When using Semi-Monthly pay periods with California Overtime rules applied, overtime was being reported incorrectly on weeks where the pay period ended in the middle of the week, causing the week to appear in 2 pay periods. On those weeks, only the daily overtime was being reported. As of the patch for client version 6.1.15, server version 4.1.11, these weeks will now continue to show the daily overtime as required, but will also correctly include the weekly overtime for straight pay > 40 hours for the week in the pay period that includes the last day of the week.
This patch is a manual update only, not posted to the Updates and Patches page. The next time there is a full patch released, this fix will be included. Until that time, the instructions to manually update are as follows:
1 Close all running instances of the WaspTime6 client application. On the machine running the WaspTimeServer service, go to Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services. Right click WaspTimeServer and select Stop.
2 Download the patch file from http://dl.waspbarcode.com/wasp/supportfiles/WaspTime6Patch_6115_4111.zip
3 On the computer where the WaspTimeServer service is running, replace the following files in the program directory (C:\Program Files\Wasp Technologies\WaspTime or C:\Program Files (x86)\Wasp Technologies\WaspTime) with the ones from the downloaded zip file:
JobCostingCommon.dll
WaspTimeServer.exe
WaspTimeRemoteInterface.dll
WaspTimeServer.vshost.exe
4 On all computers running the WaspTime6 client application, replace these files in the program directory with the ones from the downloaded zip file:
WaspTime6.vshost.exe
WaspTime6.exe
WaspTimeRemoteInterface.dll
5 On the machine running the WaspTimeServer service, go back to the Services list, right click WaspTimeServer and select Start. Once it is started, you should be able to launch the program.
Before testing the program, go to Help > About and verify the following version information is shown:
Application Version 6.1.15
Server Version: 4.1.11
To see the changes, you must go to the timecard(s) in question, uncheck "Auto Calculate", then click "Recalculate Now". The timecard will refresh with the newly calculated