Entering Additional Data in Human Resources Records

This chapter provides an overview of additional worker data and discusses how to:

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicUnderstanding Additional Worker Data

After you’ve entered a worker's basic personal information and created one or more organizational instances for them, use other pages in the Workforce Administration menu to add and track a broad range of other information for that person.

While many of the pages covered in this chapter are optional, you may find them useful for tracking and reporting, and for maintaining compliance with government regulations. You can also provide other people, such as your employees or industrial relations representatives, with information that helps them perform their jobs more effectively.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicLocating Personnel Records

When you open an additional information page, the system displays the dialog box for you to select the person. If you don’t know the person’s employee ID, there are alternate ways to locate the person's record:

This section discusses how to:

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicPage Used to Locate Personnel Records

Page Name

Object Name

Navigation

Usage

Search for People

HCR_SM_SEARCH

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Search for People

Search for and select a person.

Search by National ID

NID_LOOKUP

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Biographical, Search by National ID

Locate a person’s employee ID by using the national ID. When you find the person’s employee ID, use it when you move to other search pages.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicSearching with the Search Dialogue

Use the following search dialog box to find a person's information. You encounter this sort of dialog box when you enter most pages in the Workforce Administration menu. You can also enhance the component's underlying search record to expose other fields as alternate search criteria or as list box items. These fields may include relevant additional fields such as: alternate character name, department, setID, organizational relationship, POI type, and so on.

You must have already created job records in PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Resources for the person for whom you are searching. In other words, you must have already added the person to the system and created an organizational instance for the person.

Empl Rcd Nbr

If the person has more than one organization instance or job record, enter the record that you want to access.

If you do not know which record you want to access, do not enter a value in this field. The system lists all the job records in the search results, enabling you to select the appropriate one.

Name and Last Name

If you’re not sure of the entire employee ID or name, make a partial entry in one of these fields and click Search to search for the correct name and ID.

You cannot use this field to search for last names using special characters, such as double-byte Japanese characters.

Organizational Relationship

Select the organizational relationship to narrow your search to Employees, Contingent Workers, or Person of Interest.

Alternate Character Name

If you selected the Alternate Character option for your user ID on the Primary Permission List Preferences table, you can also search for employee names by using the Alternate Character search feature in PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Resources.

See Also

Working with System Data Regulation in HRMS

Working with Double-Byte Characters

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicSearching for Person Information

Access the Search for People page.

This page enables users of an application to search for and select a person to process. Using this system, an application can easily render a UI that prompts the user for partial names and displays a list of candidates from which the user can select. Additional features include optional drill-down to additional non-sensitive data.

See Configuring Person Search.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicSearching by National ID

Access the Search by National ID page.

National ID

Enter the national ID of the person whose records you want to view.

Search In

Select Employees or Dependents and Beneficiaries to narrow your search.

Note. Employees includes all people who were added to the system on the Personal Information component, including contingent workers and people of interest.

Search

Click to have the system display a list of the records that match the ID that you entered.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicSetting Up and Tracking Workforce Contracts

To set up workforce contracts, use the Contract Type Table (CONTRACT_TYPE_TBL), Contract Clause Table (CNT_CLAUSE_TABLE), Contract Template Table (CNT_TEMPLATE_TABLE), Contract Status/Content (CONTRACT1), Contract Type/Clauses (CONTRACT2), Original Contract Data (CONTRACT_BEL_SEC), and Signature Date/Probation Info (CONTRACT3) components.

Many organizations maintain contracts or other written agreements with their workforce. The PeopleSoft system enables you to set up standard contracts for your organization.

This section discusses how to:

See Also

(E&G) Administering Contract Pay

Setting Up Contracts and Unions

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicPages Used to Set Up and Track Employment Contracts

Page Name

Object Name

Navigation

Usage

Contract Type Table

CONTRACT_TYPE_TBL

Workforce Administration, Job Information, Contract Administration, Define Contract Types

Define the different types of contracts that your enterprise administers.

Contract Clause Table

CNT_CLAUSE_TABLE

Workforce Administration, Job Information, Contract Administration, Define Contract Clauses

Define special languages and riders that can be added to the main body of a workforce contract.

Contract Template Table

CNT_TEMPLATE_TABLE

Workforce Administration, Job Information, Contract Administration, Define Contract Templates

Set up all of your organization’s standard workforce contracts. Use the information that you define here when you assign contracts to employees and contingent workers in your organization.

See Setting Up Contracts and Unions.

Contract Status/Content

CONTRACT1

Workforce Administration, Job Information, Contract Administration, Update Contracts, Contract Status/Content

Add or update basic information about the contract between your organization and a worker, including the contract duration, type, and content.

You must have previously set up contract template IDs on the Contract Template Table page.

Contract Type/Clauses

CONTRACT2

Workforce Administration, Job Information, Contract Administration, Update Contracts, Contract Type/Clauses

Add or update any special contract clause information to the standard contract language for this worker.

Original Contract Data

CONTRACT_BEL_SEC

Click Original Contract on the Contract Type/Clauses page.

Enter information about the original contract that the new contract is replacing.

Signature Date/Probation Info

CONTRACT3

Workforce Administration, Job Information, Contract Administration, Update Contracts, Signature Date/Probation Info

Add or update the signature date, responsible party, and probation information. View basic job data.

Contract Information

RUNCTL_CNT001

Workforce Administration, Job Information, Contract Administration, Contract Information Report

Generate the Contract Information report (CNT001) that lists all contracts for a worker or the contract history for all workers within a designated period.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicDefining Different Types of Contracts

Access the Contract Type Table page.

(ESP) Spain

Contract Rule

Enter the number of the law that governs this kind of contract. A typical law number includes the type of law, law number, and year—for example, RD 3290/1997 or Ley 22/1995.

The system doesn’t edit your entry.

Allowed Extensions

Select to permit extensions to be added to this type of contract.

Min. Duration (minimum duration), Max Duration (maximum duration), and Unit

Specify the minimum and maximum length that is allowed for this type of contract. Enter a quantity in the Min. Duration and Max Duration fields and use the Unit field to select a unit of time. For example, if the minimum contract duration is six months, enter 6 in the Min. Duration field, then select Months from the available options in the Unit field.

Reduction ID

This field is active only if PeopleSoft Enterprise Global Payroll for Spain is installed. Select the reduction ID that corresponds to the contract type. The reduction ID identifies the specific reduction definition or rule that applies to an employer. In certain limited cases—such as when a company hires employees with disabilities, or hires workers older than 45 years of age—the employer may qualify for a reduction in the amount of social security contributions.

Soc. Sec. Nbr. For Employer Type (social security number for employer type)

Select a social security number type from the available options: none, Part Time, Regular, and Training.

(ITA) Italy

Applicability

Select whether this contract type is applicable to employees, contingent workers, or both.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicAdding Basic Contract Information

Access the Contract Status/Content page.

Contract Status

Indicate whether the contract is Active or Inactive.

Contract Begin Date

Enter the date when the contract begins. The current date is the default.

Contract Expected End Date

Enter the date when you expect the contract will end.

Contract End Date

Enter the date when the contract actually ended. This date may differ from the date that you expect the contract to end.

Regulatory Region

Enter a regulatory region.

Additional Contract

Select if the worker already has at least one contract. Leave this field blank if this is the worker's only contract.

More than one year expected

Select if you expect that this contract will result in more than one year of employment for this worker.

Note. This field is required for contracts with Japanese workers.

Contract Template ID and Initialize Contract

If you have defined a template for the contract, select an ID from the list of valid templates stored on the Contract Template Table page, and click Initialize Contract. The system displays a description of the contract and its default contents.

Provider ID

If this contract is with a contingent worker, specify the person’s provider, agency, or employer.

Contract Content

If you entered a contract template code and clicked the Initialize Contract button, the system automatically completes this field with the content that was entered on the Contract Template Table page. Otherwise, enter the contract language.

Waive Working Time Compliance

Select if the contract allows working time compliance to be waived by the worker.

(BEL) Belgium

RSZ-Category

If you're entering a contract and you selected Employment as the contract type on the Contract Type / Clauses page, choose an RSZ category from the valid RSZ category codes stored on the RSZ Category Table page (CNT_RSZ_TBL_BEL).

