Increasing the Workforce

This chapter provides overviews of job data, user security considerations, and discusses how to:

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicUnderstanding Job Data

You can add a new job record to the system in several ways. Each way uses its own component. Although the components are made up of the same pages, each one is configured to help you enter the correct data for a particular situation.

Before you create a job record for a person, you must add them to the system in the Personal Information component (PERSONAL_DATA_ADD).

See Adding a Person in PeopleSoft Human Resources.

Component

Menu

Use To

Add Employment Instance (JOB_DATA_EMP).

  • Workforce Administration, Job Information

  • Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Organizational Relationships

Add a new employment organizational instance for a person who doesn’t have applicant information in the system.

  • (FPS) Hire Employee (EE_HIRE).

  • (USF) Hire Employee USF (EE_HIRE).

(FPS) Workforce Administration, Increase Workforce, FPS Business Rules.

(USF) Workforce Administration, Increase Workforce.

Add a new employee who doesn’t have applicant information in the system.

  • Hire (ER_APP_HIRE_LAUNCH).

  • (AUS) Copy Applicant to Employee AUS (PKG_APP_CPY).

  • (FPS) Hire.

  • (USF) Hire USF (ER_GVT_HIRE_LAUNCH).

Recruiting, Hire Applicants

Recruiting, Hire Applicants, FPS Business Rules.

Add a job applicant with information in the system, added through the Recruit Workforce business process.

When you use these components to hire an applicant, the information that you’ve already entered in the system becomes part of the worker's record, including the referral source information. You assign IDs to job applicants differently than you do to people who are added to the system through the Personal Data component. All other fields on these pages are documented in this chapter.

Note. (USF) Federal users can find information on hiring job applicants in the Recruit Workforce business process.

(FPS) French Public Sector users can find information on hiring job applicants in the Recruit Workforce business process.

(AUS) Australian users can find information on hiring job applicants in the Recruit Workforce business process.

Add Contingent Worker Instance (JOB_DATA_CWR).

  • Workforce Administration, Job Information

  • Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Organizational Relationships

Add a contingent worker organizational instance.

Add POI Instance (JOB_DATA_POI).

  • Workforce Administration, Job Information

  • Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Organizational Relationships

Add a POI organizational instance for a person who does not comprise the workforce but for whom you require a job record.

Add Additional Assignment (ADD_PER_ORG_ASGN).

(FPS) Add Concurrent Empl Record FPS (HIRE_DATA_BIS).

(USF) Concurrent Hire USF (EE_CONC_HIRE).

Workforce Administration, Job Information

Note. Access the Concurrent Job component from the Add Additional Assignment component (ADD_PER_ORG_ASGN).

Add an additional employment instance for an employee or contingent worker.

Job Data (JOB_DATA).

Workforce Administration, Job Information

Update (including adding temporary assignments) the job record of an employee, contingent worker, or POI.

Each of these components consist of the same job data pages. The data that you enter on these pages is used throughout PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Resources and PeopleSoft Enterprise HCM to manage the people in the system. The process of entering additional data for employees or contingent workers that is not covered in the job data pages discussed in this chapter can be found elsewhere in this PeopleBook.

Note. The components that you use to add and update job records are made up of a number of different pages. To navigate through the entire component, click the Job Data, Employment Data, Earnings Distribution, and Benefits Program Participation links at the bottom of the pages.

See (USF) Hiring Employees.

See Managing Country-Specific Workforce Data.

See Updating Person and Job Information.

See Hiring French Public Sector Employees.

Understanding the Job Data Pages

The information that you enter when you add a new employment, contingent worker, or POI instance is the foundation for most of the business processes that you carry out later. That information includes the following:

After you enter job information into the system, you can work with it in a variety of ways. For example, you can generate printed reports, view summary data pages, and perform ad hoc queries online. You can also use job data as the basis for performing tasks in all other aspects of human resources management, such as salary administration, regulatory requirements, payroll, and benefits.

Differences Between the Add Employment Instance, Add Contingent Worker Instance, and Add POI Instance Components

The Add Contingent Worker Instance and Add POI Instance components are almost identical to the Add Employment Instance component with the following exceptions:

Page

Add Employment Instance Fields

Add Contingent Worker Instance Fields

Add POI Instance Fields

Work Location

The default value for the Action field is Hire

The default value for the Action field is Add Non-Employee

The default value for the Action field is Add Person of Interest

Work Location

Payroll Status

Job Status

Job Status

Payroll

Employee Type

Pay Type

Pay Type

Employment Information

 

Provider ID

Provider ID

Security Considerations for Users Managing Employees and Contingent Workers

PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Resources enables human resources administrators to create job records for people in departments that they can’t access for updates. This enables them to transfer workers from one department to another.

If you want to prevent administrators from creating job records for people in departments to which they don’t have access, the system contains an optional view (DEPT_TBL_ACCESS) that shows only the department IDs. The administrator can access the view based on user security. To use this view, update the JOB record in PeopleSoft Application Designer so that the prompt table for the DEPT_ID field is DEPT_TBL_ACCESS.

Managing Job Data When You Use the Manage Positions Business Process

If you drive part or all of PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Resources by position, the process of adding a new job data record is somewhat different from the one that is described in this chapter. You still enter some data on the pages that are described in this chapter, but because you’ve already set up most job-related data on the Position Data component (POSITION_DATA), the system inserts default data automatically in many fields.

Full Position Management

Partial Position Management

Position-related fields are unavailable for entry in several Administer Workforce pages. When you select a position number for the person in the Position Number field, the system updates the position-related fields with the values associated with the position in the Position Data component.

The position-related fields are available for entry until you enter a position number in the Position Number field and move out of the field. The system updates the position-related fields with the values associated with the position in the Position Data component and makes them unavailable for entry.

Adding Versus Updating Job Records

After you set up job records for a member of the workforce, you can enter more data, build a comprehensive history of the person’s career with the organization, and support workforce-related planning and decision-making for all areas of the organization.

The pages that you use when you add an organizational instance are the same ones that you use later to update existing job data records but are contained on different components. Use the Job Data component to update job data information.

Warning! PeopleSoft can’t guarantee the results if you use the Add Employment Instance, Add Contingent Worker Instance, Add POI Instance, or Add Additional Assignment components to modify existing data. Use these components only when creating a new organizational instance.

See Updating Person and Job Information.

See (USF) Administering Personnel Action Requests.

(JPN) Assigning Internal Identification Numbers

This feature enables you to assign to a person’s job record identification numbers that have some meaning to the organization . For example, the third digit of an internal ID may indicate employment type; the fifth might indicate work location; and the sixth, job type. You can store a standard ID, which doesn’t have meaning and is used for keying the database, and an alternative, meaningful ID that can be changed as the person’s circumstances change.

The system assigns IDs to people as you add them to the system in the Personal Information component. The system uses this ID to identify the person in all job records. Enter a meaningful internal ID number for a person in the Internal EmplID field on the Work Location page to capture information about the person’s job situation.

You can update the internal ID each time that you insert a new row into the Job Data component. You can see those changes at a glance on the employee’s Job Summary page, and you can search employees by their internal IDs.

Note. To use an internal emplID as an alternate search key, you modify the search record of each component (such as Personal Data and Job Data) by changing EMPLMT_SRCH_GBL to EMPLMT_SRCH_JPN and PERS_SRCH_GBL to PERS_SRCH_JPN.

The following examples illustrate how a person’s internal emplID changes as their relationship to the organization changes, while their standard ID remains constant.

Example 1

In the Internal EmplID column of the following table, the first two numbers indicate the year (1994) that the person is hired as a full-time employee and the 2 in 20091 indicates part-time employment:

Effective Date

Action

Reason

ID

Internal EmplID

Notes

April 1, 1998

Pay rate change

Merit

45883

94010333

 

April 1, 1994

Rehire

New position

45883

94010333

Rehired as full-time employee.

March 31, 1994

Termination

 

45883

20091

 

April 1, 1990

Hire

Temporary assignment

45883

20091

Hired as contingent worker.

Example 2

In the Internal EmplID column of the following table, the first two numbers indicate the year (1990 and 1995) that the person is hired as an employee with the company and the next three numbers indicate the company (014 and 034) that the person is working for:

Effective Date

Action

Reason

ID

Internal EmplID

Notes

May 31, 1996

Transfer

Completion of intercompany transfer

64096

90014278

Transferred back to home company.

May 8, 1995

Transfer

Intercompany transfer

64096

95034278

Transferred to host company.

April 1, 1990

Hire

New graduates

64096

90014278

Hired as a full time employee.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicPrerequisites

Before you add a new organizational instance:

See Also

Working with Regulatory Regions

Setting Up and Administering HRMS Security

Setting Up and Installing PeopleSoft HRMS

Setting Up and Working with Languages

Setting Up Organization Foundation Tables

Setting Up Personal Information Foundation Tables

Setting Up Jobs

(USF) Setting Up Human Resources Management Tables

Setting Up Banks and Bank Branches

Setting Up Local Country Functionality

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicAdding Organizational Instances for Employees, Contingent Workers, and POIs

This section lists common elements and discusses how to:

See Adding Additional Assignments.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicCommon Elements Used in this Section

Benefits Program Participation

Click to Access the Benefit Program Participation page.

Cross Border Worker

Select if the person lives in one country and works in another. These people have special tax and social security needs.

Employment Data

Click to access the Employee Information page.

Earnings Distribution

Click to access the Job Earnings Distribution page.

FA Holiday Type (festive advance holiday type)

Select the festive advance holiday type.

Festive Advance Eligible From

Select the date on which the person becomes eligible for the selected festive advance pay program.

Festive Advance Pay Program

Select the festive advance pay program for the person.

