Localization Saudi Arabia 3
Localization Saudi Arabia 3
Refer to the patch Readme for details of how to install and set up each of these new
features.
Table of Contents
Organization Management
Workforce Management
Predefined Elements
Defining User Balances
Payroll Management
User Profiles
Organization Management
Step 1.Click on the organization classification for which you want to enter additional
information.
Step 2.Choose the Others button to open the Additional Organization Information
window.
Step 3.Select one of the following:
o For more information on Business Group, see: Entering Business
Group Information in Oracle Applications Help
Step 1. Click on the organization classification for which you want to enter additional
information.
Step 2. Choose the Others button to open the Additional Organization Information
window.
Step 3. Select one of the following:
o For more information on Reporting Information, see: Entering
Reporting Information for an HR Organization or a Company Cost
Center in Oracle Applications Help
o For more information on Costing Information, see: HR Organizations:
Entering Costing Information in Oracle Applications Help
o For more information on Parent Organization, see: HR Organizations:
Entering Parent Organizations in Oracle Applications Help
o For more information on Work Day Information, see: Business Groups
and HR Organizations: Entering Work Day Defaults in Oracle
Applications Help
o For more information on Payslip Information, see: Entering Payslip
Information in Oracle Applications Help
o For more information on Self Service Preference Information, see:
Entering Self-Service Preference Information in Oracle Applications
Help
Step 1. Click on the organization classification for which you want to enter additional
information.
Step 2. Choose the Others button to open the Additional Organization Information
window.
Step 3. Select one of the following:
o For more information on Representative Body Information, see:
Entering Representative Body Information in Oracle Applications Help
o For more information on Constituency information, see:Entering
Constituency Information for a Representative Body in Oracle
Applications Help
Step 1. Click on the organization classification for which you want to enter additional
information.
Step 2. Choose the Others button to open the Additional Organization Information
window.
Step 3. Select one of the following:
o For more information on Location, see: Entering Location Information
for Constituencies in Oracle Applications Help
o For more information on Organization, see: Entering Organization
Information for Constituencies in Oracle Applications Help
o For more information on Organization Hierarchy, see: Entering
Organization Hierarchy Information for Constituencies in Oracle
Applications Help
o For more information on Grade, see: Entering Grade Information for
Constituencies in Oracle Applications Help
o For more information on Bargaining Unit, see: Entering Bargaining
Unit Information for Constituencies in Oracle Applications Help
o For more information on Job, see: Entering Job Information for
Constituencies in Oracle Applications Help
o For more information on Collective Agreement Grade, see: Entering
Collective Agreement Grade Information for Constituencies in Oracle
Applications Help
Step 1. Click on the organization classification for which you want to enter additional
information.
Step 2. Choose the Others button to open the Additional Organization Information
window.
Step 3. Select Trade Union Information. For more information on Trade Union
Information, see: Entering Trade Union Information for a Bargaining Association in
Oracle Applications Help.
Step 4. Repeat these steps to enter further information.
Step 1. Click on the organization classification for which you want to enter additional
information.
Step 2. Choose the Others button to open the Additional Organization Information
window.
Step 3. Select one of the following:
o For more information on GL Company Cost Center, see: Entering GL
Company Cost Center Information for a Company Cost Center in
Oracle Applications Help
o For more information on Reporting Information, see: Entering
Reporting Information for an HR Organization or a Company Cost
Center in Oracle Applications Help
Step 1. Click on the organization classification for which you want to enter additional
information.
Step 2. Choose the Others button to open the Additional Organization Information
window.
Step 3. Select Professional Body Info. For more information on Professional Body
Info, see: Entering Additional Information for a Professional Body in Oracle
Applications Help.
Step 4. Repeat these steps to enter further information.
Step 1. Click on the organization classification for which you want to enter additional
information.
Step 2. Choose the Others button to open the Additional Organization Information
window.
Step 3. Select the following:
o Saudi GOSI Details. For more information on Saudi GOSI Details, see:
GREs/Legal Entities: Entering Saudi GOSI Details in Oracle
Applications Help
o GOSI Reference Formula, see: GREs/Legal Entities: Entering GOSI
Reference Formula
Step 1. From the Organization window, query the organization if it is not already
displayed and select the GRE/Legal entity in the Organization Classifications region.
Step 2. Choose the Others button to display Additional Organization Information
window.
Step 3. From the Additional Organization Information window, select GOSI
Reference Formula.
Step 4. Click in the field to display the GOSI Reference Formula window.
Step 5. Enter the formula you have created. For more information on writing
formulas, See: Writing or Editing a Formula in Oracle Applications Help
Step 6. Save your work.
Step 1. In the Organization window, query the business group if it does not already
appear there. In the Organization Classifications region, select the business group.
Step 2. Choose the Others button, and select Saudi Payslip Balances.
Step 3. Click in the Additional Organization Information window to open the Saudi
Payslip Balances window.
Step 4. Select the Balance Name for which you want to display the information.
Step 5. Select a dimension for the balance in the Balance Dimension field.
Step 6. Enter a description of the balance information in the Balance Narrative field.
This information appear on the payslip as you enter it here. The payslip will show
only non-zero balances.
Step 7. Choose the OK button.
Step 8. Save your work.
Step 1. In the Organization window, query the business group if it does not already
appear there. In the Organization Classifications region, select business group.
Step 2. Choose the Others button, and select Saudi Payslip Elements.
Step 3. Click in the Additional Organization Information window to open the Saudi
Payslip Elements window.
Step 4. Select the Element Name and the input value for the element.
Step 5. Enter a description of the element information in the Element Narrative field.
This information appears on the payslip exactly as you enter it here.
Step 6. Choose the OK button.
Step 7. Save your work.