RSZ-Submitted

Select to indicate that social insurance premiums need to be paid by the worker to the Belgian RSZ governing body for this job contract.

Reduced Charges Category

Select from among the categories, if appropriate.

Employers can lower their RSZ premium contributions if they are offering a job for one of the two reduced charges categories. Companies that employ workers who qualify for the reduced charges category enjoy lower employee costs.

Social Balance Category

Select the appropriate social balance category. This information is included on the BEL Social report.

(ESP) Spain

Probation Period

If this worker's contract includes a probation period, use these two fields to specify how long it is. Use the first field to enter the appropriate quantity and the second field to select a unit of time. Units of time are none, Days, Months, or Years. For example, if the probation period is six months, enter 6 in the first field, and then select Months in the second field.

Refresh Vacation

Click to enter the default value for vacation periods from the Labor Agreement page in the Vacation Period field.

Vacation Period

Use these two fields to specify how much vacation the worker receives per year. Use the first field to enter the appropriate quantity and the second field to select a unit of time. Units of time are none, Months, Natrl Days (natural days), Weeks, or Work Days. For example, if the vacation period is 20 work days, enter 20 in the first field, and then select Work Days from the options in the second field.

Begin/End Week

Specify the days when the worker's work week begins and ends. The default values are Monday and Friday.

Compensation Rate Description

Enter a free-form description of the worker's compensation rate.

Hiring Center

Select the hiring center that is responsible for hiring this person.

Scheme ID

Select a scheme ID.

Social Security Contribution

Select a social security contribution ID for the selected contract and scheme ID. The system uses both the scheme ID and the contribution ID for social security calculations, to determine the percentage or fixed amount that is applied to the calculation of a worker's contribution.

Unemployment Condition and Social Exclusion Employee

The AFI report contains this information.

Re-Joined Disabled Employee, First Self-Worker Employee, and Active Rent

Select to indicate that the worker has an official certificate and meets the conditions that are required to sign the specific kind of contract. The AFI report contains this information.

Reduction ID

If the worker is entitled to a reduction in social security contributions, select the reduction that applies:

  • KE4 is the reduction for workers aged 60 and over with a minimum of 5 years of seniority.

  • KE5 is the reduction for workers aged 65 and over with a minimum of 25 years of contributions to social security.

(ESP) Workforce Contracts for Disabled Spanish Workers

If a Spanish employer hires a disabled person, the workforce contract must be in writing. When you hire a disabled person, you must keep the disabled worker for a minimum of three years. The disabled person has the right to work reduced hours for prorated less pay.

See Also

(ESP) Setting Up Spanish Workforce Tables

Defining Maximum and Minimum Social Security Ceilings

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicAdding Special Contract Clause Information

Access the Contract Type/Clauses page.

Contract Clauses

Seq# (sequence number)

When you add a clause to the contract, the system assigns a sequence number automatically.

Clause

Select a clause.

Clause Status

The status that is associated with the clause that you selected appears by default.

(BEL) Belgium

Duration

Select a duration period for the workforce contract.

Original Contract

If Replacement defines the duration period, the Original Contract link appears. Click to access the Contract Replacement page to enter the employee ID and original contract number.

Statute

Select a contract statute, or employment category, for this worker.

Indep. Profession (independent profession)

If you selected Self employed as the contract type, provide the worker’s independent profession here.

Substatute

Select a substatute, or employment subcategory. The system displays only those substatutes that are associated with the statute code that you selected.

Profession

If you selected Member of the Professions as the contract type, indicate additional profession information here.

(FRA) France

Any worker who is eligible for an URSSAF contribution must be associated with a contribution class code (social security code or regime).

Category TDS

Select a worker category: Apprentice, Executive, and Manager. This field is used to prepare the DADS TDS report.

Multiple Employer Rate

Some contracts reduce the earnings ceilings for some contributions (for example, URSSAF). The reduction appears here as a percentage.

If a worker has more than one employer, use the multiple employer rate to indicate the percentage of contributions that should be taken from each employer to avoid over-taxing. The earnings ceilings are prorated using this rate. For example, suppose that a worker has two employers, and he receives 40 percent of his salary from employer A and 60 percent of his salary from employer B. In the Multiple Employer Rate field, employer A enters 40 and employer B enters 60.

Work Contract/Activity Caract

Used to prepare the DADS TDS report. Values are Full Time, Home, Intermitt., Part Time, Seasonal W, Temporary, and Wo Ctc Cpl.

Gross Reduction Percentage

The gross reduction percentage is applied to the gross salary for specific job categories, such as for journalists and artists. These workers do not pay their contributions on their gross salaries. Instead, their gross salaries are reduced by the percentage indicated here. For example, suppose that a worker is entitled to a 30 percent reduction. If he has a salary of 10000 FRF, he contributes for only 7000 FRF. This field has a default value of 0.

Social Security Code

Select a social security code. The social security code is the contribution class, or régime, of the worker. Any worker who is eligible for a contribution must be associated with a social security code.

Employee Professional Status

Select the profession that is designated for this worker.

Category Status

Select the category status.

Mandatory Base Scheme

Select the base compensation scheme for this workforce contract.

(ITA) Italy

Plan ID

If the worker was assigned a contract type of Training and Labor, you must select a plan ID.

Reason

If the worker was assigned a contract type of 001: Limited Contract, you must enter a reason for the contract.

Empl ID Replaced

If the reason for the determined period contract type is Maternity or Replacement, select the employee ID of the worker who is being temporarily replaced by this contract worker.

The following fields appear in the Target Categorization group box only if the contract type is Training and Labor.

Labor Agreement

Select the labor agreement for this contract and plan ID.

Category

Select the labor category for this contract.

Subcategory

Select the subcategory for this contract.

Subcategory 2

If the subcategory selected above has further divisions, select the subcategory 2 here.

(ESP) Spain

Woman Hired 24 months after M. (woman hired 24 months after maternity)

Select to indicate that the worker is a woman hired after 24 months of maternity leave. The AFI report contains this information.

Woman Subrepresented

Select to indicate that the worker is a woman hired in a company or sector where women are underrepresented.

See Also

Setting Up Belgian Employment Contract Statutes for Claeys Calculations

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicAdding Signature Date, Responsible Party, and Probation Information

Access the Contract Data - Signature Date/Probation Info page.

The display-only data at the top of this page is derived from the Job Data component.

Signature Date

Enter the contract’s signature date. This information is required in some European countries, including Germany.

Responsible ID

Enter the company agent who drafted the contract and who is responsible for its language.

Minimum Hours and Maximum Hours

The system supplies default values from the Installation table for this contract.

Probation Date

Enter multiple probation dates if they are required for this worker.

The probation date that you enter here also appears on the job data record for this worker.

Reason

Indicate a probation reason, including New Date and Un-perform (indicating additional probation time for failure to perform within expectations for the position).

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicGenerating the Contract Information Report

Access the Contract Information run control page.

EmplID

Enter the employee ID of the worker for whom you want to list contracts. If you leave this field blank, the report prints the contract history (within the date range that you specify) for all workers.

From Date and End Date

Enter the date range for which you want contract information.

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

This section provides an overview of temporary assignments and substantive jobs and discusses how to:

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicUnderstanding Temporary Assignments and Substantive Jobs

This section discusses:

Substantive Jobs

The substantive job assignment is the worker's original job, created when the first employment or contingent worker instance was added.

Temporary Assignments

When a worker covers the responsibilities of another job besides the substantive job, the worker works a temporary assignment. Temporary assignment data must be tracked the same way that substantive job data is tracked.

For example, a person hired into a teaching appointment takes this as the substantive job. The person then receives a one month temporary assignment as a department head. The original teaching position is suspended for the duration of the temporary assignment.

It is also possible that the person takes a temporary assignment on a partial basis. The person might retain the substantive teaching position for twenty hours a week while also working the temporary assignment as department head for the other twenty hours. The person cannot work beyond the forty-hour workweek, but any combination of assignments might be entered to fill the forty hours.

Data Row Impacts

The Temporary Assignments feature requires that the system insert data rows at various stages throughout the process. For example, when selecting Temporary Assignment as the action or reason, the system inserts a second data row that puts the substantive job on hold. When a data row has been inserted by the system, the word system appears next to the employment record number (ERN) when viewed later. These data rows show an action or reason of SUB (hold substantive job), RFA (return from temporary assignment), or RTS (return to substantive job).

