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We are working on improving the operational reports. While we are heading towards the turn of the year, we are entering the period in which the HR processes regarding the granting of leave entitlement are executed. This means that it makes sense to to prioritize improving the report Grant leave entitlement. Increase of performance will be part of the improvements. Based on feedback from our users, we have determined that it is preferable to have the report Grant leave entitlement available in excel. so that it can be easily used for control purposes. Therefore, as of the December release, the report will only be available in Excel format. Should there be a need to export this report to pdf, you can do this by saving the excel as pdf.
At the companies that are remunerated by our partner Lohn AG, in Germany, the need arose for integrated terms of employment with specific data for remuneration in Germany.
If, during implementation, the Visma | Raet consultant has added the Integration Germany terms of employment to the terms of employment cluster, this will be available in the Terms of employment package.
The fields displayed in the Integration Germany terms of employment screen contain data that is required for remuneration in Germany, supplemented in some cases by company-specific fields. You can find more information about these terms of employment and the fields related to them in the online help.
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For applications that will make use of HR Core Business through APIs, including Verzuim 2.0 and Identity & Access Management, it is necessary to award a Unique Personal Identity (UPI) to each employee. To support you in this process, we have developed a report that shows:
You can use this report to generate the proposed UPIs.
In the Proposed UPIs screen, you can specify whether you want to generate the report in Excel or CSV. Please note: if you use leading zeros for employee codes and/or UPIs and you open a CSV file in Excel, these leading zeros may be omitted.
You can then specify which employees you want to see in the report under Employee selection:
Finally, you can choose whether or not to include comments in the report. If you enable this option, you might see comments about a work conflict, for example.
The Proposed UPIs report will be available as an Excel or CSV document under My reports. The language used in the report is English, as the links the UPIs will use tend to also be in English.
You can find more information and explanations about the various columns in the online help.
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In the feedback we received from our customers on the new GDPR Delete Personal Data tool, we were asked to expand the number of personal data fields that are deleted by this functionality.
If an employee’s personal data is deleted, the following fields will be also deleted as of this release:
Employee data |
· Date of birth · Identity · UPI |
Partner data |
· Partner’s last name · Partner’s first and middle names · Partner’s phone number · Street (employee) · House number (employee) · House number suffix (employee) · Postal code (employee) · Town/city (employee) · Country of residence |
The data can be deleted by using the GDPR Delete Personal Data menu option.
Before this release, personal data and workflows in Self Service that could no longer be stored under the GDPR had to be deleted manually. As of this release, when an employee is deleted using GDPR Delete Personal Data, a notification will automatically be sent to Self Service as a reminder to delete the employee data there as well.
If an employee is deleted using GDPR Delete Personal Data, the letter V (Dutch: verwijder) will appear in their Self Service profile as a reminder to delete their data.
If you use the GDPR Delete Personal Data menu option, a notification will be sent to Self Service indicating that the employee has been deleted.
In practice, especially when rehiring, you might encounter a newly hired employee whose name is written slightly differently than when they were previously employed, but whose citizen service number (BSN) already occurs in the system, indicating that they are in fact the same person. That is why the unicity check, which assesses whether a UPI is unique, is limited to the BSN. The last name and date of birth are only checked when there is no BSN available.
The UPI unicity check goes as follows:
No action is required.
Since the previous release, when entering the BSN for a new employee using the Create employee or Create employee with profile group wizards, the system checks whether that BSN is already known by the client and auto-populates the Unique Personal ID field with a suggested value if this is the case.
From now on, this will also happen for new employees who are added using Import or Self Service.
If a new employee is entered using their BSN and the system finds that a UPI already exists for this BSN, the application will auto-populate the UPI field with this UPI when importing or entering through HR Self Service. The field will remain empty until the import is completed. This means that an auto-populated UPI will not be visible while entering a new employee in Self Service. It will only become visible when the data is synchronized with HR Core Business.
No action is required.
For some employees, the PS10 Language heading did not appear on the form in HR Self Service. Because the language heading (i.e. the PS10) is entered as a standard value at the national level and can be overwritten at the employee level, it was not included if it was not explicitly entered at the employee level.
This has been resolved. As of this release, the national level is also included for each employee in the export to Self Service.
No action is required.
Publishing Date : 10/22/2020
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