Job Data

Click to access the Work Location, Job Information, Job Labor, Payroll, Salary Plan, and Compensation pages.

Military Status

Select the person’s current military status.

Owns 5% (Or More) of Company

Select if the person owns five percent or more of the company. The system uses this field to identify highly compensated employees for the Non-Discrimination Testing – 401(k)/401(m) report (NDT004) in the Manage Base Benefits business process of PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Resources.

Regulatory Region

Select the regulatory region.

Religion

Select the religion. You set up religion on the Religions page.

Note. (AUS and NZL) Set this field to Not Applicable.

Security Clearance

If the person receives a security clearance, enter the level of clearance: Classified, Secret, or Top Secret.

See Also

(USF) Hiring Employees

Entering Additional Data in Human Resources Records

Updating Person and Job Information

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicPages Used to Add Organizational Instances for Employees, Contingent Workers, and POIs

Page Name

Object Name

Navigation

Usage

Work Location

JOB_DATA1

  • Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Employment Instance, Work Location

  • Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Organizational Relationships, New Employment Instance, Work Location

  • Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Contingent Worker Instance, Work Location

  • Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Organizational Relationships, New Contingent Worker Instance, Work Location

Enter position and location information for a person's job, including the regulatory region, company, department, and location.

Job Information

JOB_DATA_JOBCODE

  • Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Employment Instance, Job Information

  • Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Organizational Relationships, New Employment Instance, Job Information

  • Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Contingent Worker Instance, Job Information

  • Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Organizational Relationships, New Contingent Worker Instance, Job Information

Enter information about a person's job, including status, employee class, shift, or standard hours.

Job Labor

JOB_LABOR

  • Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Employment Instance, Job Labor

  • Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Organizational Relationships, New Employment Instance, Job Labor

  • Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Contingent Worker Instance, Job Labor

  • Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Organizational Relationships, New Contingent Worker Instance, Job Labor

Enter National Labor agreement data if the employee or contingent worker belongs to a National Labor agreement.

Payroll

JOB_DATA2

  • Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Employment Instance, Payroll

  • Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Organizational Relationships, New Employment Instance, Payroll

  • Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Contingent Worker Instance, Payroll

  • Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Organizational Relationships, New Contingent Worker Instance, Payroll

Enter payroll processing data. The payroll system and pay group information that you enter here affects component compensation processing on the Compensation page.

Salary Plan

JOB_DATA_SALPLAN

  • Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Employment Instance, Salary Plan

  • Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Organizational Relationships, New Employment Instance, Salary Plan

  • Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Contingent Worker Instance, Salary Plan

  • Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Organizational Relationships, New Contingent Worker Instance, Salary Plan

Enter information about a person's salary plan.

Compensation

JOB_DATA3

  • Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Employment Instance, Compensation

  • Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Organizational Relationships, New Employment Instance, Compensation

  • Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Contingent Worker Instance, Compensation

  • Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Organizational Relationships, New Contingent Worker Instance, Compensation

Enter compensation information.

Employment Information

EMPLOYMENT_DTA1

Click the Employment Data link at the bottom of the component.

  • Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Employment Instance

  • Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Organizational Relationships, New Employment Instance

  • Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Contingent Worker Instance

  • Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Organizational Relationships, New Contingent Worker Instance

Enter optional data, such as a worker's business title.

Job Earnings Distribution

JOB_DATA_ERNDIST

Click the Earnings Distribution link at the bottom of the component.

  • Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Employment Instance

  • Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Organizational Relationships, New Employment Instance

  • Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Contingent Worker Instance

  • Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Organizational Relationships, New Contingent Worker Instance

Distribute a person's compensation for one job among different departments, job codes, accounts, shifts, position numbers, or general ledger pay types. If the person's pay is regularly charged to more than one cost center, designate how much to allocate to each cost center.

Benefit Program Participation

JOB_DATA_BENPRG

Click the Benefits Program Participation link at the bottom of the component.

  • Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Employment Instance

  • Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Organizational Relationships, New Employment Instance

  • Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Contingent Worker Instance

  • Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Organizational Relationships, New Contingent Worker Instance

Specify the benefit program in which a person is enrolled for benefits in PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Resources or PeopleSoft Enterprise Benefits Administration.

Person Checklist

PERSON_CHECKLIST

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Organizational Relationships, Person Checklist, Person Checklist

To ensure that the human resources administrators perform all the required administrative tasks for a person, create a checklist listing all the items that need to be completed and the person responsible for completing them.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicEntering Employee Job Location and Position Information

Access the Work Location page.

HR Status

Displays the status of the current job record. A person can have an active HR status but an inactive job or payroll status.

Job Status

For contingent worker or POI instances. Displays the job status of the current job record.

Payroll Status

For employment instances. Displays the payroll status of the current job record. Some changes that you make to this field trigger Retro Pay or Final Check processing.

A Retro Pay Request is triggered by any payroll status change with an effective date that’s earlier than or equal to the latest pay end date of a check already paid to the employee.

A Final Check Request is triggered by any payroll status change that’s based on one of the action or reason codes that are defined in the Final Check Action/Reason table.

Calculate Status and Dates

Click to calculate the person's HR, job, or payroll status and the employment dates if you make changes to the job records that make the old values invalid.

Effective Date

Enter the effective date. When you add an instance, the effective date that you enter here becomes the hire and original hire date.

Sequence

Use this number to track multiple administrative actions that occur on the same day. The default value is 0, the correct number for new instances.

Job Indicator

Indicate whether this is the person’s primary or secondary job for this organizational relationship. Select N/A (not applicable) if those selections don’t apply to this job. This field is used to process people with more than one organizational instance in a single organizational relationship.

Action/Reason

Select the action requiring you to create or modify this record. The system displays a default value when you create a new employment, contingent worker, or POI instance.

Latest Start

Enter the most recent start date for this organizational instance.

Expected Job End Date

Enter the end date for this job, if known. If you don’t know the end date initially, you can enter it later.

If this job is a temporary assignment and you do not enter a date here, you can run the Temporary Assignment w/out End Date report to identify those assignments that do not have an end date. This date is necessary if you want the system to terminate this job and reactivate any substantive job that may be on hold.

The system displays the day before the termination effective date as the termination date.

Termination Date, Last Date Worked, and Override Last Date Worked

The system displays the day before the termination effective date as the termination date and the date last worked. If you rehire the person, the system clears these fields. When a person returns from leave, the system clears only the Last Date Worked field. If the date is not accurate, select Override Last Date Worked to enter the date.

Position Number

If you drive part or all of the system by position, select a position number. Define positions in the Add/Update Position Info component. When you leave the Position field, the system completes position-related fields in the Job Data component with default data from the Add/Update Position Info component, including job code, department, location, and full- or part-time status. The corresponding fields become unavailable for entry.

PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Resources issues a warning message if you assign a person to a position that is already filled and if the new appointment exceeds the maximum headcount for that position. The system calculates the headcount and displays the appropriate indicator in the Open/Filled field in the Add/Update Position Info component when you change assignments.

Position Entry Date

When you leave this field, the system populates it with the effective date. You can override the default.

Override Position Data and Use Position Data

Click Override Position Data to enter exceptions to the default position data for this person. This opens up the unavailable fields, including Job Code and Department, and you can override the entries that are in those fields. For example, the worker might have a higher salary grade than the standard grade that is associated with the position. When you click Override Position Data, the button becomes the Use Position Data button.

Note. If you override the defaults for position-related data, you must maintain the employee data manually; the system doesn’t update the position data on the Job Data pages with data from the Add/Update Position Info component unless you click Use Position Data.

Position Management Record

The system selects this check box when you make changes to fields in the Add/Update Position Info component that initiate a system update of fields here. A selected check box indicates that the system inserts a data row on the Job Data pages.

Company

If you assign a company to a department in the Department table, a default company code appears, and this field becomes unavailable for entry. If you don’t designate a company in the Department table, select a company here.

Business Unit

If you’ve specified a business unit for a position, the system enters a default business unit and this field becomes unavailable for entry. If you haven’t assigned the person to a position, then the system populates the field by default with the business unit for the person, based on your user preferences. You can override the default.

The business unit that you assign to the person on this page and the setID functionality in PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Resources Management affect the way that default values work throughout the PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Resources system. Your entry in this field controls the departments, locations, job codes, salary plans, and so on that you see on the remaining Job Data component pages.

Department

Select the department code for this person.

When you leave the field, the system inserts a default supervisor’s ID on the Job Information page if you enter a default supervisor ID for this department in the Department table.

The system enters default values for the following fields on the Job Data - Payroll page: Employee Type and Pay Group (which you associate with a company in the Company table). Depending upon other data setup, the system might enter a default holiday schedule.

See Setting Up Holiday Schedules.

Note. Because this page can contain multiple data rows, the system doesn’t always warn you that you must complete the Department field. However, if you change data in another field on the page, the system issues a warning and won’t let you leave the field until you select a department code.

Department Entry Date

When you leave the Department field, the system displays the date on which the person is first assigned to this department.

Location

Displays the department location if the default location setID that you define in the Department table matches the control location setID that is defined for that business unit in the TableSet Control - Record Group table. You can change the location code.

Note. For workers paid through PeopleSoft Enterprise Payroll for North America, the location that appears here does not determine the person's primary work state and location that appear on the paysheets. You specify that information by selecting a tax location code on the Job Data - Payroll page.

Reports To

Displays the name of the manager of the department to which you assign the person. You can override the default. Link the manager to the department in the Department table.

Establishment ID

Identify the person's establishment. If the person's department isn't assigned to an establishment, this field is blank.

Establishment IDs are associated primarily with locations. Establishments are used for several countries for local regulatory reporting. These reports require that each person be assigned to a single establishment.

If the person’s department is not assigned to an establishment, select one of the establishments that are defined for the company.