The substantive job retains its ERN while it is suspended and the temporary assignment is identified by a new ERN. This process enables the system to uniquely identify both job data records and maintain them simultaneously.

Additional Considerations for Temporary Assignments and Data Processing

Review these additional considerations when creating temporary assignments:

Note. Use the Job Data component pages for creating temporary assignments.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicPages Used to Process Temporary Assignments

Page Name

Object Name

Navigation

Usage

Reactivate/Termination Update

RC_TEMP_ASSGN_UPDT

Workforce Administration, Job Information, Temporary Assignments, Reactivate/Update Termination

Run the temporary assignment termination and substantive job reactivation process.

Temp Assignment w/out End Date

RUNCTL_TAS001

Workforce Administration, Job Information, Temporary Assignments, Temp Assignmt w/out End Date

Run the Temp Assignment w/out End Date report (TAS001). The report lists workers currently on temporary assignment where end dates have not been defined.

Temp Assignmt Due to Complete

RUNCTL_TAS002

Workforce Administration, Job Information, Temporary Assignments, Temp Assignmt due to Complete

Run the Temp Assignment due to Complete report (TAS002). This report lists workers due to complete temporary assignments within the user specified date range.

See Also

Defining Personnel Actions and Reasons

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicEntering a Temporary Assignment

Access the Job Data - Work Location page.

To enter a temporary assignment:

  1. Locate the substantive job that will be put on hold during the temporary assignment.

  2. Insert a new data row with the following parameters:

  3. (Optional) On the Job Data − Job Information page, enter the termination date for the temporary assignment in the Planned Exit field.

  4. (Optional) Select the End Job Automatically check box to end the job on the termination date.

    This action also reactivates the substantive job when you run the Reactivation/Termination process.

  5. Select the type of duties in the Duties Type field for this temporary assignment.

Note. You must enter the planned exit date and select the End Job Automatically option for the Reactivation/Termination process to run automatically for each assignment. If you do not complete these fields, the termination of the temporary assignment and reactivation of the substantive job must be handled manually.

Whereas the previous procedure outlines the required actions for entering temporary assignments, you can also make other adjustments, as necessary, on any of the pages in the component. For example, it might be necessary to adjust the pay rate on the Compensation page. You should make this adjustment while creating the temporary assignment. When you save this information, the system suspends the substantive position.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicRunning the Temporary Assignment Termination and Substantive Job Reactivation Process

Access the Reactivate/Termination Update page.

Complete the Company and Expected Job End Date up to fields and run the Reactivate/Termination Update process (HR_REACTVTER).

This process must be run periodically to terminate temporary assignments (with job end dates) and to reactivate substantive positions. This process inserts new data rows into the job data record. These data rows have reason codes of SUB (hold substantive job), RFA (return from temporary assignment) and RTS (return to substantive job), and the designation system next to the employee record number when viewed later.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicAdding a Partial Temporary Assignment

You can add a temporary assignment that is fewer than 40 hours per week while maintaining the substantive job that fills the remaining hours. For example, an employee who is assigned to a temporary position that requires only 10 hours a week retains the substantive position for the other 30 hours. In this case, both jobs must remain active.

To allow both jobs to remain active, use the Assign Additional Job component to enter the temporary assignment. You must then adjust the standard hours of the substantive position so that the hours for both jobs—substantive and temporary—equal 40 hours. You can still enter an end date for the temporary assignment and have that job end automatically. However, you must manually readjust the standard hours for the substantive position after the temporary assignment ends.

To replace a substantive job with two or more temporary assignments, choose one of the temporary assignments to replace the substantive job following the same procedure for assigning one temporary job, adjusting the hours appropriately. Then assign the second temporary position as a concurrent job.

If a worker has multiple substantive positions and is assigned one temporary position, the temporary assignment can only be assigned to one of the substantive positions. The other substantive positions must be manually suspended and reactivated using Hold Substantive Job and Return to Substantive Job as the action or reason.

Note. When assigning any combination of temporary assignments, you can still select the End Job Automatically check box on the Job Information page for the temporary assignment. However, if you have adjusted the standard hours for the substantive position, you must manually set the standard hours to the original setting when the temporary assignment has ended.

See Also

Adding Additional Assignments

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicTracking Disabilities

You can track any disabilities that your workers may have, as well as check your own facilities’ accessibility. Administer Workforce includes a number of reports that list disability information.

This section discusses how to:

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicPages Used to Track Disabilities

Page Name

Object Name

Navigation

Usage

Accommodation Type Table

ACCOM_TYPE_TABLE

  • Set Up HRMS, Product Related, Workforce Administration, Labor Administration, Accommodation Type

  • Workforce Monitoring, Meet Regulatory Rqmts, Define Regulatory Rqmts Data, Accommodation Types, Accommodation Type Table

Define the types of workplace accommodations that your organization makes for disabled workers.

Disability

DISABILITY

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Disability, Disabilities, Disability

Enter disability information. Indicate if a worker is disabled and record details of the disability.

Accomm Request

ACCOMM_REQUEST

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Disability, Disabilities, Accomm Request

Enter accommodation requests that a worker or applicant makes of your organization. You can also enter diagnosis codes for worker disabilities.

Accomm Option

ACCOMM_OPTION

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Disability, Disabilities, Accomm Option

Enter the options that the organization or the person with a disability is considering to resolve each accommodation request.

Accomm Job Task

ACCOMM_JOB_TASK

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Disability, Disabilities, Accomm Job Task

Enter the job tasks that you are accommodating, classified by job code and, where necessary, by location. If you create essential job tasks in the Job Code Task table, you can enter multiple job tasks for each accommodation.

(DEU) Heavily Disabled

RUNCTL_PER039GR

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Disability, Heavily Disabled GER

Run the Heavily Disabled report (PER039GR). This report lists heavily disabled workers and additional information about their disabilities.

(DEU) Heavily Disabled Equaliz

RUNCTL_PER040GR

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Disability, Heavily Disabl Equalizatn GER

Run the Heavily Disabled Equalization report (PER040GR). This report calculates the required number of heavily disabled workers and the equalization amount of money if the required number of heavily disabled workers is not fulfilled.

(ITA) Disability Report

RUNCTL_PER060

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Disability, Disability Report ITA

Run the Disability Report - ITA (PER060). This run control page runs the Annual, Name List, or Disability Statistics reports.

See Also

Managing Accommodation Data

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

Access the Disability page.

Track information regarding worker disabilities using the Disability component, which consists of the Disability page and the three Accommodation Data pages. Using these pages, record information regarding disabled workers, and the impact on accommodation requirements for your organization. The information can also be used for regulatory reporting and protecting your organization from claims of disability discrimination.

Disabled

Select if the worker is disabled.

(CHE) Switzerland

Handicap Percent

Enter a percentage of disability from 0 to 100.

(DEU) Germany

Use this group box to track worker disability information that your company needs to demonstrate compliance with the Handicapped Workers Act of 1961. For your company’s purposes, the act defines a handicapped person as someone who is registered as handicapped and who is disabled to the degree that it impacts earning capacity. When registered as handicapped, the individual is issued a disability card, and your company must track the disability card number, who issued the card, the issue date, and the expiration date.

Disabled Type

Identify the worker's disability type.

Handicap Percent

Enter the degree of the disability.

Disabled Position Count

Enter the degree to which this worker's disability can be applied to the total number of positions filled by disabled workers. Not every disabled worker may count as a full disabled position.

Evaluate

Enter the date that the person’s disability was evaluated or reviewed. The evaluation date can be different from the effective date for the disability entry. To maintain a history of evaluation date records, such as past and future evaluations, insert additional data rows and use the scroll bar to navigate between rows.

Card No. Card Issue Date, and Exp. Date (disability card number, card issue date, and card expiration date)

Enter the worker's disability card number, card issue date, and card expiration date.

Disability Status Office

For each disability card, enter the disability status office that issued the card.

(ESP) Spain

Disability Type

Select a disability type:

  • Non Disability (none)

  • Physical Disability

  • Psychological Disability

  • Sensorial Disability

Handicap Percent

Spanish law requires you to track a disabled worker’s percentage of disability. Enter a percentage from 0 to 100.

