Oracle – Viewing my Payslip

Hello, my name is Cindy. In this tutorial, I'll show you how 
employees can view their payslips and their bank details. I am 
logged in as an employee, Linda Swift. 

[No Audio: User select the Personal Information icon, then the 
Pay tab]

To find the payroll information, we need to click on the third 
tab. Here I can see my payslips and the payment methods. To see 
the full payslip, I just click on the line item. Here's my 
January 31st payslip.

In the first section, I can see my personal and job information. 
The next section shows payroll period information. Here I have 
my summary of the gross to net. Then a breakdown of earnings, 
pre-tax deductions, taxes and other deductions. This payslip is 
in a PDF format, so I can print it or save it to my computer.

My payslips are stored in the application, so I can retrieve 
them at any time. I'm currently getting a paycheck as you can 
see here. I am tired of having to go to the banks. I want to set 
up direct deposit. I will just click the add button here. 

[No Audio: in the Pay section, user clicks the Add button next 
to Payment Methods]

To set up direct deposit, I will select a payment method of 
NACHA. The name here can be whatever I want to call this 
account. 

The first account I enter should be the account I want a hundred 
percent of my check to go to or the account I want my remaining 
check to go to. I also want to add a savings account for down 
payment on a new house. I want to start saving 20 percent of my 
paycheck for the new house. I am now on manage payment methods. 
This is where I would go if I want to change the order of 
distributions or the amount of a payment methods.

To change the processing order, I just need to click the up and 
down arrows. Note, the account marked as remaining pay will 
always be the last shown. I can also change from percentage to 
amount and change the amounts here. If I want to delete an 
account, I would just click on the x by the account.

Now when I go back to the payroll information, I can see my 
payslips as well as the payment methods I set up. For additional 
information, you can find learning resources in the Oracle 
learning library and at Oracle university. Thank you.