Additional Classes

The Electronic Time Reporting system through Duke@Work is the method by which non-exempt employees record hours to be paid in their primary departments for much of Duke University and the School of Medicine. This on-line training video provides time card approvers with a basic understanding of the approval process and functionality. Please contact your department payroll representative if you have questions. Note: This training is not applicable to Duke University Health System or areas of the University/School of Medicine using the ReportXpress Time and Attendance System.

The Electronic Time Reporting system through Duke@Work is the method by which non-exempt employees record the following hours to be paid:

• Primary position hours for employees' primary departments in Duke University and the School of Medicine where API Time and Attendance is not used.
• Secondary position hours for all secondary employees in Duke University, the School of Medicine, and Duke University Health System.
• All hours for Duke Temporary Service (DTS) employees in Duke University, the School of Medicine, and Duke University Health System.

The online training videos provide new employees with an opportunity to review and understand the tool prior to entering and submitting hours for payment. Employees should view the video that reflects the type of position they hold. Please contact your supervisor or department payroll representative if you have questions.

The Exempt Time-Off Tracking Tool provides Duke University exempt staff (Faculty are not included) with a standard method for tracking vacation, sick, and discretionary holidays. The tool is accessible via the Duke@Work self-service site. The training material below can be used by employees in departments to understand how to view, record, and submit their time reports effectively using the tool.

Beginning in August 2013, Duke University will be implementing an exempt time off tracking tool. This tool will provide Exempt Staff (Faculty are not included) with a standard method for tracking vacation, sick, and discretionary holidays. The tool will be accessible via the Duke@Work self-service site. The training material below can be used by supervisors in departments to understand how they will approve time reports for Exempt Staff in the new tool.

Certified Payroll Representative certification is designed for those individuals who are payroll representatives or backup payroll representatives and who are interested in advancing their professional growth and development. Comprehensive training will teach specific skills and techniques, improve job performance, minimize mistakes, bolster compliance measures, and provide a credential recognized and respected within the Duke community. Certified employees will exit the program with enhanced skills as outlined in detail in the Outcomes Outlines. Managers throughout Duke are encouraged to use their employee-participants in value-added roles by:

• Delegating additional work and responsibilities to the participant
• Supporting employee growth and development from certification
• Seeking newhires who have completed certification

Secondary positions are created when non-exempt (biweekly) employees work jobs in addition to their primary job at Duke. The online training videos provide step-by-step guidance on how to create and make changes to secondary positions in a variety of situations. Department payroll representatives and others who create iForms should view the videos to understand how to use the secondary position iForm.

YouTube video provided by Duke University Human Resources. Learn how to track your time off online using the exempt time-off tracking tool in the Duke@Work self-service website. Please be advised, you will be taken to a link outside of Duke.