Hi all, i creating a salary slip for a every employee that will check the leave history, how many days leaves taken by the employee, i put Unpaid Rule "result=-(contract.wage/31)*worked_days.Unpaid.number_of_days", it defined for every employee, but employee didn't take leave means "Error! Wrong python condition defined for salary rule LOP (LOP)." i need a proper solution for this code. help me.
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Hi Mr.Sridhar
"result=-(contract.wage/31)*worked_days.Unpaid.number_of_days"
wrong python code means you added "Unpaid" there in rule
just add result=-(contract.wage/31)*worked_days.number_of_days
Unpaid is not a field of worked_days (object)
i understand but Unpaid amount didn't calculate it has problem.
How can we deduct unpaid leave amount from the basic salary of Employee?
Plz tell me the python code for that.
I think the above mention code is for calculating the Salary on the basis of number of days worked by employee.
No... see salary Computation, that amount is deduct there.
got it.. thanks.. we have to change the sequence number for that.
Thanks
I have added the solution for this question and the problem solved
Hi @Sandeep , in development , how can I put new type of hourly leave and take the total hours and use it in payslip ?
Hi Sandeep,Can you please tell me how to configure the unpaid leaes in hre module on openerp7 .i have made the salary rule as of the explanation "result=-(contract.wage/31)*worked_days.number_of_days"
but its not showing up in the payslip when i clicks on computation
button
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the bellow answer will solve your problem .. you just need a condition for the rule