REFERENCES AND RELATED POLICIES
UCSD Policy and Procedure Manual (PPM)
395-6 Internal Control Standards for Department
Payrolls
250-7 Employment Procedures
New Payroll Check Disposition Options Notice,
September 23, 1983
BACKGROUND
In November, 1983, the San Diego Campus implemented the
current method of distributing payroll checks. Currently,
employees have two options for the disposition of their
earnings. The net amount of earnings can either be
deposited through an electronic process called SurePay to
a financial institution (bank, savings & loan, credit union,
etc.) or appear on a paper payroll check delivered to the
employee in his/her department. For those employees who
elect SurePay, an earnings statement similar to a payroll
check stub is delivered to the employee in the department
on pay day.
POLICY
The distribution of employee's net payroll wages from the
University of California San Diego will be made at the
employee's signed option to one of the following:
A net payroll check with attached earnings statement
will be forwarded by campus mail in individual
envelopes to the University mail code indicated on the
Payroll Wage Distribution Request form.
Net payroll earnings will be credited electronically
(known as SurePay) to the employee's account at the
financial institution of his/her choice. An earnings
statement similar to a payroll check stub will be
delivered via campus mail to the University mail code
indicated on the Payroll Wage Distribution Request
form.
The Payroll Wage Distribution Request, Form 2048,
Exhibit A, is the sole determinant for the distribution of
payroll checks and payroll wage advice statements.
Any change in the method of payment and/or distribution
of an employee's wages must be initiated by a new
Payroll Wage Distribution Request form.
PROCEDURE
Employee
New employees are required to complete a Payroll
Wage Distribution Request form at the time of hire.
Employees wishing to change their wage
distribution in any way must file a new Payroll Wage
Distribution Request form with the Accounting
Office--Payroll Division.
SurePay deposits require an initial verification
period consisting of one to two pay periods
(depending on the timing of form submission)
before payroll earnings begin being
electronically deposited. During this period,
payroll checks will be produced for the
employee and delivered via campus mail to the
University mail code indicated on the Payroll
Wage Distribution Request form. Any change in
an employee's financial institution or account
number information will cause a repeat of this
verification period.
Employees receiving SurePay deposits who
wish to change only the mail code designation
for delivery of their earnings statement must
complete a new Payroll Wage Distribution
Request form with a notation of ``mail code
change only.''
Employees wishing to discontinue the SurePay
deposit method and begin receiving payroll
checks in the department must file a new
Payroll Wage Distribution Request form with the
Accounting Office Payroll Division before the
deadline established for the payroll schedule
that will issue the employee's next check.
Department
Departments have the responsibility of obtaining a
Payroll Wage Distribution Request form from all
new employees. Departments should attach this
form to the Employment Personnel Action Form,
F02198, and submit it through normal channels to
the Accounting Office.
Departments have the responsibility of notifying
transferring employees that their payroll check or
wage statement will not transfer to the new
department automatically. Transferring employees
must file a new Payroll Wage Distribution Request
form with the Payroll Division to affect this change.
Exhibit A
Debits shall be initiated only to effect appropriate adjustments against a
prior credit made for the same pay date. Debit transactions are limited
to reductions for University salary overpayments and to respond to
mandatory court orders. The result of the credit less the debit will be the
net pay to which the employee is entitled and will be no different from the
net amount the employee would have received had the SurePay method
not been selected and a payroll check had been printed.
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