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Navigation
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Navigate to **UCPath**: <https://ucpath.universityofcalifornia.edu/home>
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On the left navigation pane, click **PeopleSoft Homepage.**
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Click on the **Absence Administration** tile.
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Click the **Manage Accruals/Balances** folder.
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Click the **Manage Accrual** page.
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You can **collapse** the left side Navigation Panel for more visual room by clicking the black icon.
Search & Select
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Scroll to the right of the page, and click the **Add a New Value** button.
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To Add a New Value, enter the Set ID, Department, and Employee Classification of the employee you need to adjust accruals for.
Type **BKCMP** in the **Set ID** field, or click the magnifying glass lookup icon to select BKCMP from the menu.
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Type in the **Department** code, or select from the magnifying glass lookup menu.
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Enter the **Employee Classification** code, or select from the magnifying glass lookup menu.
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Click **Add**.
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Enter the **Empl ID** for the employee you need to adjust accruals for.
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The **Rcd # (empl record)** will default to 0. Type in the correct empl record, or select from the magnifying glass lookup menu.
**Alert!** Ensure you have selected the correct **Empl Record**!
Entering Other Details
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In our example, an employee needs to have their FMLA balance adjusted. They were out on leave for part of January, but their FMLA was not applied to 3 days.
Bruce needs to have 24 hours decremented from their FMLA balance for 1/25/24 - 1/27/24. So we will submit an **Other** transaction.
**Other:**
- can be entered for **multiple days** in a single row
- **negative hours** will **decrement** hours in the associated accrual bank
**Tip**! Review the [Accrual Type Matrix](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OdiQXcmA3WWNQJh9J1AZ9w8nXAMUcqvY/view)to review the 5 accrual types, whether you enter them day-by-day or multiple days in one row, and whether positive hours decrement or increment the associated accrual bank.