Grade Table in Oracle Fusion HCM


 Oracle Fusion HCM (Human Capital Management), the grade table serves to classify positions or jobs into distinct categories based on factors like experience, skill set, or responsibilities. The grade table will typically have several attributes, like Grade Code, Grade Name, Minimum Salary, Maximum Salary, and so on.

Here are some steps on how you could create a grade table:

Access the Workforce Structures

  1. Sign in to Oracle Fusion HCM.
  2. Navigate to “My Client Groups” > “Workforce Structures”.

Create the Grade

  1. Click on “Manage Grades”.
  2. In the open task pane, click the “Create” button to create a new grade.
  3. Fill in the necessary information:
  • Grade Code: A unique identifier for the quality.
  • Grade Name: A descriptive name for the quality.
  • Minimum Salary: The minimum salary for this grade.
  • Maximum Salary: The maximum salary for this grade.
  • Additional attributes as necessary, like currency, pay scale type, etc.

Save and Deploy

  1. After filling in all the required information, click “Save” or “Submit” to finalize the grade setup.
  2. Deploy the changes so they take effect.

It’s essential to note that only users with the required permissions can create and manage grades. Furthermore, refer to your organization’s specific Oracle Fusion HCM documentation or consult Oracle’s official documentation for the most accurate information.

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