Workforce Management
Entering Additional Assignment Details (Assignment
Window)
Once you have set up basic assignment details, you can enter additional information,
such as supervisor details, special ceiling progression points, and salary information,
in the tabbed regions of the Assignment window. Some assignment information is not
applicable to contingent workers, so some tabbed regions are not displayed for
contingent worker assignments.
You can select a contingent worker as a supervisor only if the HR: Expand Role of
Contingent Worker user profile option is set to Yes.
You can select a supervisor from another Business Group if the HR Cross Business
Group user profile option is set to Yes at your site. Note: The application does not
update this information. Use organization and position hierarchies to show
management reporting lines.
Step 6. If you use Oracle Services Procurement to provide purchase order information
for contingent worker assignments, the purchase order line may include the projected
assignment end date. In this case, the date appears in the Projected Assignment End
field. Otherwise, enter the projected end date of the assignment.
Step 2. Enter a billing title. The information you enter in the Billing Title field serves
as the default title on project customer invoices. You can override this information
using Project Accounting.
Step 3. Enter a project title.
You must enter grade ladder information to use the Grade/Step Progression process.
Step 1. Choose the Grade Ladder tabbed region.
Step 2. Select the grade ladder for this assignment. If you selected a grade for this
assignment previously, all the grade ladders that use that grade are available. If you
have not selected a grade, all the active grade ladders in your enterprise are available.
Compensation and Benefits
Management
Predefined Elements
The following table shows the predefined elements for payroll runs.
Predefined Elements
You can group similar balances - such as all earnings balances - in a single category
for quicker and easier processing. Each localization has a defined set of categories. If
there are no categories in the list of values, this means your legislation is not yet using
the category functionality.
Set your effective date to the start date for the balance feeds
Set your effective date to the start date for the balance feeds.
Select one or more elements to feed the balance. Only those elements whose input
values have the same unit of measure as the balance are listed.
When you select an element, its classification is displayed. You can select elements
with different classifications.
Select the input value that is to feed the balance.
For most payroll balances select Pay Value so that the element's run result feeds the
balance.
Select Add or Subtract for the balance feed.
Select one or more element classifications and select Add or Subtract for each.
Select one or more element classifications and select Add or Subtract for each. The
run results of all elements in the classification will feed the balance.
The list includes all the primary and secondary element classifications that are valid
for this balance. If you select a secondary classification, you cannot also select its
parent primary classification.
Note: Secondary classifications are not used in the North American or Singapore
versions of Oracle Payroll at this time.
You can remove any dimension previously selected for a user-defined balance. You
can also add dimensions to the startup balances included with your system, and later
remove these additional dimensions. However, you cannot remove the dimensions
that were predefined for the startup balances. Note: To hold balances for a fiscal year
that is different from the calendar year, you must supply the fiscal year start date for
your Business Group.
Step 9. Optionally, select the Grossup Balance check box for one of the dimensions,
to make the balance eligible for grossup.
UK users: If you want to make the balance eligible for grossup, you must select this
check box for the _ASG_RUN dimension.
Saudi Users: Oracle Payroll provides Saudi SOE Balance Attributes to view the SOE
report. You can use the predefined balance attributes or create your own balance
attributes.
Payroll Management
Running the Saudi Payslip Report
Run the Saudi Payslip Report to generate both online and printed payslips for your
employees. This report enables your employees to view information, such as
employee details basic pay, deductions, contributions to GOSI, summary of the
payment, and payment information.
Run the Saudi Payslip Report from the Submit Request window.
You must run the Payroll Archiver process before running the payslip report for same
period.
Run the Saudi Payroll Archiver process from the Submit Request window.
Run the Saudi Payroll Upgrade process from the Submit Request window.
Your employees can now view their payslips online through Oracle SSHR, but must
run the payment process to enable this to happen.
Run the Saudi Payroll Register from the Submit Request window.
Step 4. Select the last day of the archived payroll period in the Reporting Period End
Date field.
Step 5. Select a value in the Sort Order field 1 to generate the report according to your
sort order preference. Employee Number is the default value. Note: For example, if
you select Organization as the reporting entity and employee number as the sort order
1, then the application first sorts the payroll register by organization, then sorts by the
employee number.
Step 6. Specify Sort Order fields 2 and 3, if required.
Step 7. Choose the Submit button.
This procedure uses numbers 01-12 to represent the months of the Gregorian
calendar.
Run the Saudi Monthly Contributions Report from the Submit Request window.
Step 1. Select the Saudi Monthly Contributions Report in the Name field.
Step 2. Click in the Parameters field to open the Parameters window.
Step 3. Select the Employer for whom you want to generate the monthly contributions
report.
Step 4. Enter a contributory month for which you want to generate the report in the
Month field.
Step 5. Enter a contribution year for which you want to generate the report in the Year
field.
Step 6. Enter the GOSI contribution arrears amount in the Arrears field. You can enter
arrears amount from the previous month, if available.
Step 7. Enter the penalty charges in the Penalty field, if you have to pay penalty to
GOSI. Note: Employers incur penalty charges if they do not send the monthly
contributions report with the cheques/checks to GOSI within the first fifteen days of
the month.
Step 8. Enter the discount amount. You can enter the discount amount, only if you
have an official approval from the GOSI office. You attach the discount form along
with the Saudi Monthly Contributions report.
Step 9. Choose the Submit button.
Run the Saudi Workers Movement Report from the Submit Request window.
Step 1. Select the Saudi Workers Movement Report in the Name field.
Step 2. Click in the Parameters field to open the Parameters window.
Step 3. Select the Employer for whom you want to generate the workers movement
report.
Step 4. Select any one of the form types:
Select Registered form type, if you want to generate the report for the new
employees who are registered with GOSI.
Select Terminated form type, if you want to generate the report for the
terminated employees.
Select Unregistered form type, if you want to generate the report for the new
employees who are not registered with GOSI.
