PEIMS Data Standards E0760 PERCENT-DAY-EMPLOYED

Element ID	Name	Date Issued	Date Updated
E0760	PERCENT-DAY-EMPLOYED	4/2/87	3/2/98

Definition
PERCENT-DAY-EMPLOYED is that percentage of a standard district work day for which the employee is hired to work. For an employee on contract, the percentage may be determined directly from the contract: full-time = "100"; half-time = "050"; and so on. For an employee who is not on contract, the percentage may be determined as follows. Example: The standard work day for the district is 7 hours. An employee is hired to work for 4 hours a day. This data element is coded as "057" for this employee because 4/7 = .571, which is rounded down.

Definition

PERCENT-DAY-EMPLOYED is that percentage of a standard district work day for which the employee is hired to work. For an employee on contract, the percentage may be determined directly from the contract: full-time = "100"; half-time = "050"; and so on. For an employee who is not on contract, the percentage may be determined as follows.

Example: The standard work day for the district is 7 hours. An employee is hired to work for 4 hours a day. This data element is coded as "057" for this employee because 4/7 = .571, which is rounded down.

Code Table ID		Domain of Values
		001 - 100

Special Instructions
The value reported must be a whole number. If the computed value is greater than ".##50...", use rounding to the next higher percent to avoid the use of decimals or fractions. For example, .6251 is reported as "063".

Data Specifications
Length	Type	Pattern
3	NUMERIC	###

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