Help to Go to Work

Select if the worker needs physical assistance to go to work. This check box is available only to workers whose disability percentage is between 33% and 65%, and is used to calculate a tax deduction for that worker.

Evaluate

Enter the date when the disability was evaluated.

Card No. (card number), Card Issue Date, and Exp. Date (expiration date)

The Spanish government issues to people with disabilities a card that certifies their percentage of disability. Enter the card number, the date when the disability card was issued, and the disability card’s expiration date.

Disability Status Office

Select the office in charge of monitoring the worker’s disability status.

(FRA) France

Use this group box to track worker disability information that your company needs to demonstrate compliance with French regulations regarding disability hiring quotas, and to provide notifications to the disabled worker’s social security commission, or Commission Technique d’Orientation et de Reclassement Professionnel (COTOREP).

Disability Type

Indicate the worker’s disability type, which identifies whether the worker is classified by COTOREP as disabled, or instead collects a financial stipend from the social security commission for some other similar reason. These reasons may include widows, orphans, or spouses of a disabled person, and war widows. This information is tracked so that your company can complete the required report of this information in a manner similar to the French Disability report.

Title Number

Enter the worker's disability number, assigned by COTOREP.

Begin Date

Enter the date that the disability started.

End Date

If the disability wasn’t permanent, enter the disability end date.

Notification Date

Record the date that your company notified the social security commission that you hired the worker.

Disability Rate

In the specific case of a disability due to a work accident or a professional disease, the National Social Security Administration (not COTOREP) assigns a percentage of disability to the worker. The purpose of this percentage is to enable a calculation for an allowance that is paid by the National Social Security Administration. A worker can be recognized as a disabled person by COTOREP and also be a victim of a work accident or disease.

When applicable, enter the percentage of disability (0 to 100 percent).

(FRA) Known as COTOREP

When you open the page, the fields in this group box are display-only. If you select COTOREP as the disability type, the fields become available.

COTOREP Category

Enter the level of severity of the worker's disability, as defined by the social security commission. Values are:

COTOREP A: Light disability.

COTOREP B: Medium disability.

COTOREP C: Severe disability.

Previous Placement

Select to indicate that the worker had a prior disability placement through COTOREP.

Previous Placement Type

If the worker had a previous placement, indicate the previous placement type.

(FRA) Work Accident/Prof. Disease

When you first open the page, the fields in this group box are display-only. If you select WrkAcc/Dis (work accident/disabled) as the disability type, the fields become available.

Work Accident and Disease

Select whether the disability is the result of a work accident or a disease.

Prof. Dis. (professional disease)

If the disability is the result of a disease, select the type of disease.

(GBR) UK

Use this group box to track disability data for United Kingdom (UK) workers and to demonstrate compliance with the fair hiring and employment provisions of the Disability Discrimination Act of 1995.

Registered Disabled Number

Enter the worker's Registered Disabled Number.

Disability

Select the worker's disability type.

(ITA) Italy

Disability

Select the worker's disability type.

Disability Percentage

Enter the worker's disability percentage, as determined by the examining doctor.

(JPN) Japan

Use this group box to track a worker’s disability category and grades. This information is used for regulatory and tax reporting purposes.

Disability Code

Enter the worker's disability code (values are legal disability categories that are set by the Ministry of Labor): Disabled, Heavily disabled, Heavy mental disorder, and Mental disorder.

Disability Grade

Select a value from Grade 1 through Grade 7.

Worker Comp Disability Grade (workers' compensation disability grade)

Select a value from Grade 1 through Grade 14.

WC Injury and Sickness Grade (workers' compensation injury and sickness grade)

Select a value from Grade 1 through Grade 3.

(NLD) Netherlands

Use this group box to record disability information for your workforce, and then use this information to document compliance with regulations under the Disabled Employees Act of 1985 (Wet Arbeid Gehandicapte Werknemers).

Handicap Percent

Enter the percentage degree to which the worker is handicapped.

Young Handicapped

Select to indicate that the worker qualifies for the tax reduction rule for young handicapped people (Wet arbeidsongeschiktheidsvoorziening jonggehandicapten, Wajong).

(USA) USA

Disabled Veteran

Select only if the worker is a disabled veteran.

(NZL) New Zealand

Disability

Select the worker's disability type. These values come from the NZL Disability table.

Disability Program

Select if there is an association between the worker and a disability program.

Disability Note

Enter additional comments about the disability.

(AUS) Australia

Information Not Given

Select if worker disability information is not provided.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicDocumenting Disability Accommodations

Use the three accommodation data pages—Accomm Request, Accomm Option, and Accomm Job Task—to document that your company doesn’t have discriminatory practices against people with disabilities. When workers or applicants request that you make accommodations to enable them to perform job tasks, you can track all the steps that are involved in resolving those requests.

See Also

Managing Accommodation Data

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topic(ITA) Running the ITA Disability Report

Access the Disability Report page.

Annual

Select this option if you want to run the annual report, which lists the number of disabled workers sorted by disability type and gender.

Name List

Select this option if you want to run the report that lists the names of disabled workers by location and gender.

Statistics

Select this option if you want to run the report that lists locations and the number of disabled and able-bodied workers. Part and full-time disabled workers are counted as one. Part-time, able-bodied workers are counted using their full time equivalent (FTE) value. If an able-bodied employee has an FTE value of 0.5, then that employee is counted as 0.5 on this report. Full-time, able-bodied workers are counted as 1.

SetID

Select the setID of the company for which you are reporting disability statistics.

Location Code

Select the location code of the location for which you are reporting disability statistics.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicHandling Company Credit Cards

In PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Resources, you can identify company credit cards and then assign those cards to employees.

This section discusses how to:

  1. Enter credit card vendors.

  2. Assign cards to workers.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicPrerequisite

You must have defined credit card types on the Translate table before entering credit card vendors.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicPages Used to Handle Company Credit Cards

Page Name

Object Name

Navigation

Usage

Credit Card Vendor

CC_CARD_TBL

Set Up HRMS, Product Related, Workforce Administration, Credit Card Vendors

Enter vendors of credit cards that you’ll assign to workers. A vendor that you identify here can be linked to an actual vendor in the Accounts Payable Vendor table.

Credit Card Data

CC_CARD_DATA

Workforce Administration, Job Information, Credit Card

Assign company credit cards to workers.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicEntering Credit Card Vendors

Access the Credit Card Vendor page.

Vendor ID

Enter the vendor ID.

Corporate Number

Enter your company’s corporate number. This isn’t a credit card number.

Bill Includes Tax if Applied

Select if the bill includes tax.

Grace Period Days After Billing Date

Enter the number of days allowable after the billing date to avoid additional charges.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicAssigning Cards to Workers

Access the Credit Card Data page.

Credit Card Vendor

Select the card’s vendor.

Cardmember Number

Enter the card number.

Card Type

Select the card type.

Function

Select the main function for this card (for example, debit card, phone card, or corporate card).

Dt Issued (date issued)

Enter the date that the card was issued.

Expiration Date

Enter the date that the card expires.

Limit Amount

Enter the credit card limit amount.

Limit Per Trans (limit per transaction)

Enter the limit amount per transaction.

Bill To

Select whom to bill for this credit card.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicHandling Company Property

This section discusses how to:

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicPages Used to Handle Company Property

Page Name

Object Name

Navigation

Usage

Company Property - Company Property

COMPANY_PROP_TBL1

Set Up HRMS, Product Related, Workforce Administration, Company Property, Company Property

Identify company property, such as vehicles, computer equipment, tools, or uniforms.

Property Value

COMPANY_PROP_TBL2

Set Up HRMS, Product Related, Workforce Administration, Company Property, Property Value

Assign values to company property.

Job Information - Company Property

COMPANY_PROPERTY

Workforce Administration, Job Information, Company Property

Assign company property to workers.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicIdentifying Company Property

Access the Company Property - Company Property page.

Property Code

Displays the property code for this item.

Property Type

Select a type of property, such as Vehicle or Computer Equipment.

Make/Manufacturer

Enter the make and manufacturer for this item.

Model

Enter the model.