Leave the Form Type blank, if you want to generate the report for all the
employees who are registered, unregistered, and terminated.
Step 5. Select the Employee Number if you want to generate the report for a particular
employee.
Step 6. Enter the Effective Date on which you want to view the report.
Step 7. Select the Assignment Set, if you want to generate the report for all employees
who are included in the selected assignment set. Note: If you select both employee
number and assignment set, then the report displays the workers' movements
according to the assignment set.
If you select both employer and assignment set, then the report displays only those
assignment sets for the selected employer.
This procedure uses numbers 01-12 to represent the months of the Gregorian
calendar.
Run the Saudi New and Terminated Workers Report from the Submit Request
window.
Step 1. Select the Saudi New and Terminated Workers Report in the Name field.
Step 2. Click in the Parameters field to open the Parameters window.
Step 3. Select the Employer for whom you want to generate the new and terminated
workers report.
Step 4. Enter a contributory month for which you want to generate the report in the
Month field.
Step 5. Enter a contributory year for which you want to generate the report in the Year
field.
Step 6. Choose the Submit button.
User Profiles
A user profile is a set of changeable options that affects the way your application runs.
You can set user profiles at different levels. The levels below are used by the standard
Security hierarchy type:
Site level - These settings apply to all users at an installation site.
Application level - These settings apply to all users of any responsibility
associated with the application.
Responsibility level - These settings apply to all users currently signed on under
the responsibility.
User level - These settings apply to individual users, identified by their application
usernames.
Values set at a higher level cascade as defaults to the lower levels. Values set at a
lower level override any default from a higher level.
Suggestion: Set site-level options first to ensure that all options have a default. If a
profile option does not have a default value, it might cause errors when you use
windows, run reports, or run concurrent requests.
There are two other Hierarchy Types that are used by some profile options:
Organization hierarchy type, and Server hierarchy type. These hierarchy type values
also cascade as defaults from Site down to User level. They have the following levels:
The Organization hierarchy type enables you to set profile options for users in
different operating units that are used by other applications, particularly Financials.
These are not used by HRMS at all.
The Server hierarchy type should only be used by Database Administrators. It enables
you to set values for a particular server on which you are running the application.
For more information on these hierarchy types, see: Profiles Window (User, System
Administrator, and Flexfields Help) in Oracle Applications Help
You use the System Profile Values window to set profile options at each level for
your user community. If you change a user profile option value, your change takes
effect as soon as your users log on again or change responsibilities.
For more information on System Profiles Values, see: System Profile Values Window
in Oracle Applications Help
Application users can use the Personal Profile Values window to set their own profile
options at the user level. Not all profile options are visible to users, and some profile
options, while visible, cannot be updated by end users. Any changes users make to
their personal profile options take effect immediately.
For more information on Personal Profile Values, see: Personal Profile Values
Window in Oracle Applications Help
The table below indicates whether users of the system can view or update the profile
option, and at which System Administrator levels (either user, responsibility,
application, or site) the profile options can be updated. These System Administrator
levels are included in the table as SA User, SA Resp, SA Admin, and SA Site,
respectively.
For the User column and each of the SA level columns in the table, Yes indicates that
you can update the profile, V indicates that you can view the profile but you cannot
update it, and No indicates that you can neither view nor update the profile.
A "Required" profile option requires you to provide a value. Otherwise the profile
option already provides a default value, so you only need to change it if you do not
want to accept the default.
For details of profile options applicable to all Oracle Applications, see: Profile
Options in Oracle Applications Object Library in Oracle Applications Help
Profile Options
AME:Installed
AuditTrail:Activate
When you enter or update data in your forms, you change the database tables
underlying the forms you see and use.
AuditTrail tracks which rows in a database table were updated at what time and which
user was logged in using the form(s).
You can turn AuditTrail on or off (Yes or No). The default setting is No. You must
set this option to Yes before you can audit any Oracle Applications table.
If you want to use the Hourly activity reference period for Compensation Workbench
plans, enter a value for this user profile option to determine how to convert an hourly
rate to an annual rate, and vice versa. The default is 2080 hours (8 hours * 5 days * 52
weeks).
Set this profile option for Self-Service Compensation Workbench to control the
preferred currency in which a manager views and enters budget and worksheet
distributions. Actual amounts are paid in the currency of the Compensation
Workbench plan, not the preferred currency.
BEN:Compensation Manager
Set this profile option to Yes to give access to features in the Compensation
Workbench that are available only to Compensation Managers.
Use this profile option to determine whether compensation object names display in
various application windows (both in the professional and Self-Service user
interfaces) based on the user's session date or the life event occurred on date.
Set this profile option to 'N' to restrict a user from copying plan design data between
business groups through the Plan Design Copy function. The profile option defaults to
'Y.' If you set the value to 'N,' the user will only be able to export a plan design or
copy the plan design within the business group attached to their responsibility.
Use this profile option to determine CWB Approval behavior. If you set the value to
'Y,' then CWB Approval Mode allows you to enforce the submission and approval of
all lower-level manager worksheets before higher-level managers may submit their
worksheets for approval. The default approval mode allows the submission of a
worksheet by a higher-level manager at any time regardless of the status of the lower-
level manager worksheets.
Set this profile option to Extended Stock Option History for use with the Employee
Stock Options Total Position Report. If you load stock history from a third party
administrator into Oracle HRMS, you can use the Grant Detail Report Style of the
Total Position Report to view details about grants held by individual employees.
BEN: Designation No Change
This profile option determines the contents of the Dependent Eligibility Audit log.
When set to No (the default value) the audit log returns information only for
dependents with eligibility changes. When set to Yes, the audit log returns all
dependents, even if they have no eligibility change.
