C_THR81_2405 Exam Dumps : SAP Certified Associate - Implementation Consultant - SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central Core

Job Information Actions > Correctpermission controls the Edit button in the Job Information history.

This permission allows users to correct existing records without creating a new effective-dated record. It ensures that only authorized users can make retroactive changes to historical data.

Other permissions, such asEdit Link > Edit/Insert,Job Information Actions > Edit/Insert, orJob Information Actions > View History, do not directly control access to the Edit button in the history section.

From the Position Org Chart in SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central, users can initiate the following actions:

A. Add a lower-level position:

Users can create subordinate positions directly within the hierarchy to reflect organizational reporting structures.

C. Create a job requisition for a vacant position:

A job requisition can be initiated for positions marked as vacant, streamlining the hiring process by linking positions to recruiting functionalities.

E. Mass copy positions:

This action allows for the duplication of multiple positions, facilitating quick setup of similar roles across the organization.

These features enhance the efficiency of managing the organizational structure and workforce planning.

In SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central, model base objects are utilized in business rules for scenarios such as:

A. Trigger Workflows

Model base objects can be used to define conditions that initiate workflows, automating processes based on specific data changes or events.

C. Trigger Rules for Hire/Rehire

During the hire or rehire process, model base objects help in setting default values, validating data, and enforcing business logic to ensure compliance with organizational policies.

Options B and D are not typically associated with model base objects in business rules:

B. Trigger Rules to Display Internal Job History

Displaying internal job history is generally managed through reporting and does not involve model base objects in business rules.

D. Save Changes to Foundation Objects

While foundation objects are essential for organizational data, saving changes to them does not typically require the use of model base objects in business rules.