Car Identification

If you select Vehicle as the property type, this group box appears in place of the Make/Manufacturer and Model fields.

Car Identification

When you enter a car ID, the system automatically completes the Registration Number, Make/Model, and Color fields based on the values stored for that car ID.

Make/Model

Enter the make and model for this car.

Model

Enter the model.

Registration Number

Enter the car’s registration number.

Color

Enter the car’s color.

See Also

Getting Started with Administer Company Cars

Entering Non-Employee Data

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicAssigning Values to Company Property

Access the Property Value page.

Dept ID (Issued To)

Enter the identification number of the department to which the property was issued.

Serial Number

Enter the serial number.

Property Value

Enter the value of the property and the currency that you are using.

Asset Number

Enter the asset number.

(MAL) Malaysia

Purchase Price

Enter the purchase price.

Benefit Value

Enter the value of the benefit to be used in calculations

Life Span (years)

Enter the number of years expected for the life span of the company property.

Benefit in Kind

Select to specify if this property is a Benefit in Kind (BIK)

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicAssigning Company Property to Workers

Access the Job Information - Company Property page.

Property Code

Enter the property code for the item that you’ve assigned to the worker.

Issue Date

Enter the date that you issued the property to the worker.

Date Returned

After the worker returns the property, enter the date that it was returned.

Serial Number

The system displays the serial number of the item that you’ve assigned to the worker.

See Also

Entering Non-Employee Data

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicTracking Dependent and Beneficiary Data

This section provides an overview of dependent and beneficiary data and discusses how to:

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicUnderstanding Dependent and Beneficiary Data

Use the Dependent Information component to record important information for dependents that may accompany an employee on an international assignment or international travel. You must also have these pages set up prior to enrolling employees in specific benefit programs.

The Name and Address pages define the relationship of the person to the employee and determine whether the person is a dependent, beneficiary, or both. This definition affects the person’s eligibility to be enrolled in health benefits or to be assigned as a beneficiary in certain benefit plans.

The Personal Profile page defines the personal information about the person. This data also affects whether the person is eligible for benefits.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicPages Used to Track Dependent Identification Data

Page Name

Object Name

Navigation

Usage

Name

DEPEND_BENEF1

  • Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Personal Relationships, Dependent Information, Name

  • Workforce Administration, Global Assignments, Track Assignment, Dependent Data, Name

Enter or update information about a dependent’s name.

Address

DEPEND_BENEF_ADDR

  • Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Personal Relationships, Address

  • Workforce Administration, Global Assignments, Track Assignment, Dependent Data, Address

Enter or update information about a dependent’s address.

Personal Profile

DEPEND_BENEF2

  • Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Personal Relationships, Personal Profile

  • Workforce Administration, Global Assignments, Track Assignment, Dependent Data, Personal Profile

Enter or update information about a dependent.

Dependent/Beneficiary Riders

DEPBEN_RIDERS

Click Riders/Orders on the Dependent Information - Personal Profile page.

Enter detailed information about the court-ordered benefit for the specified dependent or beneficiary.

Personal Profile: Phone Numbers

DEP_BENEF_PHON_SEC

Click Phone Numbers on the Dependent Information - Personal Profile page.

Enter additional dependent and beneficiary phone numbers.

Dependent/Benef

DEPEND_BENEF_SUMM

  • Workforce Administration, Benefit Information NLD, Review Benefits, Dependent/Beneficiary Summary, Dependent/Benef

  • Benefits, Employee/Dependent Information, Review Dep/Ben Summary, Dependent/Benef

View an employee's beneficiaries and dependents.

Depdnt Identification Details - Depdnt Citizenship/Passport

CITIZEN_PP_DEP

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Personal Relationships, Depdnt Identification Details, Depdnt Citizenship/Passport

Enter or update dependent citizenship and passport data.

Depdnt Identification Details - Depdnt Visa/Permit Data

VISA_PERMIT_DEP

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Depdnt Identification Details, Depdnt Visa/Permit Data

Enter or update dependent visa and permit data.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicEntering Dependent and Beneficiary Name Information

Access the Dependent Information - Name page.

The system displays the name and the employee ID for the employee.

Dependent/Beneficiary ID

The system assigns the dependent or beneficiary ID. You can change it, although you can’t have duplicate IDs for dependents or beneficiaries of the same employee. You can, however, use these same IDs for a different employee’s dependents and beneficiaries.

Effective Date

The system enters the current system date in this field, and this date is carried through to all pages of the component. You can change this date if necessary, however in the first row of data for this dependent/beneficiary, the effective date must be the same on all of the pages in this component.

Note. When running a calculation, the system determines if an employee is married by reviewing the dependent and beneficiary table to determine whether there is a dependent identified as the spouse. It is possible for the dependent and beneficiary pages to show more than one spouse, to show a former spouse as a current spouse, to show no spouse even if the employee's marital status is married, or to show a spouse even though the employee's marital status is single. These and other inconsistencies in the dependent and beneficiary data can cause problems with pension calculations. It is best to verify dependent and beneficiary information when calculating pension benefits.

See Also

Entering Dependent and Beneficiary Information

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicEntering Dependent Address Information

Access the Dependent Information - Address page.

The employee’s name and employee ID, as well as this dependent or beneficiary’s ID, relationship to the employee, and dependent or beneficiary type appear at the top of the page.

Same Address as Employee and Address Type

Select if the dependent has the same address information as the employee, and then select the employee's address type that matches the dependent or beneficiary's address. If selected, you don’t need to complete any of the address fields.

Same Phone as Employee and Phone Type

Select if the dependent has the same phone information as the employee and then select the employee phone type that is the same as this beneficiary’s. If selected, you don’t need to complete any of the phone fields. A beneficiary can have the same address as the employee but a different phone number.

Edit Address

Click to enter or edit the dependent’s contact address information.

Contact Phone

Enter the dependent’s contact phone information in this group box.

See Also

(NLD) Loading Dutch Postal Codes

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicEntering Dependent and Beneficiary Information

Access the Dependent Information - Personal Profile page.

Date of Birth

Enter the dependent or beneficiary’s birthdate. Certain benefit plans, such as life insurance, require the birthdate to determine an individual’s eligibility.

Birth Country

Enter the country in which the dependent or beneficiary was born. Depending on the country you enter, additional fields may appear that require more data entry.

Date of Death

When the dependent or beneficiary dies, enter the date of the death.

Birth Location

Enter a city, county, or both, to further define the place in which the dependent or beneficiary was born.

Riders/Orders

Click to access the Dependent/Beneficiary Riders page.

Phone Numbers

Click to access the Dependent Information - Personal Profile: Phone Numbers page.

Relationship to Employee

Enter the dependent or beneficiary’s relationship to the employee. If you’ve set up the Dependent Relationship table, the system automatically completes the Relationship to Employee field according to the relationships in the table.

Dependent Beneficiary Type

Select the type of dependent or beneficiary. Your selection determines whether you can enroll this person into a benefit plan as a dependent or assign this person as a beneficiary.

If you have set up the Dependent Relationship table, the system uses that information to populate and validate this field. Values are:

Beneficiary: Beneficiary only.

Both: Dependent and beneficiary. If you plan to enroll the person as a dependent and assign the person as a beneficiary, you must select this option.

COBRA Dependent Only: COBRA dependent or beneficiary only.

Dependent: Dependent only.

None: The person is neither a dependent nor a beneficiary. This option is typically used when the person is a co-owner of a U.S. savings bond, or to make a person ineligible to participate in a benefit plan.

QDRO Estate: If the beneficiary of a life plan is the estate of an employee, enter this value.

QDRO Representative - Employee: Used for PeopleSoft Enterprise Pension Administration.

QDRO Representative - Recipient: Used for PeopleSoft Enterprise Pension Administration.

Note. (USA) (CAN) The values COBRA Dependent Only, None, QDRO Representative - Employee, and QDRO Representative - Recipient are Canadian and United States values only.

Marital Status

Enter the dependent or beneficiary's marital status.

Marital Status - As of

When adding a new dependent, enter the as of date for marital status.

When an individual undergoes a subsequent change in status, the effective date for the change is recorded and the system no longer uses the as of date. This field is critical for determining eligibility for benefits enrollment.

Student

Select if the dependent or beneficiary is a student.

