This guide will give you an overview of the Jobs Table; it will show why to create Jobs and what information can be recorded about them.
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Overview
A profile of the posts that exist within your organisation can be set up in the Jobs Table.
The profile enables you to set up the defaults for the post and means that there is less data entry and opportunity for error or omission when you put an employee into a Job through their Job and Pay record.
| Note: Any of the default information that automatically populates Job and Pay can be changed as required. |
Why create Jobs?
Data consistency, accuracy and saves time
By creating the post in Jobs you are creating each role once only and the data associated with the job automatically populates data areas for the employee eg Job and Pay, Allowances, Safeguarding (optional module) etc
Without using the Jobs table all this information would be entered manually for each employee and for every piece of data entry which is much more prone to error, typing inaccuracies or missing data
New Starters
The process of entering Job data for a new starter is quicker, easier and more accurate
Reporting Lines
The reporting structure for the organisation and hierarchy is created as part of the creation of roles
Organisation Charting
The charting functionality in Ciphr HR is reliant on the Jobs file to create the structure
Security
The access rights for managers and subordinates is simplified
Establishment Report
The establishment report can be used to look at budgeted vs actual headcount as part of role numbers and occupancy
Unoccupied Roles
Gain visibility of roles that are unoccupied which may be a vacancy or may be a role that no longer exists
Skills Matching
Use the requirements of the role to match against the skills and qualifications of your employees as part of Succession Planning (feature as part of optional full Talent Management module
Previous and current occupants
It is possible to find out who is in a role currently and in the past
Talent Management
The Talent Management module relies on the use of Jobs
Job Occupancy
It is possible to determine whether a role is Unique, Shared or has Multiple Occupancy
Job Description
A job description can be held against the job. When an employee is put into the job via Job and Pay, the job description is accessible from the summary view of Job and Pay
What information can you record about a job?
To see a list of roles that have been created, go to Job, Pay & Reward > Job and Pay Configuration > Jobs
You can click on a Job record to go into the Job Details, or a View dropdown menu on the right hand side is another way to access the information as well as some additional options.
Job Details
This is where all the main information about the Job is recorded and links to a number of Code Tables
Record Group and Job Entity (optional functionality)
The following fields in the Job Information section are only relevant where you are using optional functionality such as importing data from a recruitment system and/or are using Multi Entity configuration, which will have been discussed during implementation consultancy if this applies to your system setup. The field(s) are usually added to the person’s record in their respective areas when they are created in the system:
- Record Group: This field’s true location is in Personal Details > Employment Tab and relates to a security setting that determines what data HR users can view or edit in relation to people in the Record Group
- Job Entity: This field will only be visible if the optional Multi-Entity module is installed and determines which Multi Entity the Job is in. The field’s true location is in Job and Pay > Job Details Tab
Job Entity can also be used to filter in the Select Job windows when searching for a Job (such as assigning a Job or changing a Manager).
Assigning someone to a Job where the Record Group and/or Job Entity differs to what is recorded in their Personal Details/Job and Pay will not overwrite the information so the field(s) can be left blank if you are not using the optional functionality.
Job Hierarchy
Job Occupants
Job Requirements
Job Safeguarding Categories (optional module)
Adds Safeguarding Categories to an employee record when they are placed into the Job role through Job and Pay
Job Allowances
Adds Allowances to an employee record when they are placed into the Job role through Job and Pay
Job Additional Information
To record anything else about the Job that a role occupant might need or that you want to store about the role. Eg salary benchmarking information for the role, company equipment normally issued as part of the role requirements
| Note: For further details on any of the above areas of functionality please see the related knowledge based guidance |
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