Budget Terminology
Position Control
Productivity
Budget Terminology II
100

A measure of the Volume of work performed within a given cost center, also known as a KVI

What is a Unit of Service (UOS)

100

What is the first thing I need to submit to get a job posted?

What is a Position Control Worksheet

100

A meaningful response to an unfavorable performance to support improvement of financial results, quality outcomes, patient satisfaction and more

What is an Action Plan

100

2,080 hours per calendar year: the amount of work that is expected to be performed by one employee, working full time. Calculated by taking 5 days a week * 8 hours per day * 52 week in a year

What is a FTE

200

An FTE that is funded in a specific cost center for the fiscal year.

What is a Budgeted FTE

200

What is the most popular reason a request would be exempt from submitting a Position Control Worksheet?

What is Career Ladder

200

What do I use to see what pay codes a cost center has used to pay employees for a pay period or month?

What is a Payroll Data Report

200

Also referred to as Registry or PRN, this labor is utilized as needed to cover labor needs due to vacancies, PTO, FMLA, etc.  These employees are not guaranteed a set number of hours

What is Supplemental

300

Budget for this type of expense does not fluctuate with volume but is determined by contractual amounts or reviewing historical actuals.

What is a Fixed Cost Expense

300

Where can I find a list of all hired in + posted information for all cost centers at the BT Pavilion?

What is the Vacancy Report

300

Which item is included in productive time: Jury duty, Vacation, Hospital Business, or Funeral Leave?

What is Hospital Business.

300

Annual plan approved by the Board of Managers and Commissioners Court which establishes the organization’s volume, revenue, and expense targets for the fiscal year.

What is the Annual Budget

400

The rate of actual, historical (run rate) FTEs over budgeted FTEs in a given time period used to forecast the number of future FTEs. Adjustment to budget to reflect the fact that not all positions will be filled 52 weeks per year.

What is the Budgeted Vacancy Rate

400

What are the 3 FTE Values we use to categorize positions (Full-Time, Part-Time/Supplemental)

What are 0.6, 0.9, and 1

400

A unit uses 18.6 FTEs during a particular two week pay period. How do you calculate the hours that were worked? FTE Calculation

What is 1488 hours

18.6 * 5.714 = 106.2804

106.2804 * 14 days = 1487.9256 Round up

400

Method of forecasting future performance based on historical actuals during a given time period as part of the budgeting process. Examples methods: annualized year-to-date; rolling 12 months actuals; prior year actual results adjusted for inflation

Run Rate

500

All hours and dollars associated with overtime, contract labor and supplemental labor, where the rates are above average hourly rates for regular job classes.

What is Premium Labor

500

You have a NC II posted, candidate is interested but has experience level of A NC III. – What do you do?

Work with recruiter to remove the job posting. Go to PeopleSoft – Position Management – Position Reclassification – Reclassify the position to meet candidate’s experience level. In the comments state

 “Candidate waiting; Reclassing to meeting candidates experience level of III instead of II. Communicate with HR and Business Ops"

500

A unit used 152 hours for Hospital Business last pay period. What is the FTE count? And how do you calculate the FTE amount?

What is 1.9 FTEs

152 hours / 14 days = 10.857 hours per day 5.714

10.857 hours per day / 5.714 = 1.9

500

What does it mean if you take an average of the current monthly stats and apply that to the remaining months in the FY?

What is Annualized

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