This profile option enables you to configure how FastFormula rules are evaluated in
an eligibility profile. It is set to AND by default, meaning that a participant must
satisfy all the rules you attach to an eligibility profile. If you set the user profile option
to OR, the participant need only satisfy one of the rules.
Set this profile option to Yes for the users or responsibilities who will enter absences
for absence benefit plans, if you want them to run the Participation Process to process
the absence life events. This displays the Enroll Absences button on the Absence
Detail window.
Use this profile option to determine whether the system triggers the Quartile in Grade
Life Event when a change in a person's grade, salary basis, or salary moves them into
a new quartile in grade. These conditions trigger the Quartile in Grade life event if the
BEN:Enable Quartile in Grade Life Event user profile option is set to Yes. If you set
this profile option to No, the system never creates a Quartile in Grade potential life
event.
Set this profile option to Y to deduct any after tax employee contributions from the
imputed income total for a benefits plan subject to imputed income. If you leave this
profile set to N (the default) the application assumes that the employer pays 100% of
the given benefit.
Use this profile option to set the maximum length of a record generated by the Extract
Write Process for compensation and benefits system extracts.
BEN:VAPRO Rule
This profile option enables you to configure how FastFormula rules are evaluated in a
variable rate profile. It is set to AND by default, meaning that a participant must
satisfy all the rules you attach to a variable rate profile. If you set the user profile
option to OR, the participant need only satisfy one of the rules.
DateTrack:Date Security
Controls the way users can change their effective date:
o All (users can change to any date)
o Past (users can change to dates in the past only)
o Present (users cannot change their effective date)
o Future (users can change to dates in the future only)
The meaning of Past and Future here is with respect to the user's login date, which is
usually today's date, but may be set to another value by the DateTrack:Login Date
profile option.
DateTrack:Enabled
Normally a user logs onto the system with an effective date of today's date. Use this
profile option to change a user's default date to another date. This profile option works
in conjunction with DateTrack:Date Security. For example, if a user has
DateTrack:Date Security set to Future and DateTrack:Login Date set to 1900/01/01,
they can change their effective date to any date after January 1 1900, but not before.
DateTrack:Reminder
Determines whether the Decision window appears when you open a window in which
you can enter, update, or delete datetracked information. Notice that the Decision
window never appears on windows where you can query datetracked information but
not update it. There are three possible values:
o Always (the window always appears)
o Never (the window never appears)
o Not Today (the window appears only if the effective date is not the
system date)
If this profile option is set to Yes, any personalizations created for self-service
functions using the Personalization Framework will not be applied. Only the original
definition of each self-service page will be displayed.
Controls whether you use multiple security groups. There are three possible values:
o No - If using standard security
o Y - If using multiple security groups
o Hosted - Reserved for use by VPD Hosting implementations
Change the default to Yes at application level only if your enterprise is implementing
a Security Groups Enabled system (multiple security groups). If you change the
default to Yes, you must run the Enable Multiple Security Groups process. See:
Security Models in Oracle Applications Help.
Attention: Once you have changed to Security Groups Enabled Security you
cannot revert to the Standard Security model.
Note: Non HRMS applications do not support multiple security groups in Release
11i.
Set to Yes if you want the flexfield to pop open automatically. If this option is set to
No, you can open the flexfield by choosing Edit Field from the Edit menu or pressing
CTRL+L.
This profile option determines whether a key flexfield window automatically opens
when you navigate to the field.
Set to Yes if you want the flexfield to pop open automatically. If the option is set to
No, you can open the flexfield by choosing Edit Field from the Edit menu or pressing
CTRL+L.
Controls which set of help files are linked to each responsibility. If you accept the
default, then the set of help files for Global HRMS will be associated with the
responsibility. However, if you want to specify a legislative or vertical variant of
HRMS you must set the Help Localization Code as follows:
o AU for Australia HRMS Help
o BE for Belgian HR Help
o CA for Canadian HRMS Help
o CN for Chinese HRMS Help
o DE for German HRMS Help
o GCC for Gulf Cooperative Council region (including Saudi Arabia)
HR Help
o FD for US Federal HR Help
o FR for French HR Help
o HK for Hong Kong HR Help
o IE for Irish HRMS Help
o IT for Italian HR Help
o JP for Japanese HRMS Help
o NL for Netherlands HR Help
o NZ for New Zealand HRMS Help
o SG for Singapore HRMS Help
o UK for UK HRMS Help
o US for US HRMS Help
o ZA for South African HR Help
Controls whether the absence duration formula automatically recalculates the duration
of an absence when the date or time of the absence is changed. Set to Yes if you have
created an absence duration formula (or one is supplied by your localization team)
and you want absence durations to be recalculated automatically.
Enables a manager to see the Detail Summary View in a Form or Tabular Format.
Controls whether the Other Available Actions region is displayed on the Actions page
when the user has preselected a different action.
Controls the point at which the application runs validation checks for Pending
Workflow transactions within SSHR. The validation can be carried out using one of
the following options:
o All actions are validated
o Only the preselected action is validated. The other actions are validated
after selection.
o All actions are validated after selection
This profile option will allow an approver to make updates to actions in Self Service.
Set this profile option to Yes to allow multiple simultaneous self-service actions.
If this profile option is set to yes, the Eligibility column will be displayed on the
Actions page and all eligible and ineligible actions are displayed. The Eligibility
column will distinguish between them.
If it is set to No, the default, only eligible actions are displayed and the Eligibility
column will not be displayed.
Note: Managers will not be able to process ineligible actions unless the profile
option HR:Allow Processing of Ineligible Self Service Actions is also set to
Yes.
Enables a manager to see the Detail Summary View in a Form or Tabular Format.
This profile option is used in Appraisal V3.4 where you can configure the Appraisal
Template field to be an LOV or a poplist. Valid values are Yes, which will display the
field as an LOV, and No, the default, which will display the field as a poplist.
