Shift pay that matches the schedule.
Differentials, on-call pay, and credential tracking for clinics and outpatient providers.
- DIFFERENTIALS
- Night, weekend, holiday
- ON-CALL
- Supported
- CREDENTIALS
- Expiry reminders
- HIPAA
- Controls aligned
WHAT'S INCLUDED
- 01
Shift differentials
Applied automatically from punches.
- 02
Credential tracking
Licenses and certifications with alerts.
- 03
Multi-location
Clinics as departments or entities.
- 04
Weighted overtime
Blended-rate OT done right.
WHERE IT GOES WRONG
Differentials that stack.
Night and other shift differentials go into the regular rate, and so do weekend and holiday premiums below time and a half, so overtime is owed on a blended rate, not the base rate.
How Worklio handles itShift differentials applied automatically from punches, with weighted (blended-rate) overtime.
On-call time.
On-call time is work when staff must stay on the premises, or so close they cannot use the time as their own. Staff who only have to leave word where they can be reached are not working while on call.
How Worklio handles itOn-call pay is supported.
Credentials that lapse.
A license or certification that expires takes a clinician off the schedule until it is renewed.
How Worklio handles itLicenses and certifications tracked with alerts.
Many clinics, one payroll.
Each clinic can have its own schedule, its own pay rules, and sometimes its own legal entity.
How Worklio handles itClinics as departments or entities.
Benefits and ACA for an hourly workforce.
An applicable large employer must offer coverage to full-time employees, those averaging at least 30 hours of service a week, or risk an assessable payment. Variable-hour staff make that hard to see week to week.
How Worklio handles itFull-time status by look-back measurement from time and payroll hours, every offer and waiver documented, and 1094-C and 1095-C e-filed. Benefits and coverage through Worklio Insurance, quoted from your real census.
WHAT TO HAVE ON FILE
- 01Pay rules by location. Differentials, on-call rules, and the overtime basis written down for each clinic.
- 02A regular-rate check. Differentials and nondiscretionary bonuses included before overtime is figured.
- 03A credential registry. Every license and certification, with its expiry date.
- 04Meal and rest breaks. Scheduled and recorded where state law requires them.
- 05ACA measurement. Measurement and stability periods for variable-hour staff, with offers and waivers on file.
WORK IT OUT
- CALCULATORRegular rate of payDifferentials and bonuses in the overtime rate.
- CALCULATORWeighted average overtime rateOvertime when one week has two rates.
- GLOSSARYShift differentialHow premiums for nights and weekends work.
- CALCULATORPTO accrualAccruals by hours worked or pay period.
- GLOSSARYACA reporting (Forms 1094-C and 1095-C)Forms 1094-C and 1095-C, and who files them.
Calculators follow federal rules only; state law can differ.
QUESTIONS
Sources: 29 CFR 778.109; 29 CFR 778.207; 29 CFR 785.17; 29 U.S.C. 207(j); 29 CFR 778.601; 29 CFR 778.211; 29 CFR 778.209. General information, not legal or tax advice.
A planned go-live, with parallel runs first.
- 01Discovery + design. We map entities, pay rules, deductions, and integrations.
- 02Data + configuration. YTD wages, tax accounts, benefits, and GL mapping loaded and tested.
- 03Parallel runs. One or more payrolls run beside your current provider and matched to the cent.
- 04Go live. Usually at a quarter or year start. Employees invited, your team trained.
KEY TERMS · FROM THE GLOSSARY
Browse the glossary- Shift differentialA shift differential, also called a shift premium, is extra pay added to an employee’s base wage for working a less desirable shift.
- Weighted average overtime rateThe weighted average overtime rate is the federal regular rate for a week at two or more pay rates: straight-time earnings divided by hours worked.
- Regular rate of payRegular rate of pay is the rate federal overtime is built on, found by dividing a workweek’s total includable earnings by the hours actually worked.
- ACA reporting (Forms 1094-C and 1095-C)ACA reporting is the annual filing on Forms 1094-C and 1095-C in which an applicable large employer reports the health coverage offered to full-time employees.
- PAYROLL AND TAXES PAID
- $35+ Billion
- ACH TRANSACTIONS
- 23+ Million
- W-2S / 1099S PROCESSED
- 4.3+ Million
- EMPLOYEES PAID
- 2.8+ Million