Student - As of

When adding a new dependent, enter the as of date for the individual's student status.

When an individual undergoes a subsequent change in status, the effective date for the change is recorded and the system no longer uses the as of date. This field is critical for determining eligibility for benefits enrollment.

Disabled

Select if the dependent or beneficiary is disabled.

Disabled - As of

When adding a new dependent, enter the as of date for the individual's disability status.

When an individual undergoes a subsequent change in status, the effective date for the change is recorded and the system no longer uses the as of date. This field is critical for determining eligibility for benefits enrollment.

Smoker

Select if the dependent or beneficiary smokes. The Smoker check box is necessary for dependents who are enrolled in benefit plans that use calculation rules. The system calculates age-graded rates for individuals differently depending on whether they smoke.

Smoker - As of

When adding a new dependent, enter the as of date for the individual's smoker status.

When an individual undergoes a subsequent change in status, the effective date for the change is recorded and the system no longer uses the as of date. This field is critical for determining eligibility for benefits enrollment.

Occupation

Enter the dependent or beneficiary's occupation, if known.

National ID

Use this group box to enter the dependent or beneficiary's national identification number. Dependents and beneficiaries with citizenship in more than one country can have more than one national ID. Add as many rows as required.

Country

Select the country that issued the dependent’s national ID.

National ID Type

The system populates this field automatically with the default value that you established for this country on the National ID Type Table page. You can select another valid type.

National ID

Enter the dependent’s national ID number. The system automatically checks the format of your entry against the default format that you entered on the National ID Type Table page.

Primary ID

Select if the national ID is the dependent’s primary ID. If this is the only data row for this person, the system selects the check box by default. You can override this default.

(BEL) Belgium

Fiscally Dependent

Select if the employee is fiscally responsible for the dependent.

Fiscal Situation Spouse

Select the appropriate fiscal situation from the list.

Fiscally Disabled

Select if applicable.

Profession Category Spouse

Select the appropriate category from the list.

Orphan

Select if applicable.

(FRA) France

Use this group box to store information that can be passed to your payroll system for payroll processing.

Family Supplement

For numerous families, payroll calculates the family allowance amount that your organization gives to an employee based on their family dependents. This calculation is based on the number and type of employee dependents. Select this check box to indicate that the corresponding dependent has to be considered in the calculation of the supplemental family allowance.

Garnishment

This option is for court orders that require that an employee’s wages be garnished. When an employee is under a court order, payroll can calculate the percentage and amount of the employee's salary that has to be transferred to the relevant government agency in each pay period.

Depending on the number of dependents, this amount is reduced. The greater the number of dependents, the lower the percentage of frozen salary. Select this check box to indicate that the corresponding dependent has to be considered in the calculation of the frozen garnishment amount.

AFB Allowance (French Banking Association allowance)

The French Banking Association delivers a special allowance based on the number of dependents. Select to indicate that the corresponding dependent has to be considered in the calculation of this allowance.

CHIC

CHIC is a medical insurance company that employees can opt to use to supplement their medical insurance coverage. This insurance company delivers a special allowance based on the number of dependents. Select this check box to indicate that the corresponding dependent has to be considered in the calculation of this allowance.

Schooling

See Family Supplement.

Holiday Premium

See Family Supplement.

Status 7 and Status 8

Configure these fields to capture additional payroll related status information.

(GBR) United Kingdom

Eligible for Parental Leave

Select if the dependent qualifies the employee for parental leave. Select the Disabled check box on the top page if it also applies here.

Adopted Dependent

Select if the employee adopted the dependent.

Adoption Date

If adopted, enter the adoption date.

Certificate(s) Verified

Select to indicate that appropriate certificates have been provided to verify this dependent information.

(BRA) Brazil

Student

Select to indicate that the dependent is a student. Employees receive income tax benefits for all students up to 21 years old. If the dependent is a student and is less than six years old, the employee should provide a vaccination certificate to the company to receive the income tax benefit.

University or Technical Level

Select to indicate that the dependent is a student at the university or technical level and the employee can receive the income tax benefit for the dependent for additional years (for students up to 24 years old).

Vaccination Certificate

Select if you have received the dependent’s vaccination certificate. This information is used for reporting purposes.

Disabled

Select to indicate that the dependent is disabled and the employee can receive the family allowance and income tax benefits for the dependent for additional years.

Termination Cd (termination code)

Enter the reason code for the family allowance termination. Values are:

Child Abandonment: Abandonment of child.

Dependent exceeds ceiling: Dependent’s age exceeds maximum age.

Court Decision: Court decision (in case of divorce or separation).

Dependent’s Death: Dependent’s death.

End Disability: Disability ended.

Child Custody: Custody has been awarded to the other parent.

Termination: Termination.

Termination Dt (termination date)

Enter the family allowance termination date.

Enter information from the dependent’s birth certificate in the Birth Data group box. This information is used for reporting purposes.

Enter the type of vaccination, the dose, and the date received for each vaccination on the dependent’s vaccination certificate in the Vaccination Data group box. This information is used for reporting purposes.

(CAN) Canada

Eligible for CSB

If you are entering dependent and beneficiary information for a Canadian employee, select this check box to indicate that the dependent or beneficiary is an eligible registrant for an employee who is purchasing Canadian Savings Bonds (CSBs). The PeopleSoft Payroll-CSB Registrant page verifies the selection of this check box.

See Also

Getting Started With Base Benefits

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicEntering Information About Court-Ordered Benefits for Dependents

Access the Dependent/Beneficiary Riders page.

The Dependent/Beneficiary Riders page enables you to enter any court-ordered benefits or spousal waivers. This page enables the system to validate any changes or omissions in benefit enrollments with a recorded rider. When an employee enrolls in a benefit plan and there is a court-ordered mandate specifying that a benefit be provided, the system does not complete the enrollment.

Plan Type

Enter the type of plan to which the court order relates.

Start Date

Enter the date on which the court order becomes effective.

Sequence

Prioritizes court orders when you have more than one that takes effect on the same day. Enter a number that indicates which court orders take precedence over others. If there is only one court order, enter a sequence of 1.

Status

Select whether the court order is Active or Inactive. This field is typically used to void a court order before the end date takes effect. If the status is Inactive, the system won’t enforce any validations against this court order.

Exception Type

Select whether this is a court order (a legal document that grants a dependent the right to receive benefit coverage), spousal waiver (document that formally waives a spouse’s claim to a minimum beneficiary allocation of funds from a life insurance policy or savings plan), or neither.

End Date

Enter the date on which the court order ends. When the court order expires, the system won’t enforce any validations against this court order.

Court Order Number

Enter the official number that is issued by the state for this court order.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topic(NLD) Viewing an Employee's Dependents and Beneficiaries

Access the Dependent/Benef page.

Dependent/Beneficiary Summary

This group box displays a summary of all dependent and beneficiary data for an employee.

ID

This column displays the ID of the dependent or beneficiary.

Name

This column displays the name of the dependent or beneficiary.

Depend/Benef (dependent/beneficiary)

Indicates whether the person is a dependent or beneficiary.

Relationship

Describes the relationship of the dependents and beneficiaries to the employee.

Note. Over time, changes occur and you need to terminate dependent enrollments or beneficiary statuses. Remember, you enroll dependents and assign beneficiaries when you enroll employees. As with employees, to terminate a dependent enrollment or beneficiary status, you must enter a row of data with the termination date. Don’t make such a change using the Dependent/Beneficiary Data page. Make the change using the benefit detail page for the benefit in question.

Warning! If you delete dependent or beneficiary data by using the Dependent/Beneficiary Data pages, you destroy historical data. When you change enrollment data, it won’t matter that the dependent or beneficiary data is available here. It must remain if your system is to provide correct historical information.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicEntering Dependent Citizenship and Passport Information

Access the Depdnt Identification Details - Depdnt Citizenship/Passport page.

All fields on these pages are described in your benefits documentation.

Note. (DEU) If you administer a workforce in Germany, use the Visa/Permit table to record OECD work permits for OECD nationals who want to work in a protected industry. Because permit types are keyed by country, if you track a German employee’s OECD work permit information on the Identification, Visa/Permit table in the Track Global Assignments menu, select DEU as the country code from among your valid OECD permit types.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicEntering Dependent Visa and Permit Data

Access the Depdnt Visa/Permit Data page.

