Implementing Global HR: From Enterprise Model to Live Workforce · Module 6 · Jobs and Positions
Loading workforce structures by spreadsheet
Lesson 70 of 175 · 10 min
Download the workforce structures spreadsheet template, populate jobs and positions in bulk, upload, review the validation results, correct a deliberately failing row and reload, then verify the loaded objects. This is the practical way to create a position catalogue. Nobody types three thousand positions — and somebody who does not know this exists will assume the position model is impossible. Automatic code generation and spreadsheet loading can conflict, which is the callback to the structures lesson: decide the code strategy first. And the fuller data loading toolset comes later in the course; this is the workforce-structures slice of it.
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In this module: Module 6 · Jobs and Positions
- 1The decision that shapes everythingFree preview
- 2Jobs and job catalogue design
- 3Job and position structures
- 4Creating jobs
- 5Positions: what they add
- 6Creating positions
- 7FTE, work hours and workday defaults
- 8Position synchronization
- 9Configuring position synchronization
- 10Position hierarchies
- 11Evaluation criteria and valid grades
- 12Position approvals
- 13Loading workforce structures by spreadsheet
- 14What breaks
- 15Lab briefing: one model, or two?
