There are two ways to create the table of unions.
You can create a numbering system for the unions that is independent of the union numbers, using the Local number as the union name or part of the union name.
For example:
Union # |
Union Name |
1 |
Local 27 |
2 |
Local 194 |
3 |
Local 689 |
The other method is to simply use the union numbers. If you have employees who work out of different locals for the same union, enter each local as a separate union. This provides you with the ability to create reports about each local.
For example, a large electrical contractor has employees working out of several National Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (NBEW) locals:
Union # |
Union Name |
27 |
NBEW Local 27 |
194 |
NBEW Local 194 |
689 |
NBEW Local 689 |
1 | Open 5-3-5 Payroll Unions. |
2 | In the Union# cell, enter the union number you want to use. |
3 | In the Union Name cell, enter a brief statement about the union. |
4 | In the Address 1 cell, enter the street address. |
5 | In the Address 2 cell, enter any additional address information. |
6 | In the City cell, enter the city. |
7 | In the State cell, enter the |
8 | In the Zip cell, enter the |
9 | In the Phone# cell, enter the telephone number. |
10 | Repeat steps 2–9 for each union. |
11 | On the File menu, click Save. |
Important! When union benefits change, it is necessary to adjust the system’s calculations in 5-3-1 Payroll Calculations and 5-3-4 Paygroups.
About setting up payroll calculations for paygroup benefit packages |