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# Rate type in labor rate card

# Rate type in labor rate card {#ariaid-title1}

* Versão de lançamento: Australia
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* Atualizado 30 de jun. de 2026
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The rate type functionality is used to categorize different types of work. For example,
Standard versus Overtime.

The Labor Rate Card form contains options to specify rate type, specify hourly rate for the
rate type, and specify users for whom the labor rate card is applicable. A single user can be
associated with multiple labor rate cards that contain different rate types.

Assume that a user logs time against a task and selects the rate type Standard in the Time
Cards form. Upon approval, the expense line (cost) for the time card is derived by matching the
user and rate type on the time card to a labor rate card assigned to that user, and that has the
same rate type. When the user has multiple labor rate cards with the same rate type, the expense
line is generated based on the labor rate card that has the lowest value in the
Order field. When there is no labor rate card associated with the user
and rate type, the default hourly rate found in theTime SheetsAdministrationTime Sheet Policy form is used (com.snc.time_card.default_rate property).  
Nota:  
A user can enter a rate type only if it is permitted by the users [Time sheet policies](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/Tv3DwFON0jgCivqf6j9PfQ "Time sheet policies contain the policies to which a time sheet, or a time card must adhere.").
**Tarefas relacionadas**   

* [Create a rate type](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/k_NRAuoeuYiY9cvCY~khiw "You can create rate types using the Rate Types feature.")