Use this profile option to control whether appraisees can add participants in an
Appraisal process. The default value of Yes enables appraisees to add participants. If
you set it to No, appraisees cannot add participants.
If you are using context-sensitive links from a button on the Oracle toolbar to the third
party information product Authoria HR, set this profile option to Yes to enable the
integration, or No to disable the integration. If you set this option to No, the 'Info
Online' toolbar button does not link to Authoria HR from the applicable windows, and
hyperlinks do not appear in the applicable self-service pages.
If you are using context-sensitive links from a button on the Oracle toolbar to the third
party information product Authoria HR, set this profile option to the URL of the
Authoria HR engine serving UK-related content.
HR: Authoria US URL
If you are using context-sensitive links from a button on the Oracle toolbar to the third
party information product Authoria HR, set this profile option to the URL of the
Authoria HR engine serving US-related content.
This profile option enables you to control whether the values calculated for a
collective agreement during the entitlement evaluation process are applied
automatically to an employee. For each entitlement item, the most beneficial value
that the employee is entitled to is applied. Instances where the application cannot
automatically establish the most beneficial value are noted in the log file and you can
manually make a selection using the Collective Agreement Entitlements window.
This profile option enables you to control whether the entitlement evaluation process
is run automatically when an employee is first placed on a collective agreement.
If you have set the HR: Generate Organizations from GL profile so that organizations
are automatically created in HR based on GL cost centers, then you can use this
profile to control whether the Synchronize Single GL Company Cost Centers with HR
concurrent program is automatically run following the creation of a new GL account
code combination.
When you set this profile option to Yes, if a person's assignment has a salary basis
assigned but no pay proposal, the Description and Salary fields will be mandatory.
The user will be forced to enter values for these fields.
HR:Business Group
This profile option determines the business group linked to a responsibility. The Setup
Business Group is defaulted at Site level.
If you use Standard HRMS security this option is automatically set up when you enter
the HR: Security Profile profile option, except in cases where you are using a global
security profile (that is, a security profile that does not specify a business group). In
this case, you must specifically set up this option for each responsibility.
If you use Security Groups Enabled security, this option is not user-configurable. The
business group is determined when you create a security profile assignment using the
Assign Security Profile window.
This profile option is supplied primarily for Oracle Development or Third Party
Suppliers to use. It currently has no impact on delivered functionality.
This profile option enables you to control whether the entitlement evaluation process
first looks to see if a value for a particular entitlement exists in the cache before re-
evaluating.
This profile option enables you to control whether the log file generated during the
entitlement evaluation or entitlement population processes shows high or low detail.
This profile only affects the processed that run from the Entitlement Results window,
The log generated when you run the Collective Agreement Entitlement Evaluation
process from the Submit Requests window always displays high detail and is not
affected by this profile option.
This profile option controls which Manager Actions menu SSHR displays for
managers who are also contingent workers. If you create a custom Manager Actions
menu for contingent workers, you must change this profile option to point to your
custom menu.
This profile option controls which Personal Actions menu SSHR displays for users
who are also contingent workers. If you create a custom Personal Actions menu for
contingent workers, you must change this profile option to point to your custom
menu.
You use this user profile option for HRMS budgets. When you set the profile option
to Yes, the application copies all budget details (budget periods, budget sets, and
funding sources) to a new budget worksheet when the worksheet is a copy of an
existing budget version.
This user profile option allows users of some HRMS windows to see certain
information for more than one business group. If you set this option to Yes, it:
o Enables users to select benchmark jobs from other business groups
o Checks for the uniqueness of job names across all business groups and
issues a warning if you attempt to enter a non-unique name
o Enforces that there can only be one master job group
o Enables users to create global competencies and rating scales
o Controls whether users can select people from other business groups in
the following fields in HRMS windows:
Absence: authorizing person, replacement person
Applicant Assignment: recruiter, supervisor, referred by
Assignment: supervisor
Organization Manager Relationship: manager - also controls
whether organizations from other business groups are available.
Events: event participants, internal contact person
Employee review: reviewers
Requisitions and Vacancies: requisition raised by, recruiter
Recruitment Activity: authorized by, internal contact
Termination: accepted by
This profile option also controls the filtering of HRMS secure views. If you set this
profile option to Yes, secure views display data across all business groups. If you set
this profile option to No, the views filter data by the business group of the current
security profile.
Note: If you have built custom code that references HRMS secure views, the
setting of the HR: Cross Business Group profile option may affect the
functionality of your code.
Set to Yes if users need to see this information across all business groups. Set to No if
users only work with the information defined for one business group. The default is
No.
This profile option determines whether contingent workers are included in head count
reports.
This profile option is used by Data Uploader and other areas of the system which need
to read or import files. Set this profile to the full path for a directory accessible to the
Oracle database. Files stored in this directory can then be accessed by Oracle HRMS.
Data pump may now be configured using action parameter groups instead of the
default action parameters. This configuration enables data pump configuration to be
separate to that of payroll processes that share action parameters (e.g. the THREADS
action parameter) with Data Pump. You can use the HR:Data Pump Action Parameter
Group profile option to specify the default action parameter group to use for Data
Pump action parameters. HRMS also provides an extra concurrent program parameter
to enable the action parameter group to be changed for the Data Pump run.
The default value for this profile option is Null and it is treated as Null in the code
(the default action parameter group).
Set this profile option to Yes to enable default costing for position assignments. For
position control budgets, the default value is the proportional value for the budget.
You can write a FastFormula to override the budget value with other costing segments
and proportions.
Use this profile option to set the automatic check/cheque number process. You can set
this profile with the Organization Payment Level value to enable automatic
check/cheque numbering. This profile option is for US and Canadian Payroll only.
Defines the default nationality for a user. When a new person is entered in the People
window, the nationality entered here is automatically displayed in the Nationality
field.
