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Office of Operations 2010 Fall Conference Data Integrity… Bureau of State Payroll Services Agenda Part 1 – Why and Systems Part 2 – Panel of Experts Part 3 – Group Discussions Part 4 – Questions (???) Part 5 – Summation and Recap Part 1 – Why and Systems Part 1 – Why and Systems Why is Data Integrity Important? Accuracy of Payments Reduction of Overpayments Administration of Benefits Identity Theft Internal Controls Security Impacts Livelihood Part 1 – Why and Systems Why Different Systems? Different Uses and Audiences Require Same Data Integrity What Are They? Centralized – PayServ, Automated Interface, NYSTEP, MEBEL, etc. Decentralized – Agencies Have Own Part 1 – Why and Systems PayServ (OSC) NYS Payroll System Since 2003 PaySR – 1998 to 2003 Legacy – Mid-1970’s to 1998 Covers (260,000 employees): All Executive Branch Agencies Certain Non-Executive Branch Agencies CUNY, Courts, Legislature Part 1 – Why and Systems Automated Interface (OSC) AKA AI Since 2005 Started with Data Capture in 1998 (PaySR) Bridge with Agency Specific Systems Standardized Process/Interface for Submission Payroll Transactions Eliminates Double-Entry and Reduces Data Entry Errors Feeds Data Into PayServ Part 1 – Why and Systems NYSTEP (Civil Service) NY State Electronic Personnel System Since 1998/Modified in 2003 Covers: Most Executive Branch Agencies Classification Transactions/Personnel Actions Feeds Data Into PayServ Part 1 – Why and Systems MEBEL (OSC) Member, Employer, Benefit, Executive and Legal System Since 1985/86 Covers: NYS and Local Retirement System Employees’ Retirement System (643,000+) Police/Fire Retirement System (36,000+) Pensioners/Beneficiaries (366,000+) Cross-check of PayServ Data Part 2 – Panel of Experts Part 2 – Panel of Experts Bureau of State Payroll Services Over 100+ Professional Staff Four Operational Sections Earnings, Deductions, Systems, Information Audit and Process Payroll Over 260,000 Employees Multiple Agencies/Bargaining Units Part 2 – Panel of Experts Earnings Section Presenters Eileen Collins Cindy Kopacz Carol Alpy Various Backgrounds/Experiences 65+ Years of Experience Provide Insight and Knowledge Part 2 – Panel of Experts Eileen Collins 15+ Years of State Service (All at OSC) Salary Determination Unit (SDU) Expertise Complexity of Negotiated Contracts Manual Calculations/Post-Raise Adjustments Part 2 – Panel of Experts Cindy Kopacz 30+ Years of State Service (All at OSC) Non-Executive Audit Unit (Audit) Expertise Auditing Requirements Concepts for Better Production Part 2 – Panel of Experts Carol Alpy 20+ Years of State Service (All at OSC) Workers’ Compensation (WC) Unit Expertise WC Supplemental Process WC Wage Adjustment/Refund Process Part 3 – Group Discussions Part 3 – Group Discussions Break Up Into Three Groups Answer the Questions: 1) Who Has Responsibility? 2) What Role Should Payroll Have? 3) How Can It Be Administered Better? Part 4 – Questions Part 4 – Questions Rule #1 – What Knowledge Can We Impart Upon You… Rule #2 – If Three People Believe It, It Has To Be True… Rule #3 – In The End, “We’ll Figure It Out…It Always Gets Done…” Part 5 – Summation and Recap Part 5 – Summation and Recap What Did We Learn? Data Integrity is Top Priority Requires Attention to Details Elimination of Errors (Human/Electronic) Shared Stewardship and Responsibility End Result All Interested in Accurate Information Thank You!!! Parting Payroll Words of Wisdom Caveat Emptor Live Long and Prosper… Comments and Feedback [email protected]