Salaried Staff
Additional payments or variations to pay must be processed within SuccessFactors, our HR system. Please note that requests for unpaid leave are managed through the process that is specified in detail on the HR web pages.
The following guides explain how to request payment for additional hours worked (including overtime) and other ad hoc payments e.g. KiT/SPLiT days for colleagues on maternity/adoption/shared parental leave.
How to input overtime in SuccessFactors guideLink opens in a new window
How to Process Additional Payments in SuccessFactors
There remain some amendments to pay that will still need to be communicated to Payroll via a form and these are detailed below. In all cases, please ensure that you download forms directly from the website each time, to ensure you are using the most up-to-date form. Once completed, these forms should be submitted to Payroll via the AskHR portal, access to which can be found on your SuccessFactors homepage.
Additional payment forms and Salaried timesheet manual.
For use only where the additional payments are not available in SuccessFactors or overtime worked and timesheet entry is older than 8 weeks.
Additional Payment Form (pdf)Link opens in a new window (pdf)
Salaried staff timesheet - ManualLink opens in a new window (pdf)
All requests for additional payments or overtime must be made on a properly authorised original form and uploaded to an AskHR ticket, as specified above.
Agreed Mileage Expense Form
The University of Warwick does not normally reimburse travel to work on any occasion and therefore this form should only be used in exceptional circumstances where such travel has prior agreement from Head of Dept.
Agreed Mileage Expense FormLink opens in a new window (pdf)
Voluntary deduction cancellation form
Voluntary deduction cancellationLink opens in a new window (pdf)
Application for healthcare cover in the EEA
Application for healthcare cover in the EEA (for use if you are going to leave the UK and work in the EEA)
Quick Links
Inputting additional hours - employee checklistLink opens in a new window
Approving a timesheet submission - line manager/local finance checklistLink opens in a new window
Recording KIT/SPLIT days - Line manager/DA/Local HR checklistLink opens in a new window
High Income Child Benefit Charge
You may have to pay a tax charge, known as the ‘High Income Child Benefit Charge’, if you have an individual income over £60,000 (increased from over £50,000 from Apr 24) and either:
- you or your partner get Child Benefit
- someone else gets Child Benefit for a child living with you and they contribute at least an equal amount towards the child’s upkeep
Please see thegovernment websiteLink opens in a new windowLink opens in a new windowfor further details regarding how to work out whether you are affected and what you need to do. Please note that if you are liable for the charge you may need to file a tax return before31st January.