HRMS - Oracle Core HRMS Setups and Process Training Manual
HRMS - Oracle Core HRMS Setups and Process Training Manual
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Table of Contents
Introduction to HRMS ................................................................................................................................ 2
Oracle HRMS Work Structures Fundamentals
Defining Job Key Flexfield Structure .................................................................................................... 5
Defining Position Key Flexfield ........................................................................................................... 11
Defining Grade Key Flexfield .............................................................................................................. 15
Defining Cost Allocation Key Flexfield .............................................................................................. 21
Defining People Group Key Flexfield ................................................................................................. 26
Defining Personal Analysis Key Flexfield .......................................................................................... 29
Defining Competence Key Flexfield ................................................................................................... 34
Defining UK Locations .......................................................................................................................... 39
Creating a Business Group ................................................................................................................... 41
Granting Users Access to a Business Group ...................................................................................... 43
Defining Organizations ......................................................................................................................... 46
Defining Organization Hierarchy ....................................................................................................... 47
Entering Costing Information for a HR Organization ..................................................................... 48
Creating Job Groups .............................................................................................................................. 50
Defining Positions .................................................................................................................................. 51
Entering Work Choices for Jobs and Positions .................................................................................. 54
Defining Position Hierarchies .............................................................................................................. 56
Creating a Mass Move of Positions ..................................................................................................... 58
Oracle HRMS People Management Fundamentals
Defining Person Types .......................................................................................................................... 61
Defining a User Assignment Status .................................................................................................... 62
Creating a Collective Agreement ........................................................................................................ 64
Defining an Entitlement Item............................................................................................................... 66
Defining an Eligibility Profile .............................................................................................................. 67
Entering a new employee using the People window ....................................................................... 69
Entering a New Employee Using Templates ..................................................................................... 72
Placing a New Contingent Worker Using Forms.............................................................................. 74
Placing a New Contingent Worker Using Templates ...................................................................... 76
Promoting a Person Using the People and Assignment Windows ................................................ 77
Changing Primary Assignments Using the Assignment Window ................................................. 79
Terminating an Assignment ................................................................................................................. 81
Ending a Placement ............................................................................................................................... 83
Changing Primary Assignments Using the Assignment Window ................................................. 85
Promoting a Person Using the People and Assignment Windows ................................................ 87
Terminating an Assignment ................................................................................................................. 89
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Introduction to HRMS
Each and every enterprise needs people to manage and run its business. People are the most
basic and the most important ingredient of any business. It could be an NGO, a Bank or a
Robotics laboratory, no matter where the enterprise focuses on, it must need people to run it.
That is why it becomes necessary for the enterprise to store organizational data along with
employee data, and use them to manage the people related to the enterprise effectively. This
requirement creates the market for a system called the Human Resource Management System.
Oracle E-Biz provides a very effective and scalable way to manage the Human Resource of an
enterprise. It is called Oracle human Resource Management System (a.k.a Oracle HRMS /
Oracle HCM). Oracle HRMS as a whole is a combination of few Sub Modules. Each sub module
supports one particular type of application / practice. The most popular modules in Oracle
HRMS are:
Oracle Human Resources: Also known as Core HR. This module helps managing enterprise
structures, and Organizational hierarchy, position hierarchy, supervisor hierarchy etc. This
module is the backbone of all the other sub modules in HRMS, also holds true for any other
module in E-Biz.
Oracle Payroll: Also known as Payroll. This one helps managing employee payroll related
details; whom all to pay, how much to pay, how to pay, when to pay, etc can be managed
through this module.
Oracle Advanced Benefits: Also known as OAB/ Benefits. This module accounts for any nonmonetary privileges provided by the enterprise for the employee. Life Insurance, Medical
claims, enrolments etc are managed through this module.
Oracle Time and Labour: Also known as OTL. This module tracks the time sheet information of
the employees. Who worked for how many hours, for which project or order, overtimes etc can
be managed through this module.
Oracle Learning Management: Also known as OLM, This module manages the trainings and
the competencies of a given enterprise. With this one can manage employee training needs,
hiring external trainers, setting up classes etc.
Oracle iRecruitment: Also known as iRec. This module is used for recruitment processes.
Managing applicants, vacancies, releasing offers etc are managed through this.
Compensation Workbench: Also known as CWB. This module is used to manage and budget
the bonus, stock options etc. This empowers the enterprise with the statistical analysis, external
comparisons, for better decision making on Compensation.
