automatically

enable type-ahead for form fields - very annoying that I have to select Victoria via dropdown

Addition of a reminder to change your password after a password reset

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