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In Period rule > Time domain hours for specific time domain as night can be identified separately and wage types can be assigned.

Up to 3 time areas can be defined. A time domain beyond midnight is allowed. (beas 9.2 PL: 01)

The time areas are displayed rightmost in time evaluation in columns 1, 2, 3 and in final sum. In Time evaluation – Report definition the header can be set up.

Example:

Consecutive times Time area 1: 20 – 22 Time area 2: 22 – 24   Employee works from 18 to 23 2 hours are saved to time domain 1 1 hour i saved to time domain 2   Overlapping times Time area 1: 20 – 22 Time area 2: 20 – 24   Employee works from 18 to 23 2 hours are saved to time area 1 3 hours are saved to time area 2     Work over midnight A time over midnight can also be indicated in the area e.g. 22:00 - 03:00 (beas 9.2 PL: 01)   To be considered at beas Version before 9.2 PL: 0.1 A time area beyond midnight is not allowed. In this case do the following:   Time area 1: 22:00 - 23:59 Time area 2: 00:00 - 03:00   Although 23:59 was indicated, is actually calculated to 24 hours. Means employee works from 21 - 2, it is calculated as follows: Time area 1: 2 hrs. Time area 2: 2 hrs.

For time domains you can define

Field	Description
Time from	Time area. Time TO needs to be greater than time FROM.
%	Percentage value, considered as surcharge for a wage type. Default = 100% Example   Time area 1: 20 – 22 o'clock, 50% on wage type 500 Employee works from 18 – 22 Result: 2 hours for time area 1 but only 1 hour on wage type 500
Wage type	Wage type to which times are saved.