Electronic Personnel Action Form (EPAF)
The ePAF is a process for accomplishing a variety of standard personnel actions such as hires, terminations, changes in funding source, etc., from the Banner HR desktop.
HR Operations manage the day-to-day tasks within the Human Resources department, primarily focusing on processing routine employee actions like hiring, termination, leave requests, salary changes, and other basic personnel record updates, essentially handling the "transactional" aspects of employee management within the university system.
Banner HR is an enterprise-wide system that supports accurate and timely payroll services, including the processing of personnel actions and employee self-service capabilities. Aggie Access Employee Dashboard provides instant access to review approval and retrieval of employee work time, current and past pay, benefit enrollment and coverage, leave accruals and leave balances; to update emergency contact information, campus address and telephone number, and mailing address and telephone number; delivering services that enhance operational effectiveness and efficiency for all employees.
The ePAF is a process for accomplishing a variety of standard personnel actions such as hires, terminations, changes in funding source, etc., from the Banner HR desktop.
Leave for SHRA and EHRA non-faculty is administered by the Division of Human Resources. Leave is granted to eligible full-time, part-time, and time-limited employees.
The process where one state agency secures the services of an employee of another state agency on a part-time, consulting or contractual basis.
The Request Time Off functionality allows employees to request leave time in advance. When an employee selects Request Time Off, the system displays the Leave Request Selection page where the employee can select the position for which leave is being requested and the pay period in which they want to take the requested time off. Only positions for which a pay period has not been opened for entry are listed.
After an employee submits the leave request and it is submitted and approved by a supervisor, it is then saved until the start of the pay period for which the leave has been requested. Once the leave report for that same period has been opened, the leave request will then copy itself into the leave report.
If an employee desires to change the leave that was first entered and approved on the leave request after the leave report has been opened, the employee has the opportunity to make these changes on the leave report.
Note: If your leave request is in a Returned for Correction status after your leave report for that same pay period has been opened, it will not copy onto your leave report for that period. You must select a leave request period for a period in which the leave report has not already been started/opened.
In partnership with the University Payroll Office, we need your support to ensure that the university is compliant in managing time and attendance for employees paid through the university payroll. The university payroll schedules have been created to provide clear guidelines and timeframes for the submission and approval of employees’ timesheets and leave reports. It is critical that employees report all hours worked in the proper timekeeping or self-service system and that supervisors approve reports on time for each pay cycle. These actions ensure our compliance with institutional key performance indicators (KPI) reporting, federal and state regulations under the Fair Labor Standards Act, as well as governing policies and procedures. All employees and supervisors must ensure timely completion and submission of their timesheets and leave reports throughout the year to help eliminate any potential disruptions to payroll. For questions regarding the payroll schedule, please contact the University Payroll Office at 336-334-7888 or payroll@ncat.edu.
Each time you are paid, a direct deposit paystub provides a statement of your calculated earnings, withholdings of any applicable taxes and withholdings for payroll deductions that apply to you.
Review your monthly pay statement by signing in to the Aggie Access Employee Dashboard.
Employees who are receiving their pay via direct deposit will receive an email from the Payroll Office in their University email account on payday. A copy of the employee’s Direct Deposit Advice will be attached to the email. The attachment is a password protected, encrypted PDF document. Instructions for the structure of the password are in the email. For the automatic direct deposit notice from depnote@ncat.edu emails; the password is the first four letters of your last name and the last 6 digits of your Banner ID. Example: John Smith Banner ID:950888888 password=smit888888
Paystubs include multiple details in addition to gross pay, taxes, and net pay, including:
If you are an employee (faculty, staff, or student), federal regulations require employers to validate that the employee’s name on the record exactly matches the name that appears on the individual’s social security card to ensure proper tax reporting. Thus, in order to reflect your name change on your personnel and payroll records, you must complete the Request for Name/Address Change Form, along with a copy of your social security card, marriage license, divorce decree, or legal name change paperwork and/or present your social security card which reflects your new legal name to the Human Resources Office. You may contact a member of the Talent Solutions Team at hr@ncat.edu
Note: You must bring an original legal document reflecting your new name to support your request for the name change. Examples of accepted legal documents include a birth certificate, marriage license, divorce decree, etc. Once you receive your new Social Security card, please bring it to the appropriate office.
Completion of this form indicates that faculty and staff have informed their supervisors regarding their resignation, who will, in turn, complete the Property Clearance form, Separation Clearance Checklist form and the Internal Salary Audit Form (EHRA employees) or PD-400 (SHRA employees) and send to DHR. An easy-to-follow flowchart is accessible as well.
For questions about this form, or the separation process, please feel free to contact the Division of Human Resources at 336.285.3773.
If you work less than half of the workdays in the month of your anticipated separation, your NC Flex benefits coverage will expire on the last day of the preceding month. If you work half, or more than half, of the workdays in the month of your anticipated separation, your NC Flex benefits coverage will expire on the last day of that month, for example:
May 1st thru 31st, coverage ends May 31st
Flexible benefits Include dental, vision, life, cancer, critical illness, flex/dependent spending accounts, accidental and disability coverage.
You can elect to continue some flex benefits – contact a benefits counselor for more information.
Your retirement benefits are fully vested after 5 years of employment. That means that after 5 years of employment at the University, you keep your contribution along with the contribution made by UNC system. You have the following options:
These details and the necessary forms are available with a benefits counselor in The Division of Human Resources, 336.285.3789.
Leave:
If you leave University service for employment external to the State system, or for personal reasons, you will be paid for up to 240 hours of unused vacation leave and for any unused bonus leave hours. Any unused sick leave balance will not be paid but will remain on record for a five (5) year period. Should you return to State service within that period of time, your sick leave balance will be reinstated.
If you are transferring to another NC state agency or university, please contact the Benefits Office for specific information regarding the impact to your leave benefits – 336.285.3789.