If the person’s department isn’t assigned to a company, enter a company for the person and assign that person an establishment ID.

Note. (USA) USA regulatory reports require that you associate an establishment ID with a person at the job level.

(FRA) For payroll purposes, you must always assign persons to an establishment.

If a person is assigned to a position, the system enters the establishment ID that is associated with the position's department and makes the field unavailable. If you associate a non-French position with a French person, the field remains available for entry.

Date Created

Displays the date on which you enter this record.

(ESP) Spain

SSN Employer (social security number for employer)

Enter the company SSN, as assigned by the Spanish government, that applies to this person.

(JPN) Japan

Internal EmplID (internal employee ID)

Enter the person’s internal ID.

You can store an internal emplID if the company uses meaningful employee IDs, and those IDs themselves need to change with certain employee data changes such as employment type changes. Internal EmplIDs also appear on the JPN Job Summary page, and you can search the system by internal EmplID.

See Understanding Identification Assignment.

(JPN) Intercompany Transfer

This region enables you to specify intercompany transfer (shukkou) data for Japan. Enter information about the company and department that the person is transferring to or from in the appropriate group box, Internal Company or External Company. Values for the External Company group box are set up on the IC Transfer Company/Dept page.

Intercompany Transfer Flag

Specify whether the data that you enter on the page is home or host company information. The system uses this value in conjunction with intercompany transfer-related action or action reason codes to check the validity of the entries. Values are:

  • Home Company Information: Select if another company’s worker joins the company in an intercompany transfer.

  • Host Company Information: Select if one of the workers is on intercompany transfer to another company.

Select the blank value at the top of the list to remove all entries.

Internal Company and External Company

Select the home or host company. Select a value in the Internal Company group box if the company is set up in the Company table.

Business Unit

Select the home or host business unit for internal company transfers only.

Department and External DeptID (external department ID)

Select the home or host department ID. The home or host department ID is a prompt value in the Company Table component (for internal company transfers) for home departments and the IC Transfer Company/Dept page for host departments (external company transfers).

Supervisor Level and External Supv Lvl (external supervisor level)

Select the home or host supervisor level of the job at the home company. This value is a prompt value in the Company Table component for home supervisor levels (for internal company transfers) and the JPN IC Transfer Supervisor Lvl page for host supervisor levels (external company transfers).

Intercompany Transfer Start Dt (intercompany transfer start date)

If you enter host data, enter the start date of this intercompany transfer.

Don’t enter a date if the action is RET (retirement) and the reason is PIT (permanent intercompany transfer).

Intercompany Transfer End Date

If you enter host data, enter the expected end date of this intercompany transfer.

Don’t enter a date if the action is RET and the reason is PIT.

The end date must be equal to or later than the effective date of the worker's current job record.

See Also

Defining the Final Check Process

(JPN) Tracking Additional Appointments (Kenmu)

(JPN) Tracking Intercompany Transfers (Shukkou)

Running Job Data Reports

Working with System Data Regulation in HRMS

Working with Regulatory Regions

Entering Company Information

Processing Retro Pay

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicEntering Job Information

Access the Job Information page.

Note. Many values on this page come from the value that you enter in the Department field on the Job Data - Work Location page. You can override most of these default values.

Job Code

Select a code.

Note. If you are attaching this person to a labor agreement on the Job Labor page and that labor agreement is associated with job codes, you must select a job code that is valid for the labor agreement.

PeopleSoft Enterprise Payroll for North America uses this field to create a pay line on a person's paysheets. The system creates a pay earnings record for each active job code on the person’s employment record.

See Assigning Job Codes to Labor Agreements.

Entry Date

When you leave the Job Code field, the system displays the date on which the person is first assigned to this job code.

End Job Automatically

Select to end the job on the specified date. This stops all related processing for payroll and benefits for this job. You must run the Reactivate/Termination Update process if the organization uses this feature. You can use this feature only if the Automatic Job Termination check box is selected on the Installation Table - Product Specific page.

Supervisor ID

Enter a supervisor ID, if applicable.

If you use full-position management, don’t use this field. If you use partial-position management, and you define a value for the Reports To field for the position number that you assign to this person, the ID field is unavailable.

Note. Specify the person’s department code before you enter a new supervisor ID. If you enter a supervisor ID before you select a department code, the system overrides the ID each time that you enter or change the person’s department.

Regular/Temporary

Indicate whether the person is a regular or temporary worker.

Full/Part

Indicate whether the worker is full-time or part-time.

Note. The Manage Base Benefits business process uses the values that you select in the Regular/Temporary and Full/Part fields to determine eligibility requirements.

PeopleSoft Enterprise Payroll for North America uses the full-time or part-time information in conjunction with the holiday schedule. When a holiday falls within a pay period, Payroll for North America prorates the holiday hours for part-time workers. However, proration is based on the standard hours for the worker, not for the pay group.

Empl Class (employee class)

Select an employee class, which provides another method of grouping workers. Values include: Assignee, Expatriate, and Intern. Employee classes are included in the Employee Class table. To override, access this page in correction mode.

The list of values depends on the regulatory region that is specified on the Work Location page.

Note. (GBR) The Northern Ireland Fair Employment Monitoring report (UKNI001) uses the employee class to determine the classification of workers. If the organization submits this report, you must use the required employee classes for the report to work correctly.

(JPN) Select Host ICT (Hosting Intercompany Transfer) to flag those workers that are hired on an intercompany transfer basis when the company is the host company.

See (GBR) Meeting Regulatory Requirements for the United Kingdom.

Officer Code

Identify highly compensated workers for the Non-Discrimination Testing - 401(k)/401(m) report (NDT004). The default value is None.

Regular Shift

If the worker is working shifts, select the appropriate shift. If the worker doesn’t work shifts, leave the Shift Rate and Factor fields blank. The default value is N/A (not applicable).

Shift Rate

Set up a modified shift differential for this worker only. To apply a shift differential to a group of workers who work the same shift, enter shift information in the Shift table in Payroll for North America. These options are mutually exclusive. You can use only one at a time.

Note. Retro Pay functionality in Payroll for North America is triggered by any worker shift rate and factor change with an effective date that’s earlier than or equal to the latest pay end date of a check that is already paid to the worker.

Duties Type

For jobs where the action or reason is temporary assignment, select the type of duties for the temporary assignment from the Temporary Duties Type table. You can use this feature only if the Automatic Job Suspension check box is selected on the Installation Table - Product Specific page.

Encumbrance Override

Select to override encumbrance processing at the job level when you create a new organizational instance or add a concurrent job for a worker.

Standard Hours

Standard Hours

Displays by default the standard hours for the worker. Change the default value, if required.

Work Period

Select a standard work period, the time period during which workers must complete the standard hours.

The system uses the annualization factor of the standard work period in combination with the standard hours to calculate full-time equivalency.

FTE (full-time equivalency)

Displays the percentage of full-time work that the worker should normally work in this job. The system calculates this value based on the standard hours entry for this job and the standard work period. However, you can override the system-calculated FTE and enter any value. The system issues a warning if you enter a value that is greater than 1.0.

Combined Std Hours/FTE (combined standard hours/full-time equivalent)

Displays the total standard hours that are assigned to the worker for all active jobs combined and the worker’s total FTE status for all active jobs combined.

For example, if a worker holds two jobs, one as a professor with an FTE of .5 and one as a physician with an FTE of .35, the worker’s combined FTE is .85 (.5 + .35). You can’t change or delete this information.

Note. The combined FTE that appears here may be different from the total FTE that is calculated for benefits administration eligibility. Combined FTE on this page is the sum of a worker’s individual FTEs from active jobs only.

Contract #

Contract Number

Select the worker’s contract number, if applicable.

Note. (ESP and FRA) This is a required field when the action is hire, rehire, or transfer for workers who belong to a Spanish or French regulatory region. View the prompt values in the Contract Number field to view all active contracts for that worker. If the worker has no active contracts in the system, click the Next Contract Number button; the system assigns a new contract number. When you save, the system warns you that you must update the contract information for the new contract number that is automatically created for this worker. Access the Contract Data component using the new contract number, and make the necessary updates.

Contract Type

Displays the contract type that is associated with the contract number that you select.

(AUS) Salary Packaging

Salary Packaged

Select to transfer the worker’s salary packaging information into the job data component.

Payroll Tax State

Enter the code for the state in which the worker is paid and for which the organization pays the payroll tax.

(AUS) Higher Education

These fields are required for DETYA reporting and appear only if the Australian Education & Government check box is selected on the Installation Table - Country Specific page.

Annual Contact Hours

Enter the calculated annual contact hours for this worker.

Type of Appointment and Appointment Duration

Select the type of appointment. If you select Limited, enter an appointment duration.

Teaching Weeks

Enter the number of teaching weeks for this worker.

(BRA) Brazil

Contract Salary Type

Enter the contractual salary code for RAIS.

SEFIP Category

Select the worker category for SEFIP.

Brazilian Occupation Cd (Brazilian occupation code)

Enter an occupation code based on the Brazilian Code of Occupation (CBO). Leave this field blank if the CBO that is associated with the position code is valid.

Note. Go to www.mte.gov.br to view a list of CBOs.

Membership Union

Enter the union code that details how to calculate and pay the worker’s monthly union dues.

(DEU) Germany

Function Code

Select the appropriate code for the worker.

(ESP) Spain

Soc. Sec. Risk Code (social security risk code)

Enter a code. The Spanish government requires employers to assign a social security risk code that rates the risk of illness, accident, or death that is connected with each type of job. For example, a coal miner is at higher risk than an office manager. You maintain risk codes on the Soc Sec Risk Code page.

Matricula Number

Enter a matricula number. The Spanish government requires every worker to have a matricula number. Employers use this number to compile a matricula book that reports workplace statistics to the government. You maintain matricula numbers in the Location table.