Defers save of SSHR transactions after the final approval. The transaction is saved
automatically when the Workflow Background Proces runs.
By default this profile option is set to Brief Name, which means that on the Enter
Process pages, employee names are displayed in brief format. If you prefer to see the
full employee name, set this profile option to Full Name.
If set to Yes position hierarchy will be used in the HGrid on the Enter Process page in
SSHR. By default the HGrid uses supervisor hierarchy.
Enables a manager to see the Detail Summary View in a Form or Tabular Format.
Set this profile option to Yes to turn the Sort Code validation on and off. Sort Code
will only appear for territories, for example GB, where branch code validation is
supported. You disable the validation if you don't set this profile option or set it to N.
Note: Note: As this profile option is a global profile option, you should take
care in a multi-territory Oracle HRMS implementation not to set it on with too
wide a scope.
This profile option is for use by North American customers who use Vertex geocodes
data to validate US and Canadian addresses. It enables or disables the defaulting of
DTW4 employee tax data when an employee primary address or work address is
changed. For example, set this option to No to prevent DTW4 data from being
defaulted when an employee address is changed to an overseas address.
The default is Yes. This option can be set at site level only.
This profile option controls whether a manager can view and update multiple
assignments for an employee in SSHR. If the profile option is set to Yes, all the
assignments of a person will be displayed on the HGrid on the Enter Process page.
Otherwise, only primary assignments will be displayed.
This profile option controls the functionality of the Data Export button on the Oracle
HRMS toolbar. Set this profile option to Yes at Site level to enable integration with
Web ADI, so that when a user chooses the Data Export button, the download process
uses Web ADI. Set to No to use Application Data Exchange (ADE).
Set this profile option to Yes to specify that users must enter a value for a mandatory
costing segment at each costing level where it is qualified.
This profile option enables you to select contingent workers to perform many of the
roles fulfilled by employees. For example, if you set the profile option to Yes you can
select a contingent worker to be a supervisor in the Assignment window and an
authorizer in the Absence window.
You are now able to select a contingent worker to fulfill the following roles:
o Supervisor
o Recruiter
o Interviewer
o Cost center manager
o Reviewer
o Event attendee
o Termination authority
o Manager
If you are using Info Online to allow users to access to information provider websites
from a button on the Oracle toolbar, use this profile option to launch dynamic content
via a web server different from the one specified by the Applications Servlet Agent.
If you are using Info Online to allow users to access information provider websites
from a button on the Oracle toolbar, this profile option controls whether or not the
feature is enabled for a user or group of users. Set to Yes to enable the feature and
display the Info Online button on the Oracle toolbar. Set to No to disable the feature
and hide the button.
This is similar to the way that Applications Help Web Agent acts as an override to the
default.
If this profile option is set to No, the user will not be able to enter text freely for the
school name. Instead their entry will be restricted to a list of values. If the profile
option is set to Yes they can enter free text, or choose from the list of values.
This profile option enables you to control, where your business group is defined as
French, whether the mandatory checks for establishment, contract and employee
category attribution are performed on payroll assignments.
Used in conjunction with the HR: GL Cost Center Synchronization Options profile
this profile option defines which organization classifications are created when you
synchronize your GL cost centers with your organizations in HRMS. It has the
following settings:
o None
o Company Cost Centers
o HR Organizations and Company Cost Centers
This profile option enables you to control how GL cost centers are synchronized with
organizations in HRMS. It must be used in conjunction with the HR: GL Cost Center
Org Classifications profile option and has the following settings:
o Synchronize only: GL cost centers are only synchronized with
matching organizations that already exist. Organizations are matched
using the company valueset, company code, cost center valueset, and
cost center code. When using this setting the HR: GL Cost Center Org
Classifications profile option should be set to None.
o Synchronize and add missing classifications: GL cost centers are
synchronized with matching organizations that already exist.
Organizations are matched using either the company valueset,
company code, cost center valueset, and cost center code or the derived
organization name. The derived organization name is based on the
settings of the HR: GL Organization Name Format profile option.
Where it finds a match it creates the organization classifications
specified in the HR: GL Cost Center Org Classifications profile option,
if they do not already exist, and synchronizes the organization with the
appropriate GL cost center. You cannot set the HR: GL Cost Center
Org Classifications profile option to None if you use this setting.
o Synchronize and add missing classifications and organizations: GL
cost centers are synchronized with matching organizations in the same
way as the previous setting (Synchronize and add missing
classifications). In addition, where no matching organization is found,
a new one is created with the classifications specified in the HR: GL
Cost Center Org Classifications profile option and then synchronized.
You cannot set the HR: GL Cost Center Org Classifications profile
option to None if you use this setting.
This profile option enables you to define the name format for organizations created
automatically in HRMS based on a GL cost center.
Defines the competence key flexfield structure to be used when creating global
competencies. If you do not have a value in this field then you will not be able to
create global competencies.
These options are used to control which two segments of the key flexfields appear in
Person Search.
If you are using Info Online to allow users to access information provider websites
from a button on the Oracle HRMS toolbar, this profile option controls whether the
results are displayed in a separate browser window each time the user follows a link.
Set to Yes to open a new window for each link followed; set to No to use the same
window for each link.
If you are using Info Online to allow users to access the third party information
product RIA from a button on the Oracle toolbar, this profile option controls the
single sign-on capability between Oracle and RIA. Enter a valid password at user
level.
Note: If you change your password on PCP then you must also update this
user profile option.
If you are using Info Online to allow users to access the third party information
product RIA from a button on the Oracle toolbar, this profile option controls the
single sign-on capability between Oracle and RIA. Enter a valid username at user
level.
If you are using Info Online to allow users to access information provider websites
from a button on the Oracle toolbar, you can optionally use this profile option to
identify an alternative icon for the Info Online toolbar button.
