A customer loaded the initial accrual balances using HDL. After the completion of this task, the accrual balances are not visible in the Plan Participation region.
What should the customer do next so that the accrual balances are displayed in the Plan Participation region in Manage Absence Records?
A business has set up an Incremental accrual plan with a Monthly Repeating period and a calendar year period that runs from January to December. The accruals have already been run for an employee till December. The employee had a grade change in June 3 as a result of which the accrual band that the employee falls into has changed.
What is the earliest period for which the accrual could be run for this employee using the Calculate Accruals and Balances ESS job to ensure that the accrual balance at the end of December reflects the right value with the change in bands?
A customer created a public holiday on the 25-Dec-2018 (Tuesday) and assigned it to a geography to which an employee belongs to. However, the employees do not have a work schedule assigned. The employee records an absence from 24-Dec-2018 (Monday) to 26-Dec-2018 (Wednesday) using an absence type that measures duration in Days.
What will be the duration of the absence recorded?
A customer wants to manually terminate the enrollment of a worker from an accrual plan. Which option should you use from the Enrollments and Adjustments list available in the Plan Participation region in Manage Absence Records?
An employee has the following three absence entries.
5 January 2018 to 07 January 2018
14 June 2018 to 16 June 2018
23 Nov 2018 to 25 Nov 2018
If the employee is chosen in the Person parameter of the Evaluate Absences job and the Effective Date parameter is 15 June 2018, then which of the absence entries would appear in the Absence drop-down menu?
Your client has a requirement that the employee will not get enrolled into the plan for first six months of hire. Enrollment and accruals will start after the completion of six months. The plan needs to be Front-Loaded.