Substitution Reasons

Select the reason why you are making a substitution for this worker. The AFI report contains this information.

Substitution Emplid

Enter the ID of the substitute worker. The AFI report contains this information.

Special Labor Relationship

Select to indicate that the job is in a profession considered a special labor relationship. The AFI report contains this information.

Partial Subrogation

Select to indicate that the worker is in partial subrogation. The AFI report contains this information.

Inactivity Type

If you are making the job data record inactive, select the type of inactivity.

Partial Strike Activity Coeff

If the inactivity type is partial strike, enter the coeff.

(FRA) France

Hours Type

Select the appropriate hours type from the list. Different hours type options affect a worker’s compensation and standard hours.

This field is for information only. No payroll calculation is based on information in this field.

 

Hours Type

Description

3 × 8

Indicates a shift work pattern. For example, in the manufacturing or industrial sector, production can continue around the clock. The production workers are split into three groups with each group working one after the other, eight hours a day. Periodically the workers shift to another group. Shift workers who are working the 12 p.m. to 8 a.m. shift move to the 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. shift. Because this type of work schedule implies a lot of constraints to a worker’s personal life, these workers are often paid a shift bonus.

2 × 8

A shift work pattern that is similar to the 3 × 8 option, except that there are two work shifts instead of three.

STA

Work hours follow a regular pattern using the job’s standard hours as indicated on the Job Date - Job Information page.

IND

Work hours follow a regular pattern that is different from the company’s default standard hours. Indicate the number of hours in the Standard Hours field on the Job Date - Job Information page.

 

Paid Hours

Displays the number of hours for which the worker is paid. The system enters the value that is defined for standard hours (defined for the job code for this worker) as the default in this field only for workers who are part of a French regulatory region.

Paid Work Period

Select the period in which the worker should work. If the regulatory region to which the worker is assigned is French, the system inserts the work period that is defined on the Job Code Table - Job Code Profile page as the default value. Values are:

A: Annual

B: Biweekly

C: Contract

D: Daily

F: Every four weeks

M: Monthly

Q: Quarterly

S: Semimonthly

W: Weekly

Paid FTE

Displays the ratio of the paid hours to the standard hours reference for workers whose regulatory region is French. The system calculates and inserts a value for this field.

(ITA) Italy

Hiring Category

If the worker is hired from a special hiring category, indicate the category here. Values are: CIG, Mobility, Protected, Unemployed, and Weak Wrap.

Type of Part-Time

If the worker is part-time, indicate the type. Values are: Cyclic (employed only for a certain period of the year, either full or reduced hours), Horizontal (employed five days per week with fewer than full-time hours), and Vertical (employed full-time on certain days but fewer than 40 hours per week).

Percentage

Define the percentage of part-time.

Turnover - Action

Select the turnover action (for example, Layoff or Termination) causing the change in the worker's job. The value that you enter appears in the Equal Opportunities reports.

Turnover Action Reason

Select the reason for the turnover action. The value that you enter appears in the Equal Opportunities reports.

Productive Unit

Select the worker's productive unit. You use productive units to group workers based on agreements between unions and employers.

(MEX) Mexico

It is common in Mexico to have two termination dates: the original termination date and the IMSS termination date.

The company must notify IMSS of a worker's termination date five days after the worker leaves. However, there are some exceptions to this rule, such as when a worker is on disability and does not return to the company.

Worker Type Mex

Define the person's worker type. Values are: Construction Eventual, Eventual Worker, and Permanent Worker. This field is used for reporting the type of worker to the SUA.

Salary Type

Select the salary type that the worker receives. Values are: All Salaries, Fixed Salary, Mixed Salary, and Variable Salary. This field is used for reporting to the IMSS.

Week/Reduc (reduced weekly schedule)

Specify the reduced work schedule for the worker. Values are: 1 Day per Week, 2 Days per Week, 3 Days per Week, 4 Days per Week, 5 Days per Week, Complete Week, and Workday Less than 8 Hours.

IMSS Term Dt (IMSS termination date)

Enter the IMSS termination date.

Location Code

Specify the location code. This field is used to indicate the location of the worker to the SUA.

(MYS) Malaysia

Work Day Hours

Enter the standard workday hours that are used for payroll and leave calculations.

(NLD) Netherlands

Workdays / week

Enter the average number of working days per week for workers to ensure that the correct social security premiums are calculated in PeopleSoft Enterprise Global Payroll for The Netherlands. The default value is 5, reflecting a full-time job. Enter 0 for standby workers who are only working on demand.

You receive a warning if the number of working days is inconsistent with the full- or part-time parameter.

(GBR) UK

The following fields appear only if PeopleSoft Enterprise Global Payroll for the UK is not installed.

Tax Code

Enter the worker's tax code for the current tax year.

Tax Basis

Select the basis that is used to calculate the worker's tax.

(USA) United States

FLSA Status (Fair Labor Standards Act status)

Displays a value based on the job code that you assign to this worker. FLSA status indicates whether this job is exempt or nonexempt according to the Fair Labor Standards Act. FLSA status also helps determine benefits eligibility in PeopleSoft Enterprise Benefits Administration.

Note. The Retro Pay functionality in PeopleSoft Enterprise Payroll is triggered by any FLSA status change with an effective date that’s earlier than or equal to the latest pay end date of a check that is already paid to the worker.

EEO Class (Equal Employment Opportunity class)

Displays a regulatory status for this job based on the job code that you assign the worker.

Work Day Hours

Enter the workday hours. The workday hours information is used in the FLSA calculation for the basic rate formula.

See Also

PeopleSoft Enterprise Global Payroll 8.9 PeopleBook

Setting Up and Working with Frequencies

Defining Job Function Codes

Setting Up Base Benefits Core Tables

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicEntering National Labor Agreement Data

Access the Job Labor page.

Labor Agreement

Specify which labor agreement applies to this worker.

Employee Category

Specify the worker category to which the worker belongs under the labor agreement.

Employee Subcategory

If the employee category that you select for this person contains subcategories, this field appears. Select the subcategory that applies to the worker.

Employee Subcategory 2

If the subcategory that you select for this person contains secondary subcategories, this field appears. Select the secondary subcategory that applies to this worker.

Union Code

If the worker belongs to a union, enter the code.

Labor Facility ID

Select the facility this worker belongs to.

Exempt From Layoff and Layoff Exemption Reasons

Select if the worker is exempt from layoff and select a reason for the layoff exemption.

Labor Agreement Entry Dt (labor agreement entry date)

If this worker is part of a national labor agreement, enter the date on which the worker enters the category or subcategory. Also, use this date to track the worker’s seniority within the category.

Stop Wage Progression

If the selected job code is associated with a wage progression salary plan, select to stop wage progression for this worker. The system will not accumulate hours towards a wage progression step for this worker. To resume wage progression, insert a new Job Data row and clear this check box.

Pay Union Fee

Select if a union fee should be paid. The organization can define whether the worker or the employer should pay the fee. This field doesn’t affect system processing.

Position Management Record

The system selects this check box whenever the system inserts this data by updating the incumbent to reflect user-made changes to the Position Management component.

Union Seniority Date

Enter the date on which the worker enters the union.

Labor Facility Entry Date

Enter the date the worker began in the labor facility.

See Setting Up Labor Administration Data.

Assigned Seniority Dates

This grid lists the seniority dates associated with the selected labor agreement.

If the seniority date is set up to default from an existing value, the system will populate them. If the dates are set up to allow overrides, select the Override check box and enter the appropriate date.

If the seniority date is set up for manual entry, enter the appropriate date.

Click the Recalculate Seniority Dates button to recalculate seniority dates as needed.

See Defining Seniority Dates.

(DEU) Germany

Describing a German worker’s labor category and role in a company is the third step in the German Works Council business process. Before you complete these fields, you must enter codes and values into the setup tables and create an association between the works council decision groups and the personnel action.

Tariff

Displays the tariff, which is a labor contract between the union and the employers' association. The default comes from the worker’s location listed in the Location table. You can override this default.

Tariff Area

Displays the tariff area, which is usually associated with geographical regions in Germany. The tariff area comes from the worker’s location that is listed in the Location table. You can override this default.

Labor Type

Specify if a worker is management or nonmanagement. Depending on where this worker belongs, different sets of human resources laws and rules apply. One rule concerns which internal labor committee monitors personnel actions.

Spokesmen Committee ID

If you identify a worker as management in the Labor Type field, then the Spokesmen Committee is responsible for the worker, and this field appears. The Spokesmen Committee ID for this worker comes from the worker’s location in the Location table.

(ESP) Spain

Union Date

Enter the date on which the worker joins the union.

Wrk.Cncl.Funct (works council function)

If the worker is a member of the works council for the organization, select which role. Values are: none, Member, President, and Secretary.

InterCtr.Works Cnil Function (intercenter works council function)

Select the role that the worker has in the union group (comite intercentros). Values are: Member 1, Member 2, and Member 3.

Pay Union Fee and Union Fee Amt (union fee amount)

Select if the worker pays a fee to the union and enter the amount and frequency of the fee.

Fee Start Dt (fee start date) and Fee End Dt (fee end date)

Enter the first and last dates on which the union fee should be paid.

Exempted

Select if this worker is exempt from a certain amount of work duty to handle works council duties.

Hrs/Month (hours each month)

This field appears if you select the Exempted check box. Enter the number of hours each month that the worker is exempted from regular work to handle works council business.

(FRA) France

Rate

Enter the minimum salary calculation rate for this category. The rate is a three-digit number that is used in certain collective agreements to calculate the minimum salary for the subcategories (number, grade, and step). A subcategory can be associated with several possible rates, but only one rate is associated with the worker.

