Your customer has implemented SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central (EC) and now wishes to implement a single global compensation template However, only part of the organization is in Employee Central, some countries are still using SAP ERP. but there are plans to move to SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central over the next two years The customer wants to use the Compensation module to plan for all employees regardless of where their employee data sits.What is the recommended approach to this scenario?
In Admin Center you load a pay matrix table as shown in the screenshot. You map Attribute 1 to Geo Zone. Attribute 2 to Legal Entity, and Attribute 3 to Pay Frequency.See image below.
On the compensation worksheet an employee is in the UK LONDON Geo Zone the ABC Legal Entity, Pay Frequency of BWK, and Pay Grade GR-08 The employee's current range penetration is calculated as exactly 0%. What is their current salary?
A customer would like percentage fields to only show decimal places if they are available. For example 40 00% should display as 40%,but if the percentage calculation is 40.54%. they want to display the decimal places.What number format should you use?
When generating compensation statements, you notice that only the number is appearing for the rating, not the text. How can you correct this?
Your client has asked you to display both the number and text in the standard Performance Rating field.What do you need to update to meet this requirement?
Your client wants to restrict entry into the Lump Sum field to only members of the reward team.How can you achieve this?
You ate implementing an EC-inlegrated template. Which compensation fields are commonly mapped to a pay component or pay component group?Note. There are 3 correct answers to this question.
Your customer is based in the UK and has a functional currency of GBP. However, they also have offices in the US (USD). France (EUR), and Germany (EUR) They would like the budget displayed in local currency for alt planners for example. German planners see the budget in EUR. not GBP.How can you best accomplish this?Note There are 2 correct answers to this question