Configuration of Master Data (HR305v15)

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Description

In the course, you will learn how to configure Master Data within your organization.

This course is based on software release SAP ERP 6.07.ï¿½

Audience

Application consultant
Business process owner / team lead / power user
Data consultant / manager

Learning Objectives

Design the Personnel Structure
Update the Organizational Structure
Manage the Relationship Between Planned Working Time and Basic Pay
Configure Wage Types and Increases
Set up Customizing Procedures and identify Interfaces

1. User Preferences

2. Employee Master Data

3. Implementation Guide (IMG) Projects

Creating Projects
Executing Projects
Maintaining Customizing Tables

4. Human Capital Management Structures

Modifying the Enterprise Structure
Enhancing the Personnel Structure

5. Organizational Structure

Mapping the Organizational Structure
Integrating with Organizational Management
Utilizing Default Values

6. Additional Organizational Assignments

Identifying Additional Organization Assignments
Identifying the Organizational Key
Configuring Administrators
Confirming Employee Attributes

7. Features

Maintaining Features
Defaulting the Payroll Area
Defaulting Personnel Number Ranges
Defaulting the Administrator Group

8. Personal Data

9. Data Consistency Maintenance

10. Remuneration Structure

Building the Remuneration Structure
Creating and Assigning a Pay Scale
Creating a Pay Scale Table
Defaulting Pay Scale Values

11. Wage Type Structure

Setting Up Wage Types
Outlining the Setup of Wage Types
Copying Wage Types
Controlling Wage Type Permissibility
Configuring Wage Type Characteristics
Defaulting Wage Types

12. Remuneration Reports

Executing a Standard Pay Increase
Performing a Pay Scale Reclassification

13. Infotypes

Evaluating Infotype Attributes
Customizing Screen Headers
Modifying Infotype Screens
Creating Infotype Menus

14. Personnel Actions

Creating Personnel Actions
Reviewing Additional Actions
Configuring Personnel Actions

15. Dynamic Actions

16. Case Study: Configuration of Master Data

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