Employees can access their absence-related data, such as plan balances, through their self-service portal or by exploring other reporting and analytics tools. This data includes the balances of their absence plans, such as vacation and sick days, which allows employees to know how much time they can take off. Employees can also review and add absences, as well as adjust their plan balances via balance adjustment requests. Additionally, employees can review the absence calculation and processing rules that have been set up for their organization.

According to Oracle HCM documentation1, plan balances are the remaining balance on a worker’s absence plan enrollments, along with summary-level or detailed information on all transactions that have impacted the balance on the plan.

An employee can access their plan balances by using the Plan Balances REST Endpoints23 which allow them to view, update, and delete their plan balance records.

The Compensation Manager is responsible for granting access to the plans, and the Line Manager will only have access to the plans that they have been granted access to. Other factorssuch as all active plans for the current year, plans that the Line Manager has employees eligible for, or whether the manager is eligible for the plan, will not affect the number of plans that the manager has access to allocate compensation.

https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/human-resources/23a/faiwc/how-you-add-dashboard-otbi-reports-to-the-workforce-compensation-landing-page.html

According to Oracle HCM documentation12, Payroll is the module within HCM that is used to process the benefits selected by the employee, which will ultimately affect the employee’s net pay.

Payroll is a system that calculates and distributes payments and deductions for employees based on their compensation and benefits. Payroll also handles tax reporting, third party payments, net-to-gross processing, and other payroll-related functions12

https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E18727_01/doc.121/e13533/T4895T4900.htm

Extending a job offer is the process of formally offering a position to the applicant. This is typically done in writing, either by email or by sending a job offer letter. The purpose of extending a job offer is to provide the candidate with all the necessary information they need to make an informed decision about whether or not they will accept the position.

https://docs.oracle.com/cd/F13810_02/hcm92pbr29/eng/hcm/herm/task_CreatingJobOffers-e36841.html

According to Oracle documentation1, life event rules can be established according to the practices established by the organization1. One of the ways to control whether an employee can automatically update the HR database is by using legislative data group as a restriction level for life events2.

https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E13053_01/hr9pbr1_website_master/eng/psbooks/hebn/htm/hebn06.htm

This is the single desired outcome of the Recruiting Strategy process, as outlined in the Oracle HCM Business Process Foundations Associate Rel 1 official book. This process is all about finding the best candidates that fit the needs of the organization and can help it to reach its goals. Theother options are not the desired outcomes of the Recruiting Strategy process, as they do not focus on finding the best candidates for the job.

https://www.oracle.com/human-capital-management/recruiting/

When a Manager assigns a goal to an employee, the employee is able to manage and update the goal as they make progress towards completing it. This includes setting objectives, updating the status of the goal, and adding any additional information or resources that may be needed. The employee also has the ability to share the goal with their colleagues, take part in discussions about the goal, and track their progress. Additionally, employees are able to create new career goals and communicate their progress to their Manager to ensure the goal is updated in the system.

https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/talent-management/22c/faugm/approval-process-for-performance-goals.html