(ITA) Italy

Use this region to enter the union membership details of workers who belong to a union.

Union Date

Enter the date on which the worker joins the union.

Union Position

Select the position that the worker holds in the union, if applicable.

Participation

Indicate the worker's level of participation in the union.

(IND) India

Membership Status

Select whether the worker’s union membership status is active or inactive.

Member Category

Enter the member category. For example, Staff, Officer, or Workman Category.

Position Held

Enter the position that the worker holds. Some of the members of the union may hold office in the union as president, vice president, treasurer, or secretary; you enter this information here.

(CAN, USA) Reviewing Union Membership in Canada and the U.S.

If you’re managing a workforce in Canada or the U.S., you might want to review information about each union organization that the workers belong to and see a list of workers who are members. Use the Union Membership report (PER009) for this purpose. That report displays the worker ID, name, date hired, seniority date, department, location, job title, and shift.

See Also

Managing Position Data

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicEntering Payroll Processing Data

Access the Payroll page.

Payroll System

Select the payroll system that is used to process this person’s paycheck. The Payroll System field is available for entry only if you selected Change of Pay or any of the options that creates a new record on the Action/Reason field on the Work Location page.

Note. PeopleSoft Enterprise Payroll for North America does not process payroll for contingent workers. Customers using the E&G contract pay functionality, need to add contract workers using the Add Employment Instance component or select Employee on the Organizational Relationships page.

Payroll for North America

If you use Payroll for North America or Payroll Interface to process this person’s paycheck, complete these fields:

Pay Group

Select a pay group.

Holiday Schedule

If you defined a default holiday schedule for the employee's location, the system displays it here. If you left the holiday schedule blank on the Location Profile page and entered a default on the Pay Group table, the system displays it here.

Employee Type

Displays the employee type; the value depends on the pay group. The system completes the field with the default value from the Pay Group table. If an employee type doesn’t exist for this pay group, establish one in the Pay Group table.

Tipped

Indicate whether this worker receives tips. This field is available only if you define tips processing in the Company table. Values are:

Directly Tipped: Select for workers who normally receive tips directly from customers (for example, food servers).

Indirectly Tipped: Select for workers who do not normally receive tips directly from customers, but who might receive tips occasionally (for example, cooks and kitchen helpers).

Tax Location Code

Select a tax location code.

Warning! Do not change a person’s tax location code more than once for the same effective date (using effective sequence). The system creates tax records according to the first tax location change only. Tax records for the second tax location change on the same date are not created; instead, the system issues an error message.

FICA Status

Indicate whether the person status is exempt, subject, or Medicare only.

GL Pay Type (general ledger pay type)

(Optional) Indicate the general ledger account to which to post this person's pay. You can use this field as a way to charge a person’s pay to a particular cost center.

Account Code

(Optional) Select the appropriate labor distribution to which to post the hours and earnings for this person. You define labor distribution accounts in the Account Code table.

Global Payroll

If you use PeopleSoft Enterprise Global Payroll to process this person’s paycheck, complete these fields:

Pay Group

Select a pay group.

The payroll system that you select on the Installation Table - Products page determines what value appears here. If Global Payroll is selected, the Global Payroll pay groups appear.

Note. The Global Payroll Pay Group field is different from the Payroll for North America Pay Group field. Pay group is very important in Global Payroll. Selecting Global Payroll as your payroll system on the Installation Table - Products page and selecting a pay group is what helps select a payee into the payroll process.

Use Pay Group Value

When you select a pay group, the Use Pay Group Value check boxes next to the Eligibility Group, Exchange Rate Type, and Use Rate As Of fields are automatically selected.

Leave the check boxes selected to use the default values from the pay group definition. Clear the check boxes to override the default values.

Note. PeopleSoft Enterprise Global Payroll stores the values at the Job level only if you override them here. If you add a new effective-dated row to the job record or change the pay group assignment, the system reverts to the pay group defaults.

Eligibility Group

This field is blank if the Use Pay Group Value check box is selected. If you want to override the pay group default, clear the check box and select an eligibility group which specifies earnings, deduction, and absence elements that a payee might be eligible to receive.

Exchange Rate Type

This field is blank if the Use Pay Group Value check box is selected. If you want to override the pay group default, clear the check box and select the currency exchange rate type to use when performing currency conversions for the payee.

Use Rate As Of

This field is blank if the Use Pay Group Value check box is selected. If you want to override the pay group default, clear the check box and select the pay calendar date to use when retrieving the effective-dated exchange rate information during currency conversions. The Use Rate As Of field works with the Exchange Rate Type field to determine which effective date is retrieved to get the appropriate exchange rate for the calendar period being processed. Exchange rate effective dates include: Period Begin Date, Period End Date, and Payment Date.

Holiday Schedule

If you leave this field blank, Global Payroll processing uses the holiday schedule assigned to the payee's pay group, but does not enter that holiday schedule here.

(AUS) Australia

Balance Group No (balance group number)

Enter a balance group number. Balance group numbers identify which Global Payroll accumulator the system should store tax balances in. Tax accumulators are keyed by ID, empl rcd#, pay entity, and balance group number. You use balance group numbers to combine or separate tax balances for multiple jobs (where different tax rates apply) or to separate balances in the case of termination and rehire. A balance group ID for each payment summary is required at the end of the year. There must be a person tax data record for each balance group ID that the person has.

(HKG) Hong Kong

Balance Group No (balance group number)

Enter a balance group number. When workers are terminated and subsequently rehired in the same or similar position in the same tax year (using the Job Data component in Workforce Administration), there is a legislative reporting requirement in Hong Kong to keep the periods of employment and earnings balances separately. PeopleSoft Enterprise Global Payroll uses the balance group number to ensure that the relevant periods of employment and balances of a worker in a tax year are stored separately in terms of payroll data. This enables a worker to have multiple tax balances if the worker is terminated and rehired in the same financial year.

When a worker is rehired in the same tax year, the values that are in this field are auto-incremented, and the balance amount is stored in the system variable CM VR BAL GRP ID, which is attached to each year-to-date (YTD) accumulator.

Every time you run the payroll process, the balance that is stored in the system variable CM VR BAL GRP ID is retrieved by the accumulator to resolve the earnings that are generated for each new position.

Balance group numbers are used to maintain earnings balances and are used as User Key 2 for all Hong Kong YTD accumulators.

Note. Before entering information for U.S. foreign nationals, use the Substantial Presence Test. Select Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Citizenship, Employee Presence Test USA.

See Also

(USA) Determining U.S. Residency Status for Foreign Nationals

Administer Compensation Overview

PeopleSoft Enterprise Payroll for North America 8.9 PeopleBook

Setting Up Holiday Schedules

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicEntering Salary Plan Information

Access the Salary Plan page.

Salary Administration Plan

Displays the salary administration plan code. If you associate salary administration plans with locations, the value that is in this field comes from the Location table based on setID matching. Otherwise, the salary plan comes from the Job Code table.

If you change the location after hire (and a salary plan is defined in the Location table), then the system does not automatically display a default value for this salary plan. Instead, the system checks if the existing grade and step are still valid for this new salary plan. The existing grade and step must also be defined for the new salary plan. If the grade and step are defined for this new salary plan, then the system displays by default from the Location table the value for the new salary plan. If the grade and step are not defined for this new salary plan, then the system does not change to the salary plan from the Location table.

To use auto-calculated premium processing for this person, select a plan that has Auto Calculated Premium selected and an absorbing or nonabsorbing (or both) premium rate code assigned in the Salary Plan table. The system displays auto-calculated-premium-related fields on the Compensation page only if you select an auto-calculated premium plan here.

Note. If this worker has a labor agreement and job code with a wage progression salary plan, the system populates this field by default and makes it unavailable for entry.

Grade

If you associate a grade with the person’s job code, the system displays the default value from the Job Code table.

Note. If this worker has a labor agreement and job code with a wage progression salary plan, the system populates this field by default and makes it unavailable for entry.

Grade Entry Date

Displays the date on which the person first joined this grade. You can override this value.

Includes Wage Progression Rule

The system selects this check box if the salary plan includes wage progression.

Step

If you associate a step with the person’s job code, the system displays the default value from the Job Code table.

Step Entry Date

Displays the date on which the person first joined this step. You can override this value.

Note. The system verifies the combinations of salary administration plans and grades that you select.

See Also

Working with System Data Regulation in HRMS

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicEntering Compensation Information

Access the Compensation page.

Compensation Rate

Displays the compensation rate for the person, which is the sum of all base pay salary components.

Note. The PeopleSoft Enterprise Payroll for North America Calculate Pay process (PSPPYRUN) uses this value, not the individual base pay components that are in the Pay Components section of the page. The only compensation rates that the system uses from the Pay Components section are the nonbase pay rates.

Frequency

Select a compensation frequency.

Select Contract for contract persons. The system uses the information that you set up on the Contract Pay page to manage the person's compensation.

Note. The Retro Pay functionality in PeopleSoft Enterprise Payroll for North America and PeopleSoft Enterprise Global Payroll is triggered by any frequency or compensation rate change with an effective date that’s earlier than or equal to the latest pay end date of a check that is already paid to the person.

AutoCalculated Premium

Target Compensation Rate

Enter the compensation rate for the person if the person is being compensated at a rate that exceeds the default salary. Values are:

Absorbing: Premium decreases when the compensation rate increases over time in order to maintain the target compensation rate.

Non-Absorbing: Premium does not change even when the compensation rate increases over time.

The system calculates the difference between this amount and the original job compensation rate and enters the difference in the premium components (the absorbing or nonabsorbing or both premium rate codes of the salary plan) of the person’s compensation package. The system then recalculates the compensation rate with the premium component compensation rate.

