Skip to Main Content

Analytics Software

Announcement

For appeals, questions and feedback about Oracle Forums, please email oracle-forums-moderators_us@oracle.com. Technical questions should be asked in the appropriate category. Thank you!

EPBCS Workforce - loading employee other compensation and configured defaults

As of 17.10 release, the latest documentation for importing Workforce data seems to be more inline with the new import data load templates names (now downloadable from the Application in Config starting with 17.10 release). See: Importing Workforce Data.

The new templates are now grouped into three different folders, based on the three different options for configuring the level of workforce data. The templates for an Employee and Job configuration are as follows:

pastedImage_0.png

Based on the template, EmployeeOtherCompensationDataLoad_Plan.csv, it would seem that you can directly load other compensation (Additional Earnings, Benefits, and Taxes) for existing employees.

This does indeed work. After running this template,I do see my Other earnings in workforce. However, I also have defaults configured for Other earnings in workforce. Default are required

to support default Other compensation for the New Hire business process. However, when I ran the Synchronize Definitions business rule on these employees, the Other Earnings lines which I loaded are replaced by

the defaults configured in Workforce. This raises a few questions: Should you never run Synchronize Definitions on existing employees if you're loading Other Earnings?. It sure seems like this is

true, but there is no mention of this fact in the documentation. Does Synchronize Definitions need to be tweaked to NOT OVERWRITE Other earnings that are directly loaded?

Does Synchronize Defaults need to be tweaked to only merge default for other earnings that apply to the Job/Union Code but haven't been directly loaded? Is loading Other compensation for existing

employees really supported? If anyone else has tried this, I'm curious if you're seen the same behavior in Workforce.

Comments
Locked Post
New comments cannot be posted to this locked post.
Post Details
Locked on Nov 4 2017
Added on Oct 7 2017
0 comments
498 views