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The entity WORK EFFORT ASSIGNMENT RATE is used to record the rates and/or costs charged to a particular party working on a work effort (WORK EFFORT PARTY ASSIGNMENT). The rate or cost may come from the rate assigned to a party or a position, or it may be maintained for the specific work effort, depending on the enterprise's business rules. The entity has a from date and thru date to allow for the recording of multiple rates for an assignment over time. The relationship to RATE TYPE provides the ability to record various kinds of rates against an assignment such as for billing rates, costs, regular time, overtime, second shift, third shift, and so on. Table 6.11 shows examples of rate data. As the example shows, there are four different rate types recorded for Mr. Smith: "regular billing" rate, an "overtime billing" rate, a "regular pay" rate, and an "overtime pay" rate. The "regular billing" and "overtime billing" rate types determine how much to charge clients for Gary Smith's time. The "regular pay" and "overtime pay" determine how much to pay Gary Smith. These rates may have been determined for that work effort, they may have been derived from Gary Smith's normal rate,they may have been derived from Gary Smith's position in the organization, or they may have been derived from, a combination of these factors. Using the information for the billing rates, it would be easy to calculate how much to charge the client for Gary Smith's time,

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construct 2 (the top row and the next one down), and nd the absolute difference between the two ratings on the rst element. (2) Sum across the page for the remaining elements. Do the same for the other elements, working systematically from left to right, cumulating as you go. Put this sum in the appropriate space at the right, on the intersection of the appropriate row and column. (3a) Repeat for all pairs of constructs. In other words, for rows 1 and 3, 1 and 4 . . . 2 and 3, 2 and 4 . . . etc., noting the sums on the right as you go. Table 6.6 shows the results of these rst three steps. The sum of differences for construct 1 against construct 2 is 10; for construct 1 against construct 3 is 18; for construct 1 against construct 4 is . . . (work it out for yourself: 575 plus 171 plus 271 plus 171 plus 474 plus 272 equals) . . . 1. And so on. And in among all these sums of differences, we see that the two constructs we identi ed by eyeball inspection earlier are indeed very highly matched for the manager: the sum of differences between construct 1 and construct 4 is just 1,

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