Enter information on this page in the same manner that you enter data on the Visa/Permit Data page.

See Entering an Employee's Visa or Permit Information.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicTracking Emergency Contacts

This section discusses how to enter primary address and phone information for emergency contacts.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicPages Used to Track Emergency Contacts

Page Name

Object Name

Navigation

Usage

Contact Address/Phone

EMERGENCY_CONTACT

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Personal Relationships, Emergency Contact, Contact Address/Phone

Enter names, addresses, and primary phone information for people to contact in the event of a worker emergency.

Other Phone Numbers

EMERGENCY_CONTACT2

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Personal Relationships, Emergency Contact, Other Phone Numbers

Record additional phone numbers at which the emergency contact can be reached, such as a work or cellular phone number.

Emergency Contacts

PRCSRUNCNTL

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Personal Relationships, Emergency Contacts Report

Generate the Emergency Contacts report (PER004). This report lists all contacts on the Emergency Contact table. Run the Refresh Employees Table process before running this report.

See Also

PeopleSoft Application Fundamentals for HRMS Reports

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicEntering Primary Address and Phone Information for Emergency Contacts

Access the Contact Address/Phone page.

Contact Name

Enter the name of the emergency contact person.

Relationship to Employee

Select the option that indicates the contact’s relationship to the worker.

Primary Contact

Select if this is the first person whom you should try to contact in an emergency. Select for only one contact.

Same Address as Employee and Address Type

Select if the contact has the same address information as the worker, and then select the worker address type that is the same as this contact's. If selected, you don’t need to complete any of the address fields.

Same Phone as Employee and Phone Type

Select if the contact has the same phone information as the worker, and then select the worker phone type that is the same as the contact's. If selected, you don’t need to complete any of the phone fields. An emergency contact can have the same address as the worker but a different phone number.

Change Country

Click to enter or edit the contact's country.

Edit Address

Click to enter or edit the contact's address.

Contact Phone

Enter the contact's phone information.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicManaging Citizenship and Visa or Permit Information

This section provides a list of common elements and discusses how to:

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicCommon Elements Used to Manage Citizenship and Visa or Permit Information

Expiration Date

Enter the expiration date of the visa or permit.

Issue Date

Enter the date on which the visa or permit was issued.

Issue Place

Enter the location where the visa or permit was issued.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicPages Used to Manage Citizenship and Visa or Permit Information

Page Name

Object Name

Navigation

Usage

Citizenship/Passport

CITIZEN_PASSPORT

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Citizenship, Identification Data, Citizenship/Passport

Track passport and citizenship information for employees. Enter multiple countries of citizenship and multiple passports for employees and their dependents.

Visa/Permit Data

VISA_PERMIT_DATA

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Citizenship, Identification Data, Visa/Permit Data

Enter an employee's visa or permit information.

Passport/Visa Expiration

PRCSRUNCNTL

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Citizenship, Passport/Visa Expiration Audit

Generate the Passport/Visa Expiration report (PER032). This report lists employees and dependents that have passports, visas, or work permits on file that expire in 90 days of the report run date. The report is divided into two sections. The first section lists passport information including country, passport number, issue date, and expiration date. The second section lists visa and work permit information including country, visa and work permit number, type of permit, issue date, and expiration date.

Citizenship / Country / Visa

PRCSRUNCNTL

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Citizenship, Citizenship / Country / Visa Audit

Generate the Citizenship/Country/Visa Audit report (PER033). This report lists discrepancies between employee citizenship country status and visa data. The report displays various discrepancies found for the employee citizenship status in the Personal Data table.

See Also

PeopleSoft Application Fundamentals for HRMS Reports

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicTracking Employee Passport and Citizenship Information

Access the Citizenship/Passport page.

Country

Enter the employee's country of citizenship.

Citizenship Status

Indicate the employee's citizenship status. An employee's birth country and country of citizenship can be different. To track birth country information, use the Identity/Diversity page.

Note. (DEU) If you’re administering German employees, German law requires you to indicate special nationality and citizenship information for German workers using nationality codes established by the German DEUEV directive. This information is used in DEUEV processing and DEUEV reporting for German organizations or companies doing business in Germany. DEUEV processes and reporting are available only if you are using a German compliant payroll system.

Passport Information

Passport Number

Enter the passport number.

Country

Enter the originating country for this passport.

Authority

Enter the issuing authority, such as the U.S. Passport Agency.

See Also

PeopleSoft Enterprise Global Payroll for Germany 8.9 PeopleBook

Setting Up Global Assignments

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicEntering an Employee's Visa or Permit Information

Access the Visa/Permit Data page.

Type

Select a type of visa or permit. The system prompts you with only types that are associated with the selected country.

Get Supporting Documents

Click to have the system enter a list of the appropriate supporting documents that are needed to obtain the visa or permit type that you entered.

Number

Enter the visa or permit number.

Status

Select the visa or permit status: Applied, Granted, Renewal, and Renewed.

Status Date

Enter the date on which the status of the visa or permit changed.

Duration

Enter the number of days, months, or years that the employee stayed in the country. Select the unit of duration (Days, Months, or Years) in the adjacent field.

Date of Entry into Country

Enter the date on which the employee entered the country.

Issuing Authority

Enter the agency that issued the visa or permit, such as the U.S. Department of State or the French Consulate.

Supporting Documents Needed

Sup Doc ID (supporting document ID)

If additional documents are required for this employee to obtain the visa or permit type, select a supporting document ID.

Request Date

Enter the date on which the documents were requested.

Date Received

Enter the date on which the documents were received.

(CHE) Switzerland

Cross Border Return Frequency

Enter the frequency this employee travels to their home outside of Switzerland:

D: daily.

W: weekly.

This is a required field when the type of permit is:

G: Cross Border Commuter.

PG: Border Crossing Permit.

Cross Border Commuter Permit

Enter the permit number for the Cross Border Commuter Permit.

Note. (DEU) If you’re administering a workforce in Germany, use the Visa/Permit table to record OECD work permits for OECD nationals who want to work in a protected industry. Because permit types are keyed by country, if you’re tracking a German employee’s OECD work permit information on the Identification - Visa/Permit Table page in the Administer Workforce menus, select DEU as the country code to select from among your valid OECD permit types.

See Also

Entering German Nation DEUEV Codes

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicManaging Driver's License Information

This section discusses how to enter license numbers and other driving record information.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicPage Used to Manage Driver's License Information

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Object Name

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Drivers License

DRIVERS_LIC_GBL

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Biographical, Driver's License Data

Enter license numbers or other data from a worker's driving record.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicEntering License Numbers and Other Driving Record Information

Access the Drivers License page.

Driver’s License # (Driver’s License Number)

Enter the license number.

Issue Location

Enter the location where the license was issued.

Issuing Authority

Enter the agency that issued the driver’s license, such as the Department of Motor Vehicles.

Valid from/to

Enter the dates on which the driver’s license remains valid. The to date must be in the future.

Number of Violations

Enter the number of traffic violations cited on the worker's driving record.

Number of Points

Enter the number of points accumulated on the worker's driving record.

License Suspended

Select if the worker's driver’s license is currently suspended.

License Type

Enter the type of license held by the worker.

If you need to enter more than one driver’s license for a worker, add a new data row.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicEntering Bank Account Information

This section discusses how to:

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Object Name

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Maintain Bank Accounts

PYE_BANKACCT

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Biographical, Bank Accounts

Record information about worker bank accounts. Use this information to track worker direct deposit information.

Building Society Details

PYE_BS_SP_UK

Click the Other Required Information link on the Bank Account Information page.

For this page to appear, the country code must be GBR and the building society ID must have a value.

Enter a worker’s building society roll number and name.

Bank Prenote Information USA

GPUS_PRENOTE

Click the Prenote Information link on the Bank Account information page.

Indicate whether prenotification files (used in Federal Schedule Reconciliation) need to be generated.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicRecording Employee Bank Account Information

Access the Maintain Bank Accounts page.

Note. Before you can enter a worker's bank details, first set up the bank branch or building society on the Bank/Branch Table page.

Account ID

The system creates an account ID when you enter a new bank or building society account for a worker. This field is for information only.

