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#3914 - 16/01/09 11:08 AM Oracle Health & Safety module?
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Not sure where to put this so here will do for now....

I got contacted this morning by someone wanting an experienced Oracle HRMS person to work on implementing "Oracle H & S" module?

I've not heard of this module before, has anyone else? Any light on it would be appreciated?
Is this a core module, or something that has been added to EBS via an aquisition?

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#3915 - 16/01/09 11:10 AM Re: Oracle Health & Safety module? [Re: bcooper]
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I saw that too on Jobswerve - It's not on 12.0! Just did a search of the online help and no joy. How can they find someone 'experienced' in a module such as that!!!
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#3916 - 16/01/09 11:33 AM Re: Oracle Health & Safety module? [Re: CT]
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Oracle ELf and Safety - save us from that!

I for one am already working in a Hi Vis jacket and hard hat!

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#3918 - 16/01/09 11:54 AM Re: Oracle Health & Safety module? [Re: Geoff Dixon]
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Yes, but what about the day job Geoff? "Full Monty"-a-gram weekend jobs don't count!
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#3921 - 16/01/09 12:46 PM Re: Oracle Health & Safety module? [Re: CT]
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I think probably you are referring to the "Work Incidents" screen ????
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I wonder whether their exists a proper module for it??


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#3922 - 16/01/09 01:03 PM Re: Oracle Health & Safety module? [Re: SBi]
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The way the ad was worded suggested a proper module...
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#3926 - 16/01/09 03:21 PM Re: Oracle Health & Safety module? [Re: CT]
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To my knowledge, there is no specific H&S module. It's sometimes referred to separately, like Absence Management is as well. The H&S functionality is the Work Incidents, Disabilities, and Medical Assessments screens. These are all interrelated, such that a Work Incident may require a Medical Assessment, and lead to a Disability. Equally, a Disability at hire may require ongoing Medical Assessments, etc.

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