If both an absorbing rate code and a nonabsorbing rate code are associated with the salary plan, the absorbing rate code initially receives the full, calculated amount of the difference between the target compensation rate and the originally calculated job compensation rate.

You can then enter some portion of the total calculated premium in the nonabsorbing rate code (in which case the absorbing rate code amount automatically decreases by the same amount so that the target compensation rate remains the same) or delete the nonabsorbing rate code. The system recalculates the job compensation rate, including the premium component compensation rate.

You cannot enter a target compensation rate that is less than the original job compensation rate without the premium components.

This field is available only if the person’s salary plan (on the Salary Plan page) has auto-calculated premium enabled.

Don’t Absorb Change

Select to instruct the system to leave absorbable rate codes unchanged if there is a change in the default salary amount.

This option only applies to persons who have a target compensation rate and are assigned to a salary plan with the auto calculated premium function enabled and an absorbing premium defined.

Comparative Information

Change Amount

Displays the change in the amount of compensation for the rate code.

Change Percent

Displays the percent of change in the compensation for the rate code.

Compa-Ratio (comparison ratio)

Displays the percent-through-range calculation, based on the salary plan and grade and the currency that the organization uses.

Job Ratio

Displays the percent-through-range calculation, based on the midpoint salary of the person’s job code.

The job ratio is available only if the person’s job code has job ratio information (midpoint salary, currency, and frequency) defined.

Pay Rates

This group box contains pay rates that are calculated by using the default frequencies from the country. You can specify the default frequencies by country on the Default Frequencies page.

See Setting Country-Specific Frequency Defaults.

Default Pay Components

Click to:

  • Carry out rate code defaults (excluding seniority pay) based on the current values of the designated job fields.

  • Replace manual updates and old default values with the current default values.

  • Recalculate the compensation package of affected persons, including the compensation rate, currency, frequency, apply FTE, percent (including current rate code groups), salary points, automatically calculated premium, and so on.

  • Recalculate compensation-related fields, such as annual amounts or compa-ratio, on the Job Data record.

If you don’t click this button after updating relevant job data fields, the system issues a warning when you attempt to save the new record. If you click OK, the system displays this page, where you can click this button and make any required changes. If you do not click this button, the component package doesn’t appear by default until the next time that the default component logic is triggered (either when you click the button or through a batch update process).

Contract Change Proration Option

Click to make changes to the person’s contract proration options.

Select one of the following options to prorate the earnings change over the remainder of the contract:

No Proration of Change Amt. (no proration of change amount): Select if you do not want the system to prorate the change to the person’s compensation across the contract.

Prorate Over Contract Period: Select to have the system prorate the compensation change over the contract period (determined by the contract start and end dates).

Prorate over Payment Period: Select to have the system prorate the compensation change over the payment period (determined by the payment start and end dates).

Select Lump Sum Retro Payment (lump sum retroactive payment) to enable the system to process a lump sum payment of retroactive earnings to the person. You must select one of the contract change proration options that are listed previously to process the lump sum payment.

Calculate Compensation

Click to have the system recalculate the person’s compensation without carrying out any rate code defaults or replacing any default values. You cannot modify the person’s pay components without recalculating the compensation.

Pay Components - Amounts

Select the Amounts tab.

Rate Code

Select a rate code. Rate codes are IDs for pay components. The system inserts any compensation information that is associated with this rate code in the pay components grid.

Note. If a seniority rate code, or group-based rate code, is inserted as a default, the values for these rate codes are display-only; you can’t delete them.

Comp Rate (compensation rate)

Displays the compensation rate for the pay component.

Frequency

Displays the compensation frequency for the pay component.

Points

Displays the salary points that are associated with this rate code, if any. Set the points monetary value on the Company Table page. Associate point value (an integer) with rate codes on the Default Compensation and Non-Base Compensation pages, Salary Step Components page, and Compensation page. To use points, select the Salary Points check box on the Installation Table page.

Percent

If the rate type for this rate code is percent, the system displays the percent that is to be applied to the job compensation rate or to a rate code group (if you are using rate code groups).

Rate Code Group

Select a rate code group. A rate code group enables you to be more specific when calculating percentage-based components as part of a person compensation package.

Pay Components - Changes

Select the Changes tab.

Manually Updated

This flag indicates whether the pay component is manually updated or the pay component contains only values that appear by default.

Change Amount

Displays the overall change amount in this pay component rate.

Change Points

Displays the overall change amount (in points) for this pay component. This field is visible only if Salary Points is selected on the Installation Table page.

Change Percent

Displays the overall change amount for this pay component. This field isn’t available for rate codes that have a rate code type of percent or points.

Pay Components - Conversion

Select the Conversion tab.

Source

Indicates how the pay component gets into the pay components grid. Manual indicates that the pay component is added manually. Salary Step indicates that the pay component is retrieved by default from the salary step. Job Code indicates that the pay component is retrieved by default from the job code, and so on.

Default without Override

Indicates whether you can change the default values of the pay component or the values for this rate code are default values and display-only.

Apply FTE (apply full-time equivalent)

Select if you want the value that is associated with the rate code to be multiplied by the FTE factor for annualization and deannualization. FTE is the percentage of full-time that the worker should normally work in the corresponding job. This field isn’t available for rate codes of type percent.

Converted Comp Rate (converted compensation rate)

Displays the converted compensation rate for this pay component. The system converts all base pay components to the currency and compensation frequency that you specify.

See Also

(E&G) Administering Contract Pay

Getting Started with Administer Compensation

Job Data Pay Rate Frequencies

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicEntering Optional Employment-Related Data

Access the Employment Information page.

This information isn’t effective-dated, so the data that you enter and review here tells you about the worker’s current employment information for this employment record number.

This means that if you rehire a worker and enter a future effective date, the system clears the Termination Date and Date Last Worked fields, and you don’t see the current information. To review information that is in other data rows, use the Job Data component.

After you save the component, the system sets the Company Seniority Date , Service Date, and Seniority Pay Calc Date (Seniority Pay Calculation Date) fields on this page to the effective date that you enter on the Work Location page. You can override these fields after saving the component. The system calculates and displays the worker’s service months and days based on the information that you enter in the Company Seniority date, Service Date, and Seniority Pay Calc Datefields.

Organizational Instance

Displays the current values from the Job Data component for this organizational instance.

Organizational Instance Record

When the organizational instance record is different from the employee record number (Rcd#), the rest of the fields that are in this group box are display only.

For example, an employee has Empl Rcd # 0. This is also the Organizational Instance Record for this employment and any additional assignments related to this employment. If the employee is assigned to an additional assignment, the Empl Rcd # is 1. However, the Organizational Instance Record is 0 for this additional assignment.

Original Start Date

Displays the original start date for this organization instance.

Last Start Date

Displays the most recent start date for this organization instance. This date is different from the first start date if this organization instance has been inactive and then reactivated.

First Start Date

Displays the first start date for this organization instance.

Termination Date

Displays the worker’s termination date, if applicable.

Org Instance Service Date (organizational instance service date)

Displays the organizational instance service date.

Provider ID

For contingent workers, displays the ID of the service provider.

Organizational Assignment Data

Last Assignment Start Date

Displays the start date of the last assignment under this organizational instance.

First Assignment Start

Displays the start date of the first assignment under this organizational instance.

Assignment End Date

Displays the end date of the last assignment, if applicable.

Home/Host Classification

For workers who are on assignments, this field specifies whether the current job is at the worker’s home location or the assignment location. For a new hire, select Home.

Time Reporter Data

Click to review the PeopleSoft Time and Labor data for this worker. If you don’t use PeopleSoft Enterprise Time and Labor, this link is unavailable.

Company Seniority Date

Based on the date that you enter here, the system calculates the number of years, months, and days of seniority for a worker.

Benefits Service Date

Based on the date that you enter here, the system calculates the total years, months, and days of service for a worker, including any credit for military leave or the total amount of time that the worker works for multiple companies in the organization. This date is used to calculate benefits eligibility.

The system uses the original start date as the default value.

Seniority Pay Calc Date (seniority pay calculation date)

Enter the date that the system should use to calculate seniority-based pay.

The system uses the original start date as the default value.

Probation Date

Enter the date on which the worker is placed on probation.

Professional Experience Date

Displays the earliest date on which the worker started working in a job that required skills that are directly related to the worker’s current position.

Last Verification Date

Displays the latest date on which the worker verified his or her personal data in the system.

Business Title

Enter the worker’s official title, which might be different from the job title. If you drive part or all of the system by position, the system enters the default title for the position number that you assign to the worker on the Work Location page.

Work Phone or Position Phone

Track the worker’s primary work phone number. You can also update this field by using the Manage Positions pages.

If you drive part or all of the system by position, the system enters the default phone number for the position number that you assign to the worker on the Work Location page.

(CAN) Statistics Canada Academic Teaching Employment Table

The fields that are in this table are used in the Canada Academic Teaching Surveys business process, a regulatory requirement for Canadian higher-education, degree-granting institutions. Complete this table for all faculty staff if you are required to submit Academic Teaching Surveys to Statistics Canada. Review the information in this table to ensure that it is up-to-date every time that you change a worker's record.

Teaching Change Date

The system adds a new teaching change date row only if you choose to add one.

Insert a new row for each teaching appointment if the institution uses the same employee record number to record successive appointments. For the Part-Time Academic Teaching Survey, the system reports the Academic Teaching Employment record that is effective on the end date of the appointment or at the end of the period that is being reported.

Survey Report Flag

Displays the report flag value, as specified on the Job Code Table - Job Code Profile page. If the value is N/A, this record isn’t reported in academic teaching surveys. You can override this default value.

Duties

Displays the duties value, as specified on the Job Code Table - Job Code Profile page. You can override this default.

