How To Fix HRGB_GBSXP824 - &1 Warning: The death of the partner(&2) has implications(Read Long Text)


HRGB_GBSXP824 - Overview

  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: HRGB_GBSXP - Message for GBSXP

  • Message number: 824

  • Message text: &1 Warning: The death of the partner(&2) has implications(Read Long Text)

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  • What causes this issue?

    The <ZH>Partner's Date of Death </>has been entered (if your employee is
    the Mother or Adopter) or derived (if your employee is the Partner).

    System Response

    This is a warning to ensure that the HR user is aware of the rules that
    govern scenarios when the partner dies.

    How to fix this error?

    1) Where P dies before M/A has curtailed their maternity/adoption leave,
    M/A will not be entitled to opt into SPL and ShPP. Since M's/A?s
    entitlement to SPL requires that they shares the care of the child with
    P at the date of the child?s birth (or the adopter?s entitlement
    requires sharing care at the date of placement), they would not be
    eligible to opt into SPL with a new partner.
    2) An M/A who had given notice to curtail her maternity/adoption leave
    and pay may revoke that notice on the death of P, if the date of
    curtailment had not yet passed (and they had not already returned to
    work early). M/A will not be able to opt into SPL at a later date as
    eligibility is dependent upon her sharing the leave with the P with whom
    they shared responsibility at the time of the child?s birth/placement.
    If M/A has already returned to work but not opted into SPL and ShPP,
    they would not be entitled to opt in (i.e. give a notice of entitlement)
    after P?s death.
    3) Where P dies after M/A has given a notice of entitlement to take SPL,
    any SPL allocated to P would default to M/A (no consent of P required).
    M/A will need to notify her employer of the additional weeks. Where
    M/A had used her cap of 3 notifications, she will acquire a statutory
    right to a 4th notification to book leave. The 8 weeks? notification
    period does not apply for the first period of leave booked, or a
    variation to a period of booked leave, following P?s death; instead, P
    is required to tell his employer as ?soon as is reasonably practicable".
    In such circumstances, M/A is required to provide the date of P?s death.

    Procedure for System Administrators

    The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.


    Error message extract from SAP system. Copyright SAP SE.


HRGB_GBSXP824 - Details

  • The SAP error message HRGB_GBSXP824 typically relates to issues in the Human Resources module, particularly concerning partner relationships in the context of employee data management. This warning indicates that the death of a partner (such as a spouse or dependent) has implications for the employee's benefits, entitlements, or other related HR processes.
    
    Cause: Partner Status Change: The warning is triggered when a partner's status changes to "deceased." This could affect various HR processes, such as benefits eligibility, insurance claims, or payroll deductions. Data Inconsistency: There may be inconsistencies in the employee's records that need to be addressed, such as outdated information regarding dependents or beneficiaries.
    Configuration Issues: The system may not be properly configured to handle the implications of a partner's death, leading to warnings being generated.
    Solution: Review Employee Records: Check the employee's records to ensure that all information regarding the deceased partner is accurate and up to date. This includes verifying the partner's status

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