Common rule configurations

Four real-world rules, built on screen, and for each one: the business rule in words, then the configuration, then the result on a test worker. That order deliberately — the words first, so you are translating rather than copying. Continuous service, breaks reset the clock — the simple case. Breaks under a threshold bridged — a rehire within a short window retains prior service. Group service across legal employers — transfers within the group preserve seniority, which is the person-level case. Part-time adjusted — service accrues proportionally to FTE. Those four cover most client requirements. Treat them as a starting library rather than as examples: recognising which of the four a client is describing is most of the design work done in the meeting.

In this module: Module 12 · Seniority Dates

1. 1What seniority dates are for
2. 2Attributes, levels and versions
3. 3Configuring seniority rules
4. 4Common rule configurations
5. 5Fast formulas and overrides
6. 6Migration and what breaks
7. 7Lab: three attributes, three entitlements