Principal Subject

Select the principal subject that is taught by the worker.

Teaching Load

Enter the worker's teaching load during the academic teaching employment. For example, if the worker is teaching three full courses, enter 3.0. If the worker is teaching one full course and one-third of another, enter 1.33.

FTTE (full-time teaching equivalency)

Enter the ratio of the teaching load to the full-time teaching equivalency. For example, if teaching four courses constitutes full-time and the worker is teaching three courses, enter .75.

Collapse as FT (collapse as full-time)

Select if the employment can be collapsed into the reportable full-time job for the purpose of consolidating salary amounts from jobs that make up a full-time job.

Use this field only if the worker:

  • Has two or more part-time jobs in different departments that function as a single full-time job.

  • Receives an administrative stipend under another employee record number that doesn’t accrue benefits but counts toward the worker’s full-time salary.

Don’t collapse reportable part-time jobs into a reportable full-time job. (The system doesn’t report on the part-time job.) Instead, if you use this field, set up a separate employee record for part-time jobs.

(MYS and SGP) Malaysia and Singapore

After you set up festive advance calculation rules and the pay programs, and associated job codes with pay programs, the eligible workers that are in the workforce are granted festive advances. Assigning the festive advance type to the worker occurs during the hire process after you assign the ethnic group, religion, and job code. However, before you accept those defaults, you might still have some issues to resolve. If you decide that any of the worker’s festive advance details should be different, change them on this page.

Ethnic Group and Religion

Displays the values that you enter on the Personal Data - Regional page.

Festive Advance Pay Program

Displays the value from the Job Code Table - Job Code Profile page. You can change this default.

FA Holiday Type (festive advance holiday type)

Select a festive advance type. Values are: Chinese New Year, Christmas, Deepavali, Hari Raya, and N/A.

The default value is the festive holiday that is appropriate to the ethnicity or religion that you enter for this person on the Personal Data - Regional page. You can change this selection. If a person chooses not to receive a festive advance, select N/A.

Festive Advance Eligible From

Displays the festive advance eligible from date. If the firm has a probation period that must be served before a worker is entitled to a festive advance, the probation period must be monitored.

When you set the probation period in the Festive Advance Pay Program, you set the number of days or months. The system adds this information to the worker's hire date to determine the festive advance eligible from date; this date appears as the default on the FA Employee Details page.

When you process the festive advances, the system checks the festive advance eligible from date against the date on which to pay the advance. If the festive advance eligible from date is not yet passed, the worker is not paid a festive advance.

Note. This date is used by the festive advance calculation process and the festive advance calculation rule to determine if the worker has served enough time to be eligible for a festive advance. The date is derived from the job commencement date and the probation period in the Festive Advance Pay Program.

(JPN) Japan

Educ Lvl-Adjsted Birth Date (education-level-adjusted birth date)

Select the worker’s education-level-adjusted birth date. The day and the month are the organization’s standard calculation birth date (SCB—usually April 1); the year comes from the worker’s education-level-adjusted birth date (ELABi). Although the system calculates this date, you can overwrite it (for example, to give a worker credit for special work experience).

Education Level Age Years Months

Displays the worker’s highest education level as specified in the Personal Data component. This education level is the starting point for education-level age-related calculations.

(BEL) Belgium

The system displays the official language, based on the company official language, unless the company is located in Brussels-Capital Region, in which case the preferred language is the default.

Personnel Registr Nbr (personnel registration number)

Enter the number under which the worker is registered in the personnel register.

(NLD) Netherlands

Relation to Owner

Select the worker’s relationship to the owner, as appropriate.

(BRA) Brazil

INSS Days, INSS Months, and INSS Years (Instituto Nacional de Securidade Social days, months, and years)

Enter the number of days, months, and years that the worker makes social security contributions before being hired by the company.

See Also

Entering Basic Assignment Data

Setting Up Education Level Ages

Managing Festive Advance

Setting Up Base Benefits Core Tables

Setting Up Positions

Setting Up Basic Tables

Setting Up the Education Level Age Table

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicDistributing Job Earnings

Access the Job Earnings Distribution page.

Review these guidelines prior to entering data on the Job Earnings Distribution page:

Earnings Distribution Type

Select an earnings distribution type. Values are:

  • None: Select to indicate that you don't allocate earnings for this person. The system calculates and charges person compensation according to the information that is listed in the Job Data component. If you select this option, leave the other fields on this page blank.

    Note. You must select None if you want the system to use the proration rule that you select on the Pay Group Table - Paysheets page when prorating partial pay.

    See Understanding Pay Groups.

  • By Amount: Available only for salaried workers. This enables you to apportion the worker's total earnings for a period on the basis of an amount.

    Select to instruct the system to total the amounts that are in the distribution lines and check the total against the total in the Compensation Rate field on the Job Data - Compensation page. The total earnings distribution amount must equal the compensation rate amount. If the amounts are not the same, the system generates an error when you try to save the record. You will need to resolve the discrepancy to save the Job Data record.

    For example, to charge 3,000 of a worker’s regular earnings to the worker’s regular department (on the job record), 544 to department 105, and 1,000 to department 10503, you set up three distribution lines:

    • On the first line, leave Department blank (so that the system uses the worker’s regular department from the job record) and enter 3000 in the Amount field.

    • On the second line, enter 105 in the Department field and 544 in the Amount field.

    • On the third line, enter 10503 in the Department field and 1000 in the Amount field.

    The amounts that are in the distribution lines total 4,544, so the system checks that amount in the Compensation Rate field on the worker’s job record equals this total.

  • By Hours: Available only for hourly or exception hourly workers. Select to instruct the system to total the hours that are in the distribution lines and update the total in the Standard Hours field on the Job Data - Job Information page. The Standard Hours field that appears at the top of this page also changes.

    Enables you to apportion the worker’s total earnings for a week on an hourly basis. The system totals the hours in all distribution lines and inserts the total in the Standard Hours field on the worker’s job record.

    For example, if a worker works a 40-hour week, and you want to charge 30 hours of regular pay to the worker’s regular department (on the job record) and 10 hours to department 103, you set up two distribution lines:

    • On the first line, leave Department blank (so that the system uses the worker’s regular department (from the job record) and enter 30 in the Standard Hours field.

    • On the second line, enter 103 in the Department field and 10 in the Standard Hours field. The hours that are in the distribution lines total 40, so the system inserts 40 in the Standard Hours field on the worker’s job record.

  • By Percent: Available to all workers. The sum of the percentages that are in the distribution lines must equal 100.

    Enables you to apportion the worker’s total earnings for a period on a percentage basis.

    For example, to charge 80 percent of regular earnings to the worker’s regular department (on the worker’s job record) and 20 percent to department 100, set up two distribution lines:

    • On the first line, leave Department blank (so that the system uses the worker’s department from the job record) and enter 80 in the Percent field.

    • On the second line, enter 100 in the Department field and 20 in the Percent field.

Paying Workers on Disability

Some workers on disability need to be paid at a given percentage of their regular pay. Handle this situation without changing the worker’s salary by setting up a disability plan earnings code in the Earnings table, based on a percentage.

Note. This feature works only for hourly workers, not for salaried workers.

When you enter an action of short-term disability with pay or long-term disability with pay, the system changes the worker’s status to leave with pay.

To send 100 percent of the worker’s pay to the disability plan earnings code, access the Job Data - Job Earnings Distribution page, select the By Percent option, enter the appropriate disability earnings code, and enter a percent of 100.

Note. When you put a worker on disability, don’t forget to check additional pay records and make any necessary changes.

See Also

Defining Earnings Codes and Earnings Programs

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicSpecifying Benefit Program Enrollment

Access the Benefit Program Participation page.

Benefit Record Number

Displays the benefit record number, which is an identifier that links two or more jobs for benefits purposes. The system sets the value to 0. You can override this value to attach this job to a different benefit record number. The system clears the benefits program data and repopulates it with values that are attached to the benefit record number that you enter.

Benefits System

Select the appropriate benefits system. Select Not Managed in PeopleSoft (benefits managed by a system other than PeopleSoft) to filter out persons who have insufficient employment and job information to support benefit enrollment.

Benefits Administration Eligibility

Elig Field 1-9 (eligibility configuration fields 1−9)

Enter values to further filter persons' eligibility for a specific benefit. These are client-definable fields.

Benefit Program Participation

Benefit Program

Displays the code that corresponds with the benefits program for the person’s pay group, which you specify in the Pay Group table. You can override this value.

Currency Code

Displays the code of the currency that is specified for the benefit program in the Benefit Program table.

See Also

Setting Up Base Benefits Core Tables

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicCreating a Checklist

Access the Person Checklist page.

You can have more than one checklist active for a person at any one time.

Checklist

Select the appropriate checklist. The system populates the list with the associated items.

Person Checklist Items

The system populates this table when you select a checklist. You can add additional items.

Checklist Item Code

Displays the checklist item if you selected a checklist. To add items without a checklist, select the item.

Status

The system displays a status of Initiated for all new checklist items. Update the status from the following options as necessary:

  • Completed

  • Notified

  • Received

Link ID

Displays a link to the component used to complete the listed item.

For example, the link ID for the item Emergency Contact is Emergency Contact, which links to the Emergency Contact component (EMERGENCY_CONTACT).

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicAdding Additional Assignments

This section provides an overview of the process of adding additional assignments, lists prerequisites, and discusses how to:

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicUnderstanding the Process of Adding Additional Jobs

PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Resources enables you to keep complete job information about workers who hold more than one job at a time in an organization .

