I am an hourly employee; what hours should I be inputting in Kronos?

€¢ Hourly employees will be paid according to the hours recorded in Kronos. €¢ Hours worked: Input all start and stop times for hours worked. Remember to record stop and start times for lunch hours taken since Kronos does not automatically deduct the lunch hour.

€¢ Paid non-worked hours (applicable for benefits-eligible employees only): Input a Pay Code and Amount for any non-worked hours that should be paid (accrued vacation, sick time, etc.) on the day the event occurs. €¢ I am a student employee; what hours should I be inputting in Kronos? €¢ Student employees will be paid according to the hours recorded in Kronos.

€¢ Input all start and stop times for hours worked. Remember to record stop and start times for lunch hours or other breaks taken since Kronos does not automatically deduct these breaks. €¢ I am a weekly salaried employee; what hours should I be inputting in Kronos?

€¢ Weekly Salaried employees should only input overtime hours. Regular hours are automatically paid every week. €¢ ... more.

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