SSHR benefits view costs

Hello Gurus,
I am having an issue with some rates not shown in the SSHR benefits . When you look at the current elections it shows the plan the EE is enrolled and has three columns for cost (cost1, cost 2, cost 3) From my understanding each column represents a rate (cost 1= employee rate) (cost 2= employer rate) (cost 3 = ?) I am not seeing some plans rates feed over although they have a standard rate and element attached to that rate. Can someone please explain or help me understand where and why the rates would not show?
Please correct me if the three costs are not set up how I explained above.

I am working on 11i and under Employee Self Service>Benefits>Next >Benefits Enrollment tab. On this screen you are able to view the plans the EE is enrolled into and next to that chart there are three columns that state cost 1 2 and 3 with a relating cost associated with it. Looking back at the standard rates, most of which are employer contribution are marked in cost 1 and another in cost 2. There is one cost (ee medical) that also shows up in cost 1 column. (I do not think cost 1 is specifically for employer or employee contributions only). Now saying that, some plan costs are showing blank although the standard rates are set up the same.
What specifically goes in each column (cost 1, 2 ,3 )
Why do some rates not show, how can i change that?
- User

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