According to specifications from the German Federal Employment Agency, the directory of severely challenged persons can only contain multiple records for each severely challenged employee and company under certain circumstances. The SAP system often contains multiple records for each employee, however, which means the extra records have to be ignored or concatenated, according to the guidelines from the German Federal Employment Agency, when you create the directory.
Use
If you set this switch, the suppression/concatenation of the multiple records is prevented. This can be useful in checking the directory of severely challenged persons. The report log contains a note that records were ignored or concatenated. You can set this flag to directly see which records are ignored or concatenated.
Dependencies
You can only set this switch to display the directory for the employer. It is only available for reports from reporting year 2003.
If this switch is active, the option for downloading .csv files is inactive, as inconsistencies can occur.
If you import the records into the software from REHADAT-Elan, that software also checks for multiple records for each employee.
Example
According to the specifications from the Federal Employment Agency, multiple records can only exist for each severely challenged employee in case of certain changes of person groups (section 12 of the directory) and for changes to the weekly working times (section 6). For all other changes, all the records but one must be ignored. It does not matter which of these records is transmitted to the Federal Employment Agency.
Multiple records are allowed if an employee leaves and reenters the same company, as long as a complete month lies between the leaving and reentry date.
No new statement is required for changes of person groups SB1 --> SBA1 and GL1 --> GLA1 und or vice versa; therefore, only one record can be transferred. In this case, the record with the training data must be transferred.