The image file should be in GIF format with the following attributes:
Place the file in the virtual directory (relative to the web server used to start forms):
/OA_JAVA/oracle/apps/media
$JAVA_TOP/oracle/apps/media.
Set to Yes to use the predefined contexts to narrow the search; set to No to display a
list of all predefined options that are available from the selected window.
Use this profile option to define the way a persona??s name appears in your workflow
notifications. If you do not set the HR: Informal Name Format profile option, the
application uses the default name structure.
These options are used to control which two segments of the key flexfields appear in
Person Search.
The job level options are used to determine the seniority of a person's job. You can set
a default for the job level at Site, Application and Responsibility level.
HR:Local Nationality
Use this profile to set a value for nationality. This profile option is for users of the
Saudi Arabia legislation only.
As a System Administrator, you must set a value for HR: Local Nationality Profile to
identify if your employees are Saudi nationals or not. Set the value for the profile
before you run payroll. If you do not set the profile value, then the payroll run will not
occur and will display an error message.
The default setting is Stop with an Error. This will force the user to choose an
effective date subsequent to any future-dated change.
Change this to Allow Approval (Notify HR Rep) to allow the user to select a date
prior to any future-dated changes. After final approval the transaction will be
forwarded to an HR Representative for review and manual entry into the database.
Attention: If you are setting this profile option to Allow Approval, and you
have enabled HR:Allow Approver Updates to Self Service Actions, Oracle
recommends that you also enable HR:Refresh Self Service Actions with Data
from Intervening Actions.
Controls which actions menu is displayed for managers within SSHR. If you create a
custom Manager Actions menu, you must change this profile option to point to your
custom menu.
Use this profile option to set the number of characters or digits to display in numbers
such as bank account or credit card numbers. Enter a positive number of digits to
display from the back (for example, xxxx345) or a negative number of digits to
display from the front (for example, 123xxxx).
Use this profile option to select the first MetaLink page that appears when you choose
the Info Online toolbar button in an HRMS window. You can select a page for a
specific application (for example, Human Resources or Payroll), or you can add your
own choice of pages to the list using the HR MetaLink Application lookup.
Set this profile option to Yes to enable links from Oracle HRMS windows to
MetaLink via the Info Online toolbar button. Set to No to disable the links.
This profile enables the Monitor Balance Retrieval Debug Tool, which allows you
identify database items associated with the values held in the latest balance tables, in
order to reference them in the formula called by the payroll run. Set to Yes to enable
monitoring, or No to disable monitoring.
HR: NI Unique Error or Warning
If you want to warn users that the national identifier they have entered already exists,
leave the default as warning. If you want to prevent a user entering the same national
identifier more than once, you can change the message to an error. This stops the user
entering the same national identifier.
Enables you to define the validation that is used for a national identifier. There are
three possible values:
o Error on Fail (default value). If a user enters an invalid national
identifier, an error message is displayed and the user cannot save the
national identifier until they have entered it in the correct format.
o Warning on Fail. If a user enters an invalid national identifier, a
warning is displayed, but the user can save the national identifier.
o No Validation. A user can enter and save the national identifier in any
format. No validation is performed and no message is displayed.
Select a customization element set to define the element entry values that are view-
only on the Element Entries window. Typically you use this user profile option to
prevent updates to elements that are maintained using legislation-specific windows.
SSHR supports multiple assignments per person, and keeps tax information per
assignment. Since a person can file only one withholding form, however, SSHR offers
three options to handle multiple assignments:
o Primary. Updates primary assignments only.
o All (default value). Updates all assignments.
o None. Disables self-service updates.
Enables you to set up whether you are using the new benefits model, that is, Standard
or Advanced Benefits. Enter Yes, if you are using the new benefits model. Enter No,
if you are using the compensation and benefit models from previous releases.
Controls whether the end user can override the defaults in the list of values for the
grade. If the profile option is set to No, the user can only select grade values from the
defined list of values.
This User Profile Option is used in SSHR.
If you set this profile option to Like, you can select the organization payment method
name on the basis of it being like an entry in the payments list configuration attribute
instead of an exact match. The setting of Like also enables you to perform an exact
match. The default of this profile option is null, which performs an exact match.
Enables a manager to see the Detail Summary View in a Form or Tabular Format.
Controls which actions menu is displayed for users within SSHR. If you create a
custom Personal Actions menu, you must change this profile option to point to your
custom menu.
These options are used to control which two segments of the key flexfields appear in
Person Search.
You use this profile option to control the synchronization of your person records
where you have multiple records for one person, for example if a person has local
records in two different countries
If you want changes made in one business group to be propagated throughout all
business groups, then set this profile option to Yes.
Note: You can only propagate changes to business groups in which your
security profile allows you to make updates.
HR:Purge Element Entry Permission
Controls whether users can purge element entries (irrespective of whether those
entries have been processed by a payroll run). It does not affect a user's ability to
perform datetracked deletions or updates. The possible values are:
All (the user can purge all element entries)
Information (the user can purge only informational (non-payment) element
entries)
None (the user cannot purge any element entries)
Note: If you have installed a third party payroll interface, you cannot purge any
element entries attached to the interface. If you are using a setting of All or
Information, an error message to this effect appears when you attempt to purge an
element entry.
Set to Yes to restrict access to view-only for all HR and Payroll forms on a menu.
You can set this profile for individual responsibilities or users, or at the site or
application level.
If you want to give query-only access to some forms and full access to other forms,
set the HR:Query Only Mode profile to No and use the parameter
QUERY_ONLY=YES at form function level to restrict access to individual forms.
Note: You can set the parameter QUERY_ONLY=YES for a form function that also
launches a task flow. In this case, specify two parameters in the Form Function
window:
QUERY_ONLY=YES
The entire task flow will be query-only, not just the first form.