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Run a query with the criteria Job% - in the Flexfield Title Field to retrieve previously
defined job flexfield structures.
Note: To define key flexfield segments for other business entities such as grades, positions,
and competencies, run a query with the required criteria.
Select an empty row in the structures region to create a new structure. If an empty row does
not appear, click in an existing structure and choose the New button from the menu bar.
Enter xx Job Flexfield in the Code Field (where xx represents your unique group id
number) and ensure that the Freeze Flexfield Definition box is not selected because you are
creating a new flexfield.
Note: The flexfield name automatically appears in the Title field.
Click Segments to add segments in the Segments Summary window.
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Choose the selector and enter Job Name as the name of the first segment, and a description
if required.
7. Select a column for the segment, such as Segment 1 to specify the location of this segment in
the key flexfield structure.
8. Enter a number for the segment, such as 1.
9. Select the Enabled and Displayed check boxes to ensure this segment is available in the key
flexfield structure.
10. Place the cursor in the Value Set field and click the Value Set button to create new value sets.
Create Value Sets
11. Define a new value set in the Value Sets window using the details provided in the Tasks
section (xx Job Name and xx Job Code).
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12. Save the value set and close the Value Sets window.
13. In the Segments window, select a Default Type of Constant for the value set you just
created.
14. Specify a Default Value. When you define jobs, the application automatically displays the
default value based on the value you specify in the Default Value field. However, you must
ensure that the default value you specify exists in the values that you add to the value set.
See the Add Values to Value Sets section in this practice for more information.
15. Deselect the Required option, unless you want to force users to complete this field.
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16. Save your work, and close the Segment window to return to the Segments Summary
window.
17. Go to the next row to create Job Code as the second segment using the details provided in
the Tasks section.
18. Define a new value set for the Job Code segment using the details provided in the Tasks
section.
19. Click Edit Information to set up the dependency information in the Dependent Value Set
Information window.
20. Complete the Dependent Value Set Information window by choosing the xx Job Name
segment as the independent value set.
21. Type Not Applicable as the dependent default value.
22. Save the value set and close the Dependent value Set Information and Value Sets windows.
23. Return to the Segment window and choose the value set you just created.
24. Save your work and close the Segments and Segments Summary windows.
25. Return to the Key Flexfield Segments window and in the Structures region, select the Freeze
Flexfield Definition check box. Acknowledge the message that appears after reading it.
26. Select the Allow Dynamic Inserts check box to enable you to update this key flexfield
structure, if required.
27. Click Compile to compile your Job key flexfield.
Note: When you create the Value Set for a Job Flexfield, you will be unable to create new
jobs in the Define Job Window. In order to create a new job using the Define Job window,
you must first include it to the Value Set and then select it from the list of values in the
Define Job window.
Add Values to Value Sets
28. Navigate to the Segment Values window.
(N) Application > Flexfield > Key > Values
29. Query the value set you defined for Job Name and click Find.
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30. Click in the Value field to add values in the Segment Values window using the list of values
provided in the Tasks section.
31. Save your work.
32. Query the dependent value set you defined for Job Code and add the dependent values for
each independent value using the list of values provided in the Tasks section.
33. Save your work.
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Choose the selector and enter Position Name as the name of the first segment.
Select a column for the segment, such as Segment 1 to specify the location of this segment in
the key flexfield structure.
9. Enter a number for the segment, such as 1 in the Number column.
10. Select the Enabled and Displayed check boxes to ensure this segment is available in the key
flexfield structure.
11. Place the cursor in the Value Set field and click the Value Set button to create value sets.
Create Value Sets
12. Define a new value set in the Value Sets window using the details provided in the Tasks
section.
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29. Query the Value Set you defined for Region and enter the list of values given for Region.
30. Save your work.
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Run a query with the criteria Grade% in the Flexfield Title Field to retrieve previously
defined grade flexfield structures.
Note: To define key flexfield segments for other business entities such as jobs, positions, and
competencies, run a query with the required criteria.
Note: This retrieves all previously defined structures for Grade.
Select an empty row in the Structures region to create a new structure. If an empty row does
not appear, click in an existing structure and choose the New button from the menu bar.
Enter xx Grade Flexfield in the Title field (where xx represents your unique group id
number).
Select the Cross Validate Segments check box. Ensure that the Freeze Flexfield Definition
box is not selected because you are creating a new flexfield.
Note: The flexfield name automatically appears in the Title field.
Click Segments to add segments in the Segments Summary window.
