Finance and Administration

Admin Services Internal Sales

Miscellaneous Service Internal Sales

General and administrative income from fully costed specialized service center. See also 28204 - General Administration Overhead Charge.

Effective July 1, 2003, replaces account 10101 for salaries paid to full or part-time unclassified, non-faculty employees in permanent positions connected to employee classes UE, UF, UG, UH, UV, UW and UY. It includes paid leave occurring during the normal course of employment. This code should not be used for amounts paid in excess of an employee's budgeted salary (see Unclassified Pay account codes 102xx).

Salary paid to unclassified staff members for services that are part of their appointment in addition to their regular salary (e.g., department chair). This account code should be used for regular, recurring payments.

Special or additional pay to compensate unclassified staff members for instructional services rendered that exceed full-time employment (e.g., when additional service causes a faculty member's "Term" FTE to exceed 1.00). If the employment contract period is shorter than 12 months, the provision applies only for the months to which the contract pertains. This pay is not considered salary for retirement purposes.

Pay to nine-month unclassified staff members who serve in instructional capacities during summer term. This account code applies to summer only and should not be used for services by unclassified staff members on 12-month appointments. For service exceeding the full-time summer term appointment, use either code 10201 - Supplemental Unclassified Pay - Instructional.

Amounts awarded to unclassified employees in recognition of special service or accomplishments. These amounts are subject to income tax and Social Security withholdings and are taxed at the supplemental rate. This pay is included in employee's gross income and is W-2 reportable. This pay is considered salary for retirement purposes. This account code is to be used only through the payroll system.

Pay to unclassified employees for services not covered by their appointments that do not exceed full-time employment for the months to which the contract pertains. This code can include pay to board members, teachers supervising student teachers for non-instructional services, adjunct faculty and 1039 hour appointments.

Direct reimbursement of taxable payments for expenses associated with an employee change of residence. Applies to both employee transfers and moving new employees. Use this code for reimbursements paid directly to the employee. The employee will receive a check for the net amount after taxes are withheld. Amounts paid using this account code are taxed at the supplemental rate. For reimbursement to an outside vendor on behalf of the employee, see account code 10780 - Employee Moving Expenses Taxable. (See account code 10790 for non-taxed moving expense reimbursements.) For additional information, see Fiscal Policy Manual Fringe Benefits -- Moving Expenses.

Premium pay to OSU unclassified employees who have no professional rank, such as research assistants, for each day at sea in excess of six consecutive days.

For use in comp time payoffs for unclassified employees who are not FLSA exempt. Amounts paid using this account code are taxed at the supplemental rate.

To record FLSA overtime for unclassified employees related to pay issued on account 10233 - Unclassified - FLSA Shift Differential.

Cash allowances paid to unclassified employees for using their personal assets to conduct university business as required by their position or their employment contract. The use of personal assets can include electronic communication devices (such as cell phones), internet service connections, and vehicles (does not include travel reimbursement). Cash allowances may also include other unique cash payments that may be specified by employment contracts but not subject to effort reporting. These allowances are all tax subject and excluded from effort reporting for A-21 purposes.

This is a lump sum payment given to compensate a classified employee retroactivelybecause of work-out-of-class, a retroactive reclassification, or compensation error. This account code should be used to pay amounts prior to the current fiscal year. Back pay in the current fiscal year is to be processed separately by affected month.

Pay for services of temporary employees.

Payments in lieu of time off for accrued compensatory time. Amounts paid using this account code are taxed at the supplemental rate.

Payments to classified employees for work in higher classifications as specified under the SEIU/OPEU bargaining agreement.

Differential pay to employees who have been recruited, and fill positions, requiring biligual skills (including sign language) as a condition of their employment, per the terms of the SEIU/OPEU bargaining agreement.

Pay for time worked during which an employee satisfies these criteria: Is subject to Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) overtime provisions, Works more than 40 hours in any work week, Has premium pay on account codes 10413-10415 or 10431-10440 for hours worked in the same work week

Pay for time worked in excess of eight hours per day (10 hours per day for a four-day schedule, etc.) or in excess of 40 hours per week within the employee's basic work week. Pay is calculated at one and one-half times the rate entered.

Extra pay for work performed more than 20 feet above the ground or water and for which safety ropes, scaffolds, boatswain chairs or similar safety devices are required. This account also applies to employees that are required to use a self-contained underwater breathing apparatus or other sustained underwater diving equipment and have current certification for such equipment. The employee receives a high-work or diving differential as specified in the SEIU/OPEU bargaining agreement.