Type

Select the type of account that you are tracking.

Country Code

Enter the country where the bank account is located. When you move out of this field, the system populates the Currency Code field with the appropriate currency.

Bank ID

Enter the bank ID.

Bank Branch ID

Enter the bank branch ID for the account.

Building Society ID

If you entered GBR in the Country Code field, this field replaces the Branch ID field. See details below.

Account Number

Enter the account number.

Account Name

Enter the account name.

Prenote Information

(USA) Click this link to access the Bank Prenote Information USA page.

Edit IBAN

(GBR) Click this link to access the International Bank Account Number page.

AC Account Name

Enter the alternate character account name, if applicable.

Specify Net Pay Elections

Click this link to access the Specify Net Pay Elections page.

(GBR) Entering Banking Information for UK Workers

UK customers also use this page to record workers' building society account information. When you enter GBR in the Country field, the Bank Branch ID field becomes the Bld Soc ID (building society ID) field.

UK customers who enter details of UK bank and building society accounts should enter the following information in the fields on the Bank Account Information page:

Field

UK Bank and Building Society Information

Type

Select an account type:

Current Account: Select for a bank account.

Building Society Roll Number: Select for a building society account.

Savings: Not applicable to the UK.

Checking: Not applicable to the UK.

Country Code

Enter GBR.

Bank ID

If the worker has a bank account, select the bank branch from the list of branches set up in the Bank table.

If the worker has a building society account, leave this field blank.

Building Society ID

If the worker has a building society account, select the building society from the list of societies set up in the Branch table. When you select a building society, the system automatically completes the Bank ID field with the bank that handles clearing for the selected building society.

If the worker has a bank account, leave this field blank.

Account Number

Enter the worker's bank account number.

If you selected a building society in the Building Society ID field, the system automatically completes the Account Number field with the building society’s account at the clearing bank and makes the field display-only.

Note. To enter the worker's building society account details, click Other Required Information.

Account Name

Enter the account name.

If you selected a building society in the Building Society ID field, the system makes this field display-only.

Click Other Required Information to display the Building Society Details page where you enter the account name.

Currency Code

The system provides a default value of GBP (Pound Sterling). Override this default if necessary.

Other Required Information

Click to display the Building Society Details page, where you enter the worker's building society account details.

The system does not display this link if you select a normal bank branch in the Bank ID field.

Note. For more information about the account number formats for a country, see the corresponding PeopleSoft Enterprise Global Payroll local country documentation.

See Also

Setting Up Banks and Bank Branches

Managing the Prenotification Process

Defining Banking Instructions

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topic(GBR) Entering a Worker's Building Society Roll Number and Name

Access the Building Society Details page.

When you select a building society ID, the Other Required Information link appears on the page.

Roll Name

Enter the roll name of the worker's building society account.

Roll Number

Enter the worker's building society account number.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicTracking Volunteer Activity

This section discusses how to enter information on worker volunteer activities.

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Object Name

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Volunteer Activities

VOLUNTEER_ACTIVITY

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Biographical, Volunteer Activities

Enter information on worker volunteer activities. Track multiple volunteer organizations for workers and multiple start dates with the same organization.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicEntering Information on Worker Volunteer Activities

Access the Volunteer Activities page.

Volunteer Organization

Select a volunteer organization code.

Start Date and End Date

Enter the start and end date of the worker participation.

Volunteer Status

Select either Part Time or Full Time to indicate the volunteer status.

Type of Volunteer

Select the type of volunteer activity in which the worker is participating: Administr, Canvasser, Executive, Fund Raise, or Other.

Is Volunteer on Leave

Select if the volunteer is on leave.

Note. This check box is for informational purposes only. If you select this check box, you don’t affect any Monitor Absences business process functionality.

Note. This information is useful when you need to track workers' additional skills and knowledge, and when you measure the effectiveness of company-sponsored volunteer and charitable programs.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicEntering and Tracking Additional Workforce Data

This section discusses how to:

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Badge

BADGE

Workforce Administration, Job Information, Badge

Record badge numbers that you issue to workers.

Business Expenses

BUSINESS_EXPENSES

Workforce Administration, Job Information, Business Expenses

Track a worker's business expenses, such as travel, meals, entertainment, and relocation costs.

Prior Work Experience

PRIOR_WORK_EXPER

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Biographical, Prior Work Experience

Track prior work experience. Enter the details of a worker's previous employers and jobs.

Employee Photo

EMPLOYEE_PHOTO

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Citizenship, Identification Data, Employee Photo

Enter a worker image into the system by copying and pasting images into image fields.

General Comments

GENL_COMMENTS

Workforce Administration, Personal Information, Biographical, General Comments

Enter a miscellaneous comment about a worker.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicRecording Badge Numbers

Access the Badge page.

You must have previously entered Badge Type data on the Translate table before using this page.

Badge Type

Select the type of badge number that you want to enter:

BA (Building Access).

CCA (Computer Center Access).

CLK (Clock).

GB (General Badge).

PA (Parking Access).

Add more values if you want or enter more than one badge type for a particular worker and employment record number.

Badge Number

Enter the badge number that corresponds to the badge type that you selected. The system ensures that the number that you enter isn’t currently assigned to another worker. It also ensures that the number hasn’t been assigned for future use by someone else.

For each badge type, only one badge number per worker and employment record number can be active at the same time. Badge numbers can be reused. If a combination of badge type and badge number was previously assigned to a worker, but is currently inactive and hasn’t been assigned for future use, you can use it for a different worker and employment record number.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicTracking a Worker's Business Expenses

Access the Business Expenses page.

Before you can track a worker's business expenses, you must set up:

Expense Period End Date

Enter the expense period end date for the period to which these expenses apply.

Charge Date

Enter the date of the actual expense charge.

Expense Code

Select an expense code, such as Airfare, for the charge.

Expense Tab

Expense Amount

Enter the amount of the expense.

Currency Code

The currency that is specified for your user ID on the Primary Permissions List Preferences table appears by default. If there is no To Currency for your user ID, then the system uses the base currency that you specified for your implementation on the Installation table. Override the default currency if necessary by using the values in the Currency Code table.

DeptID Tab

Select the DeptID tab.

Business Unit

Enter the business unit to which the expense should be charged.

Department

Select the specific department to which the expense should be charged.

Warning! The information that you enter here isn’t related to PeopleSoft Enterprise Payroll for North America processing of business expenses.

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicTracking Prior Work Experience

Access the Prior Work Experience page.

If you’ve tracked an applicant through the Recruiting business process in PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Resources, the information that you entered for an applicant becomes part of the employee record when you hire the person. For other workers, entering prior work experience information helps you establish a complete profile for reporting purposes. It’s also useful for career and succession planning.

Years of Work Experience

The system calculates this value if you select the Relevant Work Experience check box. If so, you must enter a start date and end date.

Sequence Number

Enter a sequence number for each prior work experience record.

Start/End Date

Enter the beginning and end of the worker's tenure with the employer.

Relevant Work Experience

Select if the experience was relevant to the worker's responsibilities with your organization.

Employer

Enter the name of the worker's previous employer.

Ending Job Title

Enter the title in which the worker ended employment.

Ending Pay Rate

Enter the pay rate at which the worker ended employment.

Frequency

The pay Frequency field contains a default value of Month, which you can change if the pay amount reflects a different frequency.

See Also

Planning Careers

PeopleSoft Application Fundamentals for HRMS Reports

Click to jump to top of pageClick to jump to parent topicEntering Worker Images

Access the Employee Photo page.

Before you insert an image (such as an employee photograph) in PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Resources, use a Windows-based graphics or drawing program to capture (and edit if necessary) the image or scanned photograph that you want to insert. Then use the Windows-based program to highlight the image or portion of it that you want to copy, and copy it to the Microsoft Windows clipboard. In most drawing programs, you can do this by selecting Edit, Copy, or pressing Ctrl+C.

Click or tab to the image field and select Edit, Paste, or press Ctrl+V to paste the image in the field. Click the Add button to browse for and upload a picture (such as Bitmap or .bmp files).

Note. Full imaging capabilities may not be supported on all database platforms.

See Also

PeopleTools 8.45 PeopleBook: PeopleSoft Application Designer