Which type of absence plan is used to track earned compensatory time that can be used for time off, such as overtime that is paid in days or hours off?
As a Talent Manager, one of your goals for the year is to create a plan to retain your top talent. You would like to set up a Talent Review meeting with Managers to better assess their workforce in how you can build a plan for each worker. As you start to develop your plan, which among the following options is one of the main aspects you will need to create a successful Talent Review meeting for?
Meeting review content includes:
The employee's career development is crucial to your organization as it's a way to retain your top-performing employees at your company. You would like for the Manager and employee to be in communication on this topic on a quarterly basis and be aware of what open roles within the company their direct reports would be a strong fit for. In order to put actions into conversations when it comes to the development of an employee, what employee information do Managers have access to?
You will be using an age-derived factor to help determine people who are 21 years of age and older. What benefits object will the derived factor be tied to?
A derived factor is a factor that is derived from other factors or data elements, such as age or gender. When using an age-derived factor, it will be tied to an Eligibility Profile, which is used to define which employees are eligible for a particular benefit. For example, an Eligibility Profile could be set up to provide benefits only to employees 21 years of age and older. Reference: Oracle HCM Business Process Foundations Associate Rel 1, Chapter 5 - Benefits, page 31.
https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/human-resources/22d/faibf/examples-of-derived-factors.html
Your company has determined that new life events need to be added to the system and wants to restrict their organizational use. What level can life events be restricted by?