This profile allows you to control the effect of concurrent actions. If this profile is set
to Yes, when a pending change is approved which affects the current transaction the
application will display a warning message listing changed attributes and the data will
be refreshed. If it is set to No, the default, the application will display a warning
message and the transaction will fail.
Oracle recommends that this profile option is set to Yes if HR: Allow Approver
Updates to Self Service Actions is also set to Yes.
Note: Oracle recommends that you enable this option if you have set the
system profile HR:Manage Self Service Actions When Future-Dated Changes
Exist to Allow Approval (Notify HR Rep). Otherwise you should disable this
option.
This profile serves both HR and OTA letter requests. It enables you to generate
separate letter requests for each event (OTA) and for each vacancy (HR).
If you set the profile to Yes, it displays the Vacancy Name field on the Request Letter
window. Choosing a value in this field restricts the letter generation to applicants
associated with the vacancy you choose in the Vacancy Name field.
If the HR:Cross Business Group profile is set to Yes, this profile can prevent SSHR
managers from carrying out transactions on employees (within their supervisor
hierarchy) who are from different legislations.
Set this profile option to Yes to enable links from Oracle HRMS windows to the web
pages of third party information provider RIA via the 'Info Online' toolbar button. Set
to No to disable the links.
In order to ensure that the list of eligible actions and sub-actions is up to date, you
must periodically run the Participation Batch Process (Run Benefits Manage Life
Events Process) for that individual. This can be set to run automatically every time a
manager initiates an action by setting the profile option, HR:Run BENMNGLE When
Processing a Self Service Action, to Yes.
Enables a manager to see the Detail Summary View in a Form or Tabular Format.
Restricts access to the organization, positions and payrolls defined in the security
profile. This option is predefined at Site Level with the view-all security profile
created for the Setup Business Group.
If you use Standard HRMS security you must set up the HR: Security Profile profile
option for each responsibility.
If you use Security Groups Enabled security you must not set up the HR: Security
Profile profile option. This is set up automatically when you assign security profiles
using the Assign Security Profile window. You must only change the HR: Security
Profile option by assigning a different security profile to a responsibility using the
Assign Security Profile window.
Specifies whether values for the new person record should be defaulted or not.
For the New Hire function, if the profile is set to Yes, then the following values are
defaulted based on the primary assignment, as of the system date, of the person
logged in:
o Organization
o GRE (if US)
o Payroll
o Salary Basis
The supervisor for the new person defaults to the person logged in. For both New Hire
and Applicant Hire, this profile also controls whih person type is defaulted.
o If the profile is set to No and there is only one person type available,
then this person type is defaulted. If there is more than one available
then the field remains blank and you can select a value.
o If the profile is set to Yes and there is only one person type available,
then this person type is defaulted. If there is more than one available,
then the field displays the person type set as the default for the system
person type of Employee.
This profile options allows the Save for Later button to be displayed on all transaction
pages in Self Service. Set it to No to disable this feature.
HR: Subrogation
Use this profile option to set a value for subrogation. This profile option is for users of
the French legislation only.
Enables the Global sequence for applicant numbering generation process. This
sequence is shared among all business groups.
To set this profile option, you run the process "Change automatic person number
generation to global sequencing". You cannot set this option in the System Profile
Values window.
Enables the Global sequence for contingent worker numbering generation process.
This sequence is shared among all business groups.
To set this profile option, you run the process "Change automatic person number
generation to global sequencing". You cannot set this option in the System Profile
Values window.
Enables the Global sequence for employee numbering generation process. This
sequence is shared among all business groups.
To set this profile option, you run the process "Change automatic person number
generation to global sequencing". You cannot set this option in the System Profile
Values window.
This profile option allows you to restrict the list of values for the grade to include only
those values permitted by the parent organization, job, or position.
Disables the facility to attach short text comments to records. Enables the attachment
of multiple items of various types including OLE objects, Web pages, images, and
word processed documents.
HR:User Type
Limits field access on windows shared between Oracle Human Resources and Oracle
Payroll. If you do not use Oracle Payroll, it must be set to HR User for all
responsibilities.
Note: You must set this profile option at responsibility level.
If you do use Oracle Payroll, you can give each responsibility one of the following
user types, depending on the work role of the holders of the responsibility:
o HR User
o HR with Payroll User
o Payroll User
Enables you to remove title from a person's full name so that it does not appear in
person search lists, such as the Find window on the Person window.
This user profile option is only effective when you insert new records or update
existing records. To remove title from existing records without updating them you
should run the Remove Title from Person's Full Name concurrent process.
Enables you to set the width of the Employee Name and Employee Number floating
layer to the longest name and number you have.
Enables a manager to view their employee's unpublished 360 Degree self appraisals.
Set the profile option to Yes to view an employee's unpublished 360 Degree self
appraisals. The default value is Null.
Forces all tip icons in SSHR to be displayed whether tip text is defined or not.
This option is used as part of the Knowledge Management which allows the Proxy
Port to be used when accessing an external site.
This profile option determines the values that are displayed in the Create poplist in the
Worker Appraisals page. The default value is Employee Appraisals Menu.
Set this profile option to Y to limit the Compensation Objects selected by the
Participation Process to only those linked to the employee's organization.
In the self-service New User Registration processes, links the responsibility you give
to new users to register on SSHR with the organization to which they belong.
Since the lunar month has only 28 days, the yearly start date of a period would be
always less than the legislation specific start date. This profile option enables you to
reset the generated payroll period start date back to the legislation start date. You
should set the profile option to Yes to display Reset Years in the Payroll window. The
default value is No.
Personalize Self-Service Defn
This profile option enables or disables the global Personalize link and Personalize
Region link that appear on self-service functions from SSHR 4.0 and above.
If you use Oracle Services Procurement to provide purchase order information for
contingent worker assignments, you must set this profile option to Yes.