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RE:[sap-hr] Time evaluation for inactives employees (status = 1 in infotype 0000)

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Posted by lauch_love
on Aug 20 at 3:11 PM 		Mark this reply as helpfulMark as helpful
Hi JG, how are you?

Yes, we are processing pay for the person as inactive (P0000-STAT2 = 1). This employee is active in destination country but we make payroll processing in our country (where employee is from).

If we set as an active employee (P0000-STAT2 = 3), this employee will take into account in both countries for headcount.

Maybe we should create absences quotas manually, using a Batch Input program.

Thanks for your help!!

Best Regards,

Maria

---------------Original Message---------------
From: lauch_love
Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2010 12:25 PM
Subject: Time evaluation for inactives employees (status = 1 in infotype 0000)

> Hi all!
> We have implemented MGE for concurrent employment, and if we run the personnel action 83 (Expatriation), the employee becomes his status to 1 (inactive).
> We have created a customer schema for time evaluation based on TM00 (time status 1) and TM01 (time status 9). Unfortunately we need create the absences quotas for expatriates employees, but our schema doesn't read the employees with status inactive. The standard schemas doesn't work either.
> Could you recommend us some solution for this? We have found the program RPTIME01 but it doesn't work.
> thanks in advance!
> Maria

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