Note: The items in this section are generic, and don't apply to a specific country. Items that are specific to a particular region, if available, are listed in their respective sections.
| ID | Description |
|---|---|
GPTCI-54038 | Fixed an issue that could occur for taxable benefits set up as a gross up earning in Dayforce. When you imported multiple pay adjustments that included the taxable benefit and then recalculated payroll, the taxes and gross up amount on the employee's earning statement were blank. |
GPTCI-55306 WFM-73261 | Fixed an issue that could occur in Payroll > Pay Run Management. In some cases, a payroll commit failed because of a query timeout issue. |
GPTCI-55433 | Fixed an issue in Payroll > Pay Run Management where the Payroll GL Export showed the Completed status even when the export failed to generate files. |
GPTCI-56888 | Fixed an issue in Payroll where validating a payroll that contained a voided On-Demand Pay record caused a validation error. |
GPTCI-57624 | Fixed an issue that could occur when making an off-cycle On-Demand Pay request before any funds were added to the next pay period. On-Demand Pay only looked at the new pay period and didn't consider available earnings from the previous pay period. When users requested On-Demand Pay from the amount available in the wallet, an error occurred and the request failed. |
GPTCI-57828 | Fixed an issue that could occur in Payroll > Pay Run Management when an employee using On-Demand Pay (ODP) moved to a new pay group, which caused the ODPs to incorrectly move to the new pay group as well. Similarly, making a mid-period change to a field other than the Pay Group field in the Employment Status tab of the Employment > Employment Settings screen in People for an employee using ODP, and then moving the employee to a new legal entity, incorrectly moved the ODPs to a new legal entity. Now, ODPs move only when a retro change is made to the legal entity. |
GPTCI-57933 | Fixed an issue that could occur when you ran the GL split report in Reporting & Analytics > Reporting > Reports. The labor metric codes didn’t sum up to 100%. |