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Choose the selector and enter Grade Name as the name of the first segment, and a
description if required.
8. Select a column for the segment, such as Segment 1 to specify the location of this segment in
the key flexfield structure.
9. Enter a number for the segment, such as 1.
10. Select the Enabled, Displayed, and Index check boxes to ensure this segment is available in
the key flexfield structure.
11. Place the cursor in the Value Set field and click the Value Set button to create value sets.
Create Value Sets
12. Define a new value set in the Value Sets window using the details provided in the Tasks
section.
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22. Complete the Dependent Value Set Information window by choosing the xx Grade Name
segment as the independent value set.
23. Enter 0 as the dependent default value.
24. Save the value set and close the Dependent value Set Information and Value Sets windows.
25. Return to the Segment window and choose the value set you just created.
26. Deselect the Required options, unless you want to force users to complete this field.
27. Save your work and close the Segments and Segments Summary windows.
28. Return to the Key Flexfield Segments window and in the Structures region select the Freeze
Flexfield Definition check box. Acknowledge the message that appears after reading it.
29. Select the Allow Dynamic Inserts check box.
30. Click Compile to compile your Grade key flexfield.
Defining Segment Values
31. Navigate to the Segment Values window using the System Administration responsibility:
(N) Application > Flexfield > Key > Values
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32. Query on the Key Flexfield or the Value Set names details and locate your flexfield or Value
Set.
33. Enter valid values for your xx Grade Name segment.
34. Save your work.
Defining a Cross Validation Rule
35. Navigate to the Cross Validation Rules window using your System Administrator
responsibility.
(N) Application > Flexfield > Key > Cross Validation
36. Select the Key Flexfield structure for which you want to define the rules using the first
block.
37. Enter a unique name, error message text and error segment name for your rule using the
Cross-Validation Rule block.
38. Define dates during which you would like the rule to be active (optional).
39. Enter a range of low and high values with include and exclude statements in the CrossValidation Rule Elements block. Ensure that you have at least one include statement for each
set of rules.
Include: EXEC.1 to EXEC.2
Include: MGR.1 to MGR.3
Include: SA.1 to SA.5
Include: CL.1 to CL.9
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Choose the selector and enter Cost Center as the name of the first segment, and a description
if required.
7. Select a column for the segment, such as Segment 1 to specify the location of this segment in
the key flexfield structure.
8. Enter a number for the segment, such as 1.
9. Select the Enabled, Displayed, and Index check boxes to ensure this segment is available in
the key flexfield structure.
10. Place the cursor in the Value Set field and click the Value Set button to create value sets.
Create Value Sets
11. Define a new value set in the Value Sets window using the details provided in the Tasks
section.
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24. Close the Value Sets window to return to the Segment Summary window and choose the
value set you have just created.
25. In the Segments window, select a Default type of Constant.
26. Enter a Default Value of GL56.
27. Deselect the Required option, unless you want to force users to complete this field.
28. Save your work, and close the Segment window to return to the Segments Summary
window.
29. Select the Flexfield Qualifiers button and enable qualifiers for Payroll, Balancing, Element,
and Element Entry. Close the Flexfield Qualifiers window.
30. Save your work.
31. Return to the Key Flexfield Segments window and in the Structures region select the Freeze
Flexfield Definition check box. Acknowledge the message that appears after reading it.
32. Select the Allow Dynamic Inserts check box to enable you to update this key flexfield
structure, if required.
33. Click Compile to compile your Cost Allocation key flexfield.
Add Values to Value Sets
34. Navigate to the Segment Values window using the System Administrator responsibility:
(N) Application > Flexfield > Key > Values
35. Query the Value Set you defined for Cost Center.
36. Enter the list of values:
110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, and 116
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29. Query the Value Set you defined for Medical Plan and enter the list of values given for
Medical Plan.
30. Save your work.
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Choose the selector and enter Company Car Details as the name of the first segment, and a
description if required.
8. Select a column for the segment, such as Segment 1 to specify the location of this segment in
the key flexfield structure.
9. Enter a number for the segment, such as 1.
10. Select the Enabled, Displayed, and Index check boxes to ensure this segment is available in
the key flexfield structure.
11. Placing the cursor in the Value Set field and click the Value Set button to create value sets.
Create Value Sets
12. Define a new value set in the Value Sets window using the details provided in the Tasks
section.
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23. Complete the Dependent Value Set Information window by choosing the xx Car Make
segment as the independent value set.
