☛SAP_HRCUS (Software Component) Sub component SAP_HRCUS of SAP_HR ⤷PY-US-PS (Application Component) Öffentlicher Dienst ⤷P10P1 (Package) HR Public Sector USA
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Document Name
OHPSUSCERT04
Use
In this step, you define a complete list of the professional areas in which your employees are certified or licensed.
Requirements
Standard settings
Activities
Execute this step.
On the subsequent screen, for each professional area to be defined, enter a one- to four-character identifier of your choosing in the Area column.
For each identifier you enter, specify the description of the professional area in the adjacent column.
Save your entries, then exit this step.
Example
Suppose you are employed for a county school district, for which you must define the professional areas in which employees are certified. By executing this step, you could define these areas in the following manner for teachers:
Area - Description ACCT - Accounting ART - Art COMP - Computer Science DRAM - Dramatic Arts ELED - Elementary Education FRCH - French MATH - Mathematics PHED - Physical Education
In contrast, for vocational instructors, you could define the following areas.
Area - Description SHOP - Machine Shop WOOD - Woodworking
Finally, for supervisors, you could define the areas shown below.
Area - Description GUID - Guidance Counselor PSY - Psychologist SOC - Social Worker TRUA - Truancy Officer
The areas defined here ultimately describe - within employee records of the Certification and Licensing infotype (0795) - the professional areas in which employee certificates or licenses have been issued. In that infotype, teachers who are certified to instruct French would have a record in the area FRCH, while certified machine shop instructors and psychologists would have records in the areas SHOP and PSY, respectively.
Hierarchy 
SAP_HRCUS (Software Component) Sub component SAP_HRCUS of SAP_HR
PY-US-PS (Application Component) Öffentlicher Dienst
P10P1 (Package) HR Public Sector USA
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