1Z0-330 · Question #134
A corporation has implemented Oracle Fusion Workforce Compensation. Oracle Fusion Supplemental Earning Elements must now be created to capture ad hoc payments for eligible workforce. Which two…
The correct answer is B. You can define multiple eligibility criteria for each element, but there must not be any overlap C. You cannot define multiple eligibility criteria for each element in any case. You can define more than one eligibility criteria for each element but there must be no overlap between them. For example, you could create one criteria for the combination of grade A and the job Accountant. However, you could not create one criteria for grade A and a second…
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A corporation has implemented Oracle Fusion Workforce Compensation. Oracle Fusion Supplemental Earning Elements must now be created to capture ad hoc payments for eligible workforce. Which two statements are true about element eligibility criteria for such elements? (Choose two.)
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- AYou can define multiple eligibility criteria for each element, but there must be an overlap between
- BYou can define multiple eligibility criteria for each element, but there must not be any overlap
- CYou cannot define multiple eligibility criteria for each element in any case.
- DSome element eligibility criteria may not be available, depending on the level at which the
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(44 responses)- A9% (4)
- B75% (33)
- D16% (7)
Explanation
You can define more than one eligibility criteria for each element but there must be no overlap between them. For example, you could create one criteria for the combination of grade A and the job Accountant. However, you could not create one criteria for grade A and a second for the job Accountant. This would imply that an accountant on grade A is eligible for the same element If you have more than one criteria for an element, you can enter different default values, qualifying conditions, and costing information for each eligibility group.
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