Shift differential is premium pay for work between 6pm and 6am. This code applies to classified employees eligible for overtime pay. It excludes employees with temporary appointments and part-time employees who work less than 32 hours per month. The following apply to shift differential: The differential rate and the work hours during which the differential applies vary with the bargaining representation. Shift differential is not computed at the rate of time and one-half for overtime or holiday work. Shift differential is not paid for periods of leave of absence with pay, such as vacation and sick leave.

Premium pay for night work, also referred to as the graveyard shift. This code applies to classified employees eligible for overtime pay. It is used for employees represented by bargaining unit agreements that distinguish between evening and night shifts. If no such distinction exists, use code 10435 - Shift Differential Pay.

Temporary hourly differential for a Staff Nurse or Registered Nurse 1 who has been assigned charge duties as specified in the SEIU/OPEU contract. For Licensed Practical Nurses, see account 10433.

Differential, Campus Dispatcher PSA

Premium pay to employees who are required to possess a nuclear reactor operator's license by the Institution where such a license is not a requirement of the classification.

An additional 10% differential over the base rate will be paid to Campus dispatchers who are required to receive and successfully complete the telecommunicator training offered at the Department of Public Safety and Standards and Training.

A differential of ten percent (10%) over base rate will be paid to employees in positions which specifically require, and have been specifically recruited, to work with children with special needs as a condition of employment. This is a premium pay earn code.

Pay to students employed under the Federal Work Study Program.

Pay to students not enrolled in any OUS institution. (See 10501 - Student Pay - Regular, for OUS enrolled students)

Pay for overtime worked, to student employees enrolled in any OUS institution. Pay is calculated at one and one-half times the rate entered.

Salaries paid to pharmacy trainees, interns and residents in programs coordinated with OHSU.

Pay to teaching assistants serving under unclassified appointments. This code should not be used for stipends or other support expenditures.

Pay to graduate teaching assistants serving under unclassified appointments on grants, contracts or cooperative agreements for which fee remission costs are not an allowable expenditure. Related fee remission costs are charged to accounts other than the pay accounts. (See account code 10952 - Graduate Assistant Fee Remission Subsidy)

Pay to nine-month graduate research assistants on summer appointments. This code should not be used for services by graduate research assistants on 12-month appointments.

Pay to research assistants serving under unclassified appointments. This code should not be used for stipends or other support expenditures.

Pay to graduate research assistants serving under unclassified appointments on grants, contracts or cooperative agreements for which fee remission costs are not an allowable expenditure. Related fee remission costs are charged to accounts other than pay accounts. (See account code 10952 - Graduate Assistant Fee Remission Subsidy).

Compensation recorded to reflect the taxable value of employee perquisites, including meals and lodging, provided to a clinical fellows and graduate assistants in addition to regular payand differentials. See 10629 - Other Graduate Assistant Pay, for recruitment and retention differential payments.

Includes pre-move house hunting trips, temporary living expenses, costs associated with the sale of an old residence, costs associated with the purchase of a new residence, and meals associated with travel to the new location. Use this code for reimbursements paid to an outside vendor on behalf of the employee. The amount of the moving expense reimbursement received through the accounts payable system is added to the employee's gross pay so additional taxes will be withheld. For direct reimbursement to the employee, see account code 10217 - Moving Expenses Taxable. For additional information, see FASOM Section 10.3: Compensation -- Fringe Benefits -- Moving Expenses.

Expenditures for rent of a temporary residence for an employee who is working on a project away from his or her home station. The payment is made to, or on behalf of, the employee.

Expenses for the transport of an employee's household goods and travel from his or her old location to the new location. The distance must be at least 50 miles. These expenses are not taxable. Pay through accounts payable. For additional information, see Fiscal Policy Manual Fringe Benefits -- Moving Expenses.

This code is to be used only in the operating ledger to record adjustments made with a journal voucher to a specific OPE Retirement component. If the automatic OPE component calculation on a payroll redistribution does not result in the correct OPE being transferred, the amount may be moved by use of this code.

Charges to operating funds to record compensated absences liability for accrued vacation leave.

Accrued Deferred Comp (Unfunded)

Charges for actual graduate assistants' fee remissions' expense. The amount of instruction fee remitted for a graduate assistant is disbursed to accounts from which he or she is paid during the term.

Charges for actual graduate assistants' instructional fees remitted but charged to accounts other than the account from which the salary is paid -- only during Summer Term (since Summer Term is not supported by general institutional budgets). This covers cost-sharing or subsidy costs for grants, contracts or cooperative agreements for which graduate assistants' fee remissions are not an allowable expenditure. (See account codes 10622 - GTA Requiring Fee Remission Subsidy and 10632 - GRA Requiring Fee Remission Subsidy).

OPE Unclassified Retirement

OPE Classified Health/Life