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Online Oracle HRMS - Payroll Training commencing on 25th May 2013

This is an intensive training over twoweekends [In total 4Days].

You will learn core skills in Oracle ApplicationsPayroll Implementation Release 12 in this course.

This training is for anyone who wants to make their career as an Oracle HRMS Consultant. To know any of the modules in Oracle HRMS, you should have good knowledge of HR and Payroll. Hence, they are backbone of Oracle HRMS modules and should be taken first before knowing anything else in Oracle HRMS.

From the market point of view, HR and Payroll consultants are in high demand and paid to satisfaction compared to any other sectors in the IT-Industry. Anyone with HR and Payroll functional knowledge outside Oracle, or with technical knowledge of Oracle Pl/SQL, or new to Oracle with experience in other Oracle modules can easily grasp these technologies and can build a successful career.

Commencement Date: 25th May 2013

Training Duration: 4 Days

Training Schedule:- 25, 26 May 2013 & 01, 02 June 2013

CourseFees -USD 399 or GBP 265 or EUR 310

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See the Detailed Course Breakdown Below By Scrolling Down

Oracle Payroll Topics Covered Can be seen below

Day 1
Trainer will teach you basics of HRMS & AOL on the first day.

Day2 and Day 3
Basics and advanced Oracle Payroll.

Day4
Advanced payroll continued + assistance in completing exercises+mock interview session

Day 1 Introduction to HRMS Concepts & AOL

AOL - User, Responsibility, Menus, Functions, Flexfields, Concurrent Programs
Work Structures - Business Group, Organizations
HRMS Person Model and Person Form
HRMS Assignment Model and Assignment Form
Flexfields - Job, Position, Grade, Address etc.

Day 2 Onwards- Oracle Payroll Begins

Introduction to Oracle Payroll.

Understand the architecture of Oracle Payroll and the core functionality of the module.
Understand underlying principles of Date Tracking.
Basic design principles for implementing and maintaining Oracle Payroll.

Elements: the foundation blocks for Oracle Payroll.

This module explains the underlying database and functionality supporting the definition, award and processing of payroll elements.
Understand how to create elements and the impact of specific settings.
Element eligibility.
Balance classification and creation of user defined balances.
Standard element reporting.

Introduction to FastFormula.

Explain how FastFormula is used by Oracle HRMS with specific note to Payroll.
Provide an understanding of the FastFormula database structures.
Understand what a Database item is and how to use them in Formula.
How to create and maintain formulae.

Guide to Formula programming.

This section will teach how to write basic FastFormula.
Basic Formula syntax and programming.
How external functions, Database items and global values are used to extend the power and flexibility of Oracle FastFormula.
Rate Tables and DateTrack.

Controlling Formula results and processing.

This will explain how results for FastFormula and defined and controlled.
Explain the different types of results and their impact on processing.
Examples of other uses of FastFormula including skip rules and input validation.

Payroll processing.

This will explain how to process a payroll.
How to inspect, correct and retry/rerun payroll processing.
Rolling back payroll runs and processes.
Illustrate the post run processing of an end-to-end payroll cycle, from both a functional and a database perspective.
Understand Process interlocks.

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