You have configured a Time Calculation that tags all hours reported on either Saturday or Sunday as Weekend Premium hours. A second time calculation tags all hours worked over 8 hours on Saturday or Sunday as double time. What task do you use to verify that these two time calculations are prioritized correctly?

The Maintain Time Calculation Priorities task is used to define the specific order in which time calculations are processed for a worker. When multiple calculations could potentially apply to the same block of time, such as a weekend premium and a double-time overtime rule, this task ensures they are evaluated sequentially in the correct, intended order. This prevents conflicts and ensures accurate tagging and payment. The priority is set within a time calculation group, with lower numbers indicating higher priority (i.e., they run first).

A. View Time Calculation Group shows which calculations are grouped together but does not allow for viewing or setting their execution priority.
B. Maintain Time Calculation Tags is used to create or edit the tags themselves (e.g., "Weekend Premium"), not the logic or order of the calculations that apply them.
C. Maintain Time Accumulator Threshold Rule Priorities is a similar concept but applies specifically to accumulator threshold rules, not general time calculations.

1. Workday Time Tracking Administrator Guide. Section: "Time Calculation Priorities". This section details the use of the Maintain Time Calculation Priorities task to order calculations within a time calculation group to handle dependencies and overlapping conditions.

2. Workday Community, Article ID: 20923. "How to Prioritize Time Calculations". This article explains that when two or more calculations can apply to the same hours, their execution order must be explicitly defined using the priority setting task to ensure predictable results.