24. Enter Default as the dependent default value.
25. Save the value set and close the Dependent value Set Information and Value Sets windows.
26. Return to the Segment window and choose the value set you just created.
27. Deselect the Required option, unless you want to force users to complete this field.
28. Save your work and close the Segments and Segments Summary windows.
29. Return to the Key Flexfield Segments window and in the Structures region select the Freeze
Flexfield Definition check box. Acknowledge the message that appears after reading it.
30. Select the Allow Dynamic Inserts check box to enable you to update this key flexfield
structure, if required.
31. Click Compile to compile your Personal Analysis Key Flexfield.
Add Values to Value Sets
32. Navigate to the Segment Values window using the System Administrator responsibility:
(N) Application > Flexfield > Key > Values
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33. Query the Value Set you defined for Car Make.
34. Enter the list of values for the Car Make. See the Value Sets table in the Tasks section of this
practice for a list of values that you need to specify.
35. Save your work.
36. Query the dependent value set you defined for the Car Model segment and add the
dependent values for each independent value as listed in the Tasks section of this practice.
37. Save your work.
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Choose the selector and enter Skill as the name of the first segment, and a description if
required.
9. Enter a number for the segment, such as 1.
10. Select a column for the segment, such as Segment 1 to specify the location of this segment in
the key flexfield structure.
11. Select the Enabled, Displayed, and Index check boxes to ensure this segment is available in
the key flexfield structure.
12. Place the cursor in the Value Set field and click the Value Set button to create value sets in
the Value Sets window.
Create Value Sets
13. Define xx_Skill as the new value set in the Value Sets window using the details provided in
the Tasks section.
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14. Save the value set and close the Value Sets window.
15. In the Segment window, deselect the Required option, unless you want to force users to
complete this field.
16. Save your work, and close the Segment window to return to the Segments Summary
window.
17. Click the Skill segment and click Flexfield Qualifiers to specify the Skill segment as the
default attribute. In the window that appears, select the Enabled option for the Default
Attribute qualifier.
Note: The application uses flexfield qualifiers to identify certain segments for specific
purposes. For more information, see Flexfield Qualifiers in the online help.
18. Go to the next row, use the details provided in the Tasks section, and follow the previous
steps to create Level as the second segment.
19. Click the Level segment and click Flexfield Qualifiers. In the window that appears, select the
Enabled option for the Others qualifier.
20. Define xx_Level as the value set for the Level segment using the details provided in the
Tasks section.
21. Click Edit Information to set up the dependency information in the Dependent Value Set
Information window.
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22. Complete the Dependent Value Set Information window by choosing the Skill segment as
the independent value set.
23. Enter Default as the dependent default value.
24. Save the value set and close the Dependent value Set Information and Value Sets windows.
25. Return to the Segment window and choose the value set you just created.
26. Deselect the Required option, unless you want to force users to complete this field.
27. Save your work and close the Segments and Segments Summary windows.
28. Return to the Key Flexfield Segments window and in the Structures region select the Freeze
Flexfield Definition check box. Acknowledge the message that appears after reading it.
29. Select the Allow Dynamic Inserts check box to enable you to update this key flexfield
structure, if required.
30. Click Compile to compile your Competence key flexfield.
Add Values to Value Sets
31. Navigate to the Segment Values window.
(N) Application > Flexfield > Key > Values
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32. Query the value set you defined for Skill and add values in the Segment Values window
using the list of values provided in the Tasks section.
33. Save your work.
34. Query the dependent value set you defined for Level and add the dependent values for each
independent value using the list of values provided in the Tasks section.
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Defining UK Locations
Navigate to the Location window.
(N) Work Structures > Location
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This topic shows you how to create your business group. You create a business group by
creating an organization and classifying it as a business group. Classifying an organization as a
business group enables you to enter default information for a business group. You can also
record for your business group any additional information to meet your business requirements.
The business group is the first organization you create and represents legislations. You must
create a business group for each country in which your enterprise has a presence. It functions as
an operating company or a container with other organizations under it.
After creating your business group, you define other organizations within your business group
and classify them, for example as HR Organization, Company Cost Center, Bargaining Unit,
GRE, and many others.
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Enter xx AB Shoes UK Private Limited in the name field (where xx is your unique group
number).
Select an organization type. The type identifies the function an organization performs, such
as Administration or Service, or the level of each organization in your enterprise, such as
Division, Department or Cost Center from the list of values.
Enter 19-MAY-2004 in the From Date field.
