Personnel procedures, such as employee recruitment, organizational reassignment, or an employee resignation are represented by individual personnel actions.
Employee Leaves the Company
When an employee leaves the company, the system performs in the following manner:
- You cannot change certain infotypes because the system needs them to create a history. However, you must delimit some infotype records when an employee leaves the company.
- His or her personnel number cannot be deleted.
- A new Actions infotype record (0000) is created for the leaving action that stores the leaving date and the reason for leaving. You must enter the reason for leaving for statistics and reporting purposes.
- When an employee leaves the company, the system automatically changes the employment status to 0 (Based on your configuration in the actions). Payroll recognizes this status, and does not select this employee for inclusion in the subsequent payroll period. The system also does not select employees with status 0 for several other evaluations.
You must leave organizational data, personal data, addresses, and basic payroll data in the system. You cannot delimit the data records, as the employee may still receive payments (for overtime or leave compensation, for example), or may still have to be contacted after the last payroll has been run. In addition to this, this data is also used for reporting purposes.
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- Recurring Payments and Deductions (0014)
- Additional Payments (0015)
Employee Reentry
The SAP system uses the term reentry for employees who have left the company and then reenter the same company.
When an employee reenters the company, the system performs in the following manner:
- The system uses the previous personnel number for such a personnel action.
- The system sets the employment status to 3 (for active) in the Actions infotype (0000) when you run the personnel reentry action.
- The system creates new infotype records for all infotypes delimited when the employee originally left the company and uses the reentry date as the start date.
Retiree with Company Pension
If one of the active employees retires or goes into early retirement, the system automatically sets the status field in the Actions infotype to 2 for retiree.
You must assign the employees to employee group Retiree and to employee subgroup Retiree . To pay the pension, simply enter the corresponding wage type in the Basic Pay infotype.
If an employee who left the company years ago is now entitled to a company pension, you must first run a reentry action, followed by the retirement action.
Retiree Working as a Night Shift Security Guard
If an employee entitled to a company pension works as a night shift security guard in your company, for example, you must hire him or her with a new personnel number.
This ensures the following:
- Employee receives employment status 3 (active) with the second personnel number.
- The system assigns the employee to the employee group Active and the employee subgroup Night shift security guard .
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