Sure. I will try my best not to make this long. Thank you in advance for your understanding. On payrolls centered mainly around 9/15, 9/30 and some on 10/15 and 11/15, 17 people total (not all on the same payroll) either contributed less or more to their 403B than what was entered in a spreadsheet that was sent to PFP (the 403B administration company). After I gave PFP access to Paycheck to prevent Tonya from having to manually input all voluntary deductions for those participating in the 403B, PFP carried out a check to verify the total amount contributed to then share with me the total match and what remains to be spread across all participants. During the check, what employees contributed versus what was reported in the spreadsheet showed …show more content…
Tonya then goes into the system and enter the deduction, whether a fixed amount or %. The error was created in the spreadsheet that was reported to PFP. Overall PFP withdrew from PPCS's agency account less than what it should have. Tonya in theory should goes into paychecks check the deductions for each employee and reports to the information PFP. Somehow the data that was entered during the dates mentioned had deduction amounts that were different from what actually happened. Ultimately, employee are not affect because the amount that should have been deducted from their paycheck actually happened. PFP on the other hand used the spread with apx 17 errors of hundreds of other entries and withdrew either less or more for one of the 17 participants to deposit on the employees behalf. Solution: PFP now has the correct information for the 17 people and has access to view deduction directly from Paychecks. PFP will withdraw for the school's accounts what should have actually been withdrawn for the employees that were reported lower. Conversely, PFP will issue the school a refund for those they withdrew funds for that were report to have contributed higher than they actually
On August 23, 2013, the Department of Human Services (DHS), Office of Program Review, Monitoring and Investigation (OPRMI), Fraud Investigation Division (FID) received a report of overpayment from the Economic Security Administration (ESA) for Suspected Intentional Program Violation (SIPV) for former District of Columbia (DC), Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP) and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) recipient, Elva Hernandez (Ms. Hernandez). The report alleged that Ms. Hernandez failed to report earned income from 7-Eleven from August 2012 through July 2013 while on simplified reporting. (See Exhibit 1). Therefore, the ESA Overpayment unit processed an overpayment claim for SNAP totaling 6,249.00 from
This report will outline and compare existing employee contracts to legislative requirements, and assess where Global could be at risk for not complying with these requirements.
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I believe that Jose has violated FERPA. Jose violated FERPA by giving out the student class schedule because that can be considered as personal records. When Jose became unsure of giving out the information he should have turned this call over to his manager.
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As your 90 days is quickly approaching I will need to begin processing your benefit elections effective October 1st. I have attached the benefit information to this email (in addition to what you received at the open enrollment meeting). Please let me know by Monday, September 14th what you have decided.
Sensitive payroll information was left in a disorganized manner and available for inspection by unauthorized individuals. Sensitive information was stored in an unoccupied area for an extended period of time with known access to the location by unauthorized personnel. Information was not properly cateloged and moved to a secure location in a timely
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Each year more than 16 million dollars worth of unemployment fraud is identified by Labor Department investigation--and that is likely just