Updated October 12, 2026

Directions

  • 1 - Use this form to audit whether an employee has been overpaid or unpaid, then adjust the remaining salary.
  • 2 - Fill in shaded cells only (if cell is not applicable, type "0")
  • 3 - Run the Periodic Payroll Register report. From Date = 1st check of school year. To Date = most recent check.
  • 4 - Add salary-related amounts together (i.e. salary, unpaid leave, retro pay, paid time off - excluding parental leave).
  • 4a - do not include amounts for pay not related to the agreement (i.e. after-school, stipends, bonus, etc.)
  • 5 - Add together all salary-related amounts (i.e. salary, unpaid leave, retro pay, paid time off - excluding parental leave).
  • 6 - Once all shaded cells are filled, the adjusted pay will display in the red outlined box.
  • 7 - Review the section at the bottom of the form to validate its accuracy.

Employee Information

Calculator and Results

(ex. 190 for teachers, 240 for admin, etc.)

For gross wages, follow above directions # 3-5

(use total annual salary as if employee is working all days)

(Include all paid time off (except parental leave))

(as shown on the periodic payroll register for parental leave)

(if all parental leave has not been paid, include remaining here)

(be sure to count all workdays to end of agreement)

(be sure to use the correct pay cycle as noted above)

Daily Rate
Projected Total Days
Parental Leave Paid
Parental Leave Owed
Remaining Salary
New Per Check Pay

The section to the right will auto-fill once the above calculator is complete.

If the form balance does not equal true, an error may be present in the above calculation - do not provide to the employee.

# of days missed
Amount of Unpaid Time
Year End Wages
Total Salary minus Year End Wages
Does form balance?

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