New York State Workmans' Compensation

Posted By JoshH over 9 years ago

Hello,

I am looking for information on how some of the New York State customers deal with the Construction Employment Payroll Limitation.

What is happening is that I have employees who work on prevailing wage jobs that push their wage rate well over the cap of $23.24/hour and I cannot for the life of me find a way to limit the payroll calculation to dollars/hour.

This is quite important for us to see real burden. So if anyone has gone through this and came up with a successful way to limit their payrolls I'd be more that ears.

Thanks

-Josh

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0 CatherineSchmitt over 9 years ago

Josh, this is late, but when you enter the rates on the 5-3-1 Workers Comp table, you can enter a maximum wage so that it only works on that amount. There are only two states that work that way in our table, and NY is one of them.
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0 JoshH over 9 years ago in reply to CatherineSchmitt

Catherine,

That does not work either. I entered a value of $23.24 in that column and saved the W/C setup, double checked. Calculated one payroll record with 1 hour at $43.22. W/C calculation ignored the maximum and calculated the rate based on a gross payroll of $43.22 not $23.24 as it should have. :-((
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0 JoshH over 9 years ago in reply to CatherineSchmitt

Catherine,

That does not work either. I entered a value of $23.24 in that column and saved the W/C setup, double checked. Calculated one payroll record with 1 hour at $43.22. W/C calculation ignored the maximum and calculated the rate based on a gross payroll of $43.22 not $23.24 as it should have. :-((
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