If you set up PeopleSoft Enterprise HRMS security to allow workers to have multiple jobs, you can add an additional assignment to a worker’s employment record. Use the Assign Additional Assignment component (ADD_PER_ORG_ASGN) in Administer Workforce to add new jobs for workers who already have one or more jobs. From the Add New Assignment page (PER_ORG_INST_ASGN), access the Concurrent Job Data component (JOB_DATA_CONCUR) to enter data for the new job. The component consists of the same pages as the Job Data component. If all jobs are within the same company and meet certain criteria, you can combine earnings from multiple jobs on one paycheck if you are using PeopleSoft Enterprise Payroll for North America.

Note. (USF) Use the Concurrent Hire USF component (EE_CONC_HIRE) instead of the Assign Additional Job component.

Do not use the Assign Additional Assignment component for adding temporary assignments where the substantive job must be suspended for the duration of the temporary assignment. Use the Job Data component instead.

Update job data for concurrent jobs on the Job Data component.

See Adding Organizational Instances for Employees, Contingent Workers, and POIs.

See Also

Understanding Organizational Relationships, Employment Record Numbers, and Multiple Jobs

Entering Temporary Assignments

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicWorking with Multiple Benefit Record Numbers

In addition to an employment record number, you assign each concurrent job a benefit record number that tracks the worker’s participation in benefit programs. Jobs that share the same benefit record number also share the same benefit programs.

The following tables show different ways to assign benefit record numbers in a situation where a worker has three concurrent jobs:

Apply Job 1’s Benefits to All Jobs

 Job

Employment Record Number

Benefit Record Number

Job 1

0

0

Job 2

1

0

Job 3

2

0

Apply Job 3’s Benefits to All Jobs

 Job

Employment Record Number

Benefit Record Number

Job 1

0

0

Job 2

1

0

Job 3

2

0

Apply Separate Benefits to Each Job

Job

Employment Record Number

Benefit Record Number

Job 1

0

0

Job 2

1

1

Job 3

2

2

Apply Job 1’s Benefits to Jobs 1 and 2 and Separate Benefits to Job 3

Job

Employment Record Number

Benefit Record Number

Job 1

0

0

Job 2

1

0

Job 3

2

2

When you add a concurrent job, the system sets the default benefit record number on the Benefit Program Participation page to 0. If you change the benefit record number, the system clears and repopulates the Benefit Program field with the data attached to the benefit record number that you enter. If the benefit record number that you enter doesn’t match any existing benefit record number for the worker, the system populates the Effective Date field with the worker’s hire date and the Benefits Program field with the default benefit program for the worker’s pay group.

Note. Use the Benefit Program Participation page to maintain benefits program information.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicPrerequisites

Before you can add multiple jobs for the workforce, you must update the user security so that users have access to the menu options that they need.

When a worker has more than one job, you might want to designate one job as primary and the others as secondary. The primary job designation is used for government reporting.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicPages Used to Add Concurrent Jobs

Page Name

Object Name

Navigation

Usage

Add New Assignment

PER_ORG_INST_ASGN

Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Additional Assignment

Review a worker's assignments and access the Concurrent Job Data component to create new assignments.

Work Location

JOB_DATA1

Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Additional Assignment

Click the Create Assignment button.

Enter position and location information for a person's concurrent job, including the regulatory region, company, department, and location.

Job Information

JOB_DATA_JOBCODE

Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Additional Assignment

Click the Create Assignment button.

Enter information about a person's concurrent job, including status, employee class, shift, or standard hours.

Job Labor

JOB_LABOR

Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Additional Assignment

Click the Create Assignment button.

Enter National Labor agreement data if the employee or contingent worker belongs to a National Labor agreement.

Payroll

JOB_DATA2

Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Additional Assignment

Click the Create Assignment button.

Enter payroll processing data. The payroll system and pay group information that you enter here affects component compensation processing on the Compensation page.

Salary Plan

JOB_DATA_SALPLAN

Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Additional Assignment

Click the Create Assignment button.

Enter information about a person's salary plan.

Compensation

JOB_DATA3

Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Additional Assignment

Click the Create Assignment button.

Enter compensation information.

Employment Information

EMPLOYMENT_DTA1

Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Additional Assignment

Click the Create Assignment button.

Enter optional data, such as an employee’s business title.

Job Earnings Distribution

JOB_DATA_ERNDIST

Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Additional Assignment

Click the Create Assignment button.

Distribute a person's compensation for one job among different departments, job codes, accounts, shifts, position numbers, or general ledger pay types. If the person's pay is regularly charged to more than one cost center, designate how much to allocate to each cost center.

Benefit Program Participation

JOB_DATA_BENPRG

Workforce Administration, Job Information, Add Additional Assignment

Click the Create Assignment button.

Specify the benefit program in which a person is enrolled for benefits in PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Resources or PeopleSoft Enterprise Benefits Administration.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicEntering Additional Assignments

Access the Add New Assignment page.

Org Relation (organizational relationship)

Displays the person's organizational relationship.

Organizational Instance

Displays the instance number for this relationship.

Next Empl_Rec (next employee record)

Enter the employment record number for the next assignment. This number should be unique from all other employment record numbers currently held by this person.

Assignments

Lists the assignments under this organizational instance by employment record number.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicAdding Job Applicants

To add applicants, use the Manage Hires (HR_MANAGE_HIRES) component.

The Add Employment Instance and Add Contingent Worker components are the most common components that you use to increase your workforce, but they are not the only components. You can also use the Manage Hires component, which is designed especially for hiring applicants. The Manage Hire page displays a list of applicants that have gone through the recruiting process and are ready to be hired. When you add the applicant, much of the applicant's information is transferred to the Personal Data page.

Selecting an applicant name on the Manage Hires page opens the Manage Hire Details page.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicPage Used to Add Job Applicants

Page Name

Object Name

Navigation

Usage

Manage Hires

HR_MANAGE_HIRES

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Organizational Relationships, Manage Hires

Displays a list of applicants that have gone through the recruiting process.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicManaging Hires

Access the Manage Hires page.

Start Date From: and To:

Enter the range of desired start dates to retrieve a list of applicants to hire.

Refresh

Click to update the list of applicants in the Manage Hires Results region based on the range of dates entered in the Start Date From and To fields.

Applicant Name

Select an applicant name to review job details and pull this person's personal data information from PeopleSoft Enterprise Recruiting Solutions.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicReviewing Organizational Relationships

This section discusses how to view a person's organizational relationships.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicPage Used to View a Person's Organizational Relationships

Page Name

Object Name

Navigation

Usage

Person Org Summary

PERSON_SUMMARY

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Organizational Relationships, Person Organizational Summary, Person Org, Summary

Review a summary of a person's organizational relationships.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicViewing a Person's Organizational Relationships

Access the Person Org Summary page.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topic(BRA) Running Brazil Employment Reports

This section provides overviews of the CAGED report and employee registration and discusses how to:

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicUnderstanding the CAGED Report

The Cadastro Geral de Empregados e Desempregados – CAGED (General Register of Employed and Unemployed Individuals) is a permanent register of employee hirings and dismissals. Every establishment that has had any type of turnover (hiring, dismissing, or transferring employees who have employment contracts ruled by the Consolidated Labor Laws) is required to report that turnover to the Ministry of Labor and Employment.

The CAGED report generates a file containing the monthly turnover of employees by establishment.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicUnderstanding Employee Registration

Employee registration provides evidence of length of service and length of social security contribution and proves the relationship between employee and employer. This information affects social security pensions. Companies must record their employees’ data in books or cards.

The employee registry report generates a flat file containing information about the employee’s employment data (hire date, retirement date) and contributions. Keep the flat file as a record.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicPages Used to Run Brazil Employment Reports

Page Name

Object Name

Navigation

Usage

CAGED File/Report

CAGED_RC_BRA

Workforce Monitoring, Meet Regulatory Rqmts BRA, CAGED File/Report BRA

Generate CAGED reports.

Employee Registry

EMPL_REG_RC_BRA

Workforce Monitoring, Meet Regulatory Rqmts BRA, Employee Registry Report BRA

Generate employee registry reports.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicGenerating CAGED Reports

Access the CAGED File/Report page.

Media Type

Indicate how you are sending the file to CAGED. Values are: Diskette (floppy disk), Tape (magnetic tape or cartridge), or Other.

ACERTO File

Select to generate an ACERTO (rightness) file. You generate an ACERTO file to send corrections to a previously sent file; it contains the same information as CAGED.

First Declaration

Select to indicate that this is the first statement that the establishment is sending to CAGED.

Additional Compensation Elem. (additional compensation elements)

If you use PeopleSoft Enterprise Global Payroll, enter earning components other than salary to report to CAGED.

Run the BRCGED01 process to generate the CAGED report.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicGenerating Employee Registry Reports

Access the Employee Registry page.

List Option

Select whether you want the report to include all employees and establishments or to include only a particular establishment or employee.

If you select the Establishment option, the Establishment ID, Department, and EmplID fields appear.

If you select the Employee option, the EmplID field appears.

Establishment ID, Department, and EmplID

Use these fields to restrict the number of employees for whom you generate an employee registry report.

Action

Enter an action reason to generate employee registry reports only for employees with the specified action reason.

Additional Compensation Elem. (additional compensation elements)

If you use PeopleSoft Enterprise Global Payroll, you can include payroll information in this report. Enter earning components other than salary to include in this report.

Run the BREREG01 process to generate the Employee Registry report.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topic(CAN) Running the Canadian Hire List Report

This section lists the page used to run the Canadian Hire List report.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicPage Used to Run the Canadian Hire List Report

Page Name

Object Name

Navigation

Usage

Hire List

RUNCTL_FROMTHRU

Workforce Administration, Increase Workforce, Hire Report CAN

Run the CAN Hire List report (PER100CN). This produces a hire list that provides information on social insurance numbers, effective dates, and badge or payroll numbers that are within the date range that is provided.