Select Internal to indicate that this organization is within your enterprise.
Save your work.
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Select Business Group Info to enter the predefined additional information for the business
group.
Click in the second field to open the Business Group Info window.
Enter ABSUK as short name for the business group.
Select Automatic as the option for employee, applicant, and contingent worker number
generation.
Select the following flexfield structures for the business group:
Grade Flexfield
People Group Flexfield
Job Flexfield
Cost Allocation Flexfield
Position Flexfield
Competence Flexfield
Select United Kingdom as the legislation code to determine the startup data you can access
and the contents of some legislation-specific windows.
Select GBP as the currency.
Click OK and save your work.
Click Others again.
Select Work Day Information given under Tasks to enter default information for all
employees in this business group.
Click OK and save your work.
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Enter xx Super HRMS Manager as the new responsibility name (where xx represents your
initials).
3. Select Oracle Human Resources in the application field to indicate the application for which
you use this responsibility.
4. Enter a responsibility key and a description for the new responsibility.
5. Enter an effective date of 01-JAN-1990.
6. Select Oracle Applications to signify that this responsibility applies to the professional user
interface.
7. Select Standard and Oracle Human Resources in the Data Group region to determine the
application database the username connects to with the specific responsibility.
8. Select UK HRMS Navigator Menu to attach this menu to the responsibility.
9. Select UK HRMS Reports & Processes in the Request Group region to access the UK reports
and processes with this responsibility.
10. Save your work.
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12. Select the Responsibility check box and enter the name of your new responsibility.
13. Enter HR:Security Profile as the profile name and click Find.
14. Enter the security profile with the same name as your new business group (xx AB Shoes UK
Private Limited.) that you created in the earlier practice (Creating a Business Group.)
Note: Oracle HRMS automatically creates a view all security profile whenever you define a
new business group. After you set up all the work structures in your business group, you
can define restricted security profiles using organization and position hierarchies, and/or
payrolls.
15. Save your work.
16. Enter HR:Business Group as the profile name and click Find.
17. Select xx AB Shoes UK Private Limited as the business group associated with this
responsibility.
18. Save your work.
19. Return to the Find window and query the HR:User Type profile.
20. Enter HR with Payroll User as the value for user type.
Note: This means that you can see and enter fields on all HRMS windows
21. Save your work.
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22. Return to the Find window and query for Help Localization Code profile.
23. Enter GB as the appropriate territory or vertical code as the value for user type.
24. Save your work.
Note: This value is free format to allow for vertical and custom extensions to local versions
of user help.
Assign New Responsibility to an Application User
25. Navigate to the User window.
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Defining Organizations
Navigate to the Organization window.
(N) Work Structures > Organization > Description
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Enter the names given under Tasks for each organization in the Name field.
Select an organization type. The type identifies the function an organization performs, such
as Administration or Service, or the level of each organization in your enterprise, such as
Division, Department or Cost Center from the list of values.
4. Select the location for each organization.
5. Select Internal or External for each organization as given under Tasks. You can assign
employee assignments to an internal organization and cannot assign people to an external
organization.
6. Save your work.
7. Select the organization classification for each of your organizations as given under Tasks.
8. Select the Enable check box to apply the classification to the organization.
9. Save your work.
10. Continue to the Others area of information to enter default information for each
organization.
11. Save your work.
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Query you HR Organization and choose Others to open the Additional Information
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Click in the Additional Information window to display the segments of the Cost Allocation
flexfield you defined for your business group.
Select the appropriate cost code in each segment.
Note: For individual employees, you can override these organization-level codes by entering
costing information on their assignments.
Save your work.
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Select the Shared as the position type. Shared type indicates several employees can hold the
position at a time.
6. Select the Permanent check box to indicate that the position is permanent and budgeted
every year.
7. Choose Vision Industries as the organization and Chairman as the job for the position.
Ensure to have a start date for both on or before the position start date.
8. Select Active as the hiring status of the position.
9. Save your work.
10. Repeat the steps given above to create a position Assistant Advisor. Select None to indicate
that you do not need a position type for this position and Proposed as the hiring status.
Entering Hiring Information
11. Select the Hiring Information tab.
12. Enter 2 as the full time equivalent for this position.
13. Enter 2 as the headcount.
14. Optionally, enter the earliest hire date, proposed entry salary, and probation details.
15. Save your work.
Entering Work Terms
16. Enter 40 as the working hours.
17. Enter Week as the frequency.
18. Enter 9:00 and 17:30 as the start and end times.
19. Save your work.
Entering Additional Details
20. Select the Additional Details tab to enter any comments about the position and confidential
requirements required for this position.
