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Select the “View Primary Assignment” hyperlink at the bottom of the “view Assignment Details” page.
The “View Primary Assignment Information” page appears.
The system displays the following details at the top of the page.
Date Format |
The date format that is applicable to the login user. More Details |
Employee |
The code and name of the employee whose primary assignment details you are viewing. |
Date of Joining |
The date on which the employee joined. |
Assignment No |
The primary assignment number that has been allocated for the employee, in sequential order. |
Employee status |
The status of the employee. |
Assignment Type |
The type of assignment undertaken by the employee. One of the following options is displayed: “New Hire”, “Rehire” or “Change in Assignment”. If it is: “New Hire”, it denotes that the employee is new to the organization. “Re-Hire”, it indicates that the employee has been hired again after leaving the organization. |
Reason for Change in Assignment |
The reason for which the employee changes his/her assignment. |
Position |
The position held by the employee. |
You can view the effective dates of the record in the “Access Data History” group box.
Effective From |
The date from which the corresponding version of the record has been in effect. |
Effective To |
The date till which the corresponding version of the record will be in effect. |
Select the “Previous” pushbutton
Select the “Next” pushbutton.
Specify the following details.
You can view the following organizational attributes.
Regulatory Region |
The regulatory region applicable for the employment unit to which the employee is attached. |
Employment Unit |
The employment unit to which the employee is attached. |
Work Location |
The name of the place where the employment unit is located, for example, Los Angeles, Chicago etc. |
Company |
The system displays the name of the company corresponding to the values specified for the above details. |
Business Unit |
The business unit applicable to the employment unit. |
You can view the following details in the “Hierarchy Point” group box.
Hierarchy Short Description |
The short description of the hierarchy applicable to the primary assignment. |
Hierarchy Chain |
The hierarchy chain to which the hierarchy pertains. |
Department |
The department applicable to the hierarchy. |
Cost Center |
The cost center applicable to the hierarchy. |
The system displays the following job attributes in the “Job Attributes” group box.
Job |
The code of the job applicable to the primary assignment. |
Job Description |
The description of the job applicable to the primary assignment. |
Job Level Description |
The job level to which the job applicable to the primary assignment belongs. The Job level represents the relative position of the job with respect to other jobs in the Organization Unit structure. For e.g. Level 1 can be CEO, Level 2 can be Vice President etc. |
Job Family |
Job family is a group of similar jobs, for example, all Managerial jobs can be grouped under a single family and all Executive jobs can be grouped in a different family etc. |
EEO Class |
The EEO class stands for Equal Employment Opportunity class. It indicates whether the job is open to qualified employees irrespective of nationality, language, gender etc. Some jobs may be restricted to native employees in which case it will not come under the EEO class. |
Grade Set |
Jobs are classified into different grade sets for different purposes. A grade set is a means of classification by which different people in the company are grouped together, according to their responsibilities, perquisites, facilities, etc. Examples of grade sets are Trainees, Supervisors, Executives and Clerical Staff. |
Grade |
Grade indicates the hierarchy within a grade set. |
Job Classification |
The classification of the specified job. The job classification indicates if the corresponding job is a permanent, temporary or contract job. The job classifications are user-defined using the Quick Codes component. |
Working Condition |
Indicates if the work associated with the position or job for which the employee is being rehired, involves hazardous conditions or otherwise. The conditions of work are user-defined. |
Worker’s Compensation Code |
Worker’s Compensation Code indicates the compensation terms and conditions applicable in the event of an injury, permanent disability or death of an employee while discharging his/her service. |
Salaried/Hourly |
Indicates if the compensation for the position is through regular salary or computed on an hourly basis. “Salaried” indicates that the employee holding the position will be paid regular salary, “Hourly” indicates that the remuneration for the position being edited would be calculated on the number of hours of work. |
Standard Hours |
The number of working hours that the work involves regularly. For example, the position might require the employee to work for 8 hours a day or 5 hours a day etc. |
Work Experience |
The number of years of experience required for the job. |
Medical Check Required |
Indicates if medical check is required for the specified job. |
Medical Check Requirements |
The medical check requirement criteria that the employee must meet to be eligible for the designated job. For example, physical fitness is a prerequisite for a job in the military. By default, the system displays the medical check requirements predefined for the specified job code. |
Tipped |
Indicates if the employee holding the specified job is entitled for receiving tips from customers or otherwise. For example, if the employee is being rehired as a Waiter or Chauffeur, he/she may be permitted to accept tips from customers. |
Mobile |
Indicates if the job involves traveling or otherwise. For example, an employee hired as a sales or marketing executive may have to travel frequently for product promotion or on routine marketing work. |
FTE |
Full Time Equivalent of the job (If the regular working hours are 8 hrs/day, and if two employees are employed part-time for 4 hours and 6 hours respectively, then their FTE would be 0.5 and 0.75 respectively). |
Regular/Temporary |
Indicates if the job is a regular job or temporary contract job for a limited period etc. |
Full/Part Time |
Indicates if the job is full time or a part time job. |
You can view the following details in the “Reporting To” fields.
Supervisor |
The supervisor to whom the employee is reporting. |
Assignment No |
The assignment number of the supervisor |
Position |
The position held by the supervisor |
Department |
The department to which the supervisor belongs. |
Job Title |
The title of the job held by the supervisor. |
You can view the following details in the “Benefit Related Information” fields.
Union Affiliation |
The description of the union to which the employee is affiliated to. |
Group |
The group pertaining to the union. |
Description |
The description of the group. |
Comments |
Any additional comments entered pertaining to the details. |
Select the book icon beside the “Comments” field. The system displays a dialog box.
A dialog box appears containing the comments previously specified, if any.
You can view the content.
Select the “Cancel” pushbutton to close the dialog box.
Select the “View Secondary Assignment” hyperlink at the bottom of the “View Assignment Details” page.
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You can use this page to view primary assignment information
To view the previous set of effective dates
To view secondary assignment details