Saturday 3 October 2015

Supplementary Role Information - Configuration in Oracle HRMS

You can record information about any roles an employee or contingent worker holds which are not part of their contract; for example, Fire Warden or member of a workers' representative council.
You enter information about supplementary roles in the People > Enter and Maintain > Others > Supplementary Roles window.

From Oracle Documentation, there are two processes of assigning supplementary roles, depending on whether or not the role being undertaken by a person is an elected supplementary role.  The following graphic illustrates this:




The configuration steps are:
11.       Define a new Job Group, which will be used to group Supplementary Roles.
Work Structures > Job > Job Group
 


22.       Define Job (or Supplementary Role) under this Job Group
 


33.       Optionally, define the Representation Body. This is the organization that the employee is representing.
Work Structures > Organization > Description
The Organization Classification must be Representative Body
 
Then click on “Others” button, and enter details for Constituencies/ Representative Body. The below screen capture shows detailed entered for Representative Body. Notice that the job group selected here matches the new Job Group created above:
 

44.       Finally, query the worker against who m Supplementary Role information needs to be recorded
People > Enter and Maintain > Others > Supplementary Roles

In the above window:
Job Group: Shows all job groups, except the default job group
Role: Shows all roles under a job group, if that job group is selected first.
All other fields are optional
Representative Body: Lists the Organization that are associated to the Job Group
Primary Contact: Indicated whether employee is the primary contact for the Representative Body
Start Date/ End Date/ Confidentiality Agreement Date/ End of Rights Date: Are for capturing various dates related to the role.

 There is another window to capture Elections. This window is not covered as part of this blog.


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