21. Save your work.
Entering Reporting To
22. Select the Reporting To button and enter Vision Industries as the name of the position
hierarchy to add this position to it.
23. Save your work.
Entering Evaluation Information
24. Select the Evaluation button, if you have set up the Evaluation System.
25. Select Hay System as the evaluation system.
26. Enter 10 as the overall score and select Points as the units of measurement.
27. Enter the date evaluated.
28. Save your work.
Entering Valid Grades
29. Select the Valid Grades button to assign grades to the position holder.
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Select the All Locations and Relocation Required work requirements check boxes to indicate
the location specifications and address relocation issue.
6. Select Indefinite as the length of time the jobholder must perform the job.
7. Select 0900 1700 hours as the normal working hours.
8. Select Monday Friday as the work schedule.
9. Select the All Countries international deployment check box to indicate that you can place
this jobholder in any country where you enterprise has a presence.
10. Save your work.
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Enter xx Mass Move as a description (where xx represents your unique group id number).
Click in the Organization field to select Accounts as the Organization from where you want
to move employees.
The Status field automatically populates Mass Move is Unprocessed.
Select Business Consulting Services as the Organization to which you want to move
employees.
Enter 01-JAN-2004 as the effective date.
Save your work.
Choose the Positions button to open the Find Positions window.
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Query Accountant as the source job and Cost Accountant as the position (existing positions
in the source organization).
Select the source position (Cost Accountant) in the Source block in the Mass Move
Positions window.
Select Administrator Business Consulting as the position in the Target Block.
Use the scroll bar to view the Standard Conditions/Location fields. Select Source Position as
the Standard Conditions/Location to apply all the conditions of the source position to the
positions after the mass move.
Save your work.
Choose the Assignment button to view the list of workers who you want to move.
Select/Deselect the workers whom you do not wish to move.
Save your work.
Close the window to return to the Mass Moves window.
Choose the Execute button on the Mass Moves window to commit the changes to the
database.
The Status field now automatically populates Mass Move completed.
Choose the Position button to open the Mass Move window.
Choose the Assignment button to view the list of workers who have moved.
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Enter xx_Collective Agreement as the name, where xx is the group identifier that your
instructor provides.
Select Active as the status to indicate the agreement is in use.
Enter the number of the collective agreement, such as 101.
Enter the jurisdiction and the authorizing body.
Enter the name of the employer and the bargaining unit who have negotiated the collective
agreement. Enter the name of the signatory party.
Save your work.
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Enter xx_Notice Period as the name, where xx is the group identifier that your instructor
provides.
Select Assignment as the category. The category you select helps you to determine the
values you see in the Field Name field.
Select Notice Period as the field name and enter Months as the unit of measure.
Save your work.
Repeat the steps to create an entitlement item xx_Probation Period.
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Choose New in the Find Participation Eligibility Profiles window to define a new eligibility
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Enter xx_Blue Collar as the name, where xx is the group identifier that your instructor
provides.
Enter a description.
Select Employee Assignment as the assignment type as the profile applies to employee
assignments only.
Select Active as the status to indicate the profile is in use.
Select Collective Agreements to apply the profile to the collective agreements.
Choose the tabbed region that contains a criteria element to include in your eligibility
profile. You can choose from Personal, Employment, Derived, or Others.
Select the criteria element.
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Choose the Personal tabbed region. Select Person Type from the drop down list. Enter a
sequence number and select Employee to include a criterion where the eligibility profile
applies to employees only.
Choose the Derived Factor tabbed region. Select Age from the drop down list. Enter the
sequence number and select Age 36 to 40 years.
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11. Repeat the steps to define xx_White Collar as the eligibility profile.
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11. Enter 14 Wimbledon Road in the Address Line 1 field, enter London in the Town field, select
Greater London in the County field, and enter SW15 7HL in the Post Code field.
12. Choose OK to close the window, save your work, and close the Address window.
13. Choose the Assignment button.
14. In the Assignment window, select Area Manager in the Job field, ADMIN.3 in the Grade
field, and Education Monthly in the Payroll field.
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Note: When you are asked to choose an option, choose Correction because you are entering
a record that starts today. You can only update a record that is at least 1 day old.
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Choose the Assignment button to update the assignment details.
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Terminating an Assignment
Navigate to the People window.
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