Skill Search Results Sub-Tab
This section includes the fields and descriptions for the Skill Search Results sub-tab.
Field | Description |
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Employee No. | This field shows the number of the employee on the line who matches the skill requirement and selection criteria specified. |
Name | This field displays the name of the employee in the field “Employee No.” above. |
Transfer to Plan | If you mark this field, the employee information on the current line is transferred to the detailed resource plan for the job budget line displayed in the card part when you select the action “Transfer to Plan.” When a search is performed by means of the action “Search,” Maconomy automatically marks the employee in the search results who matches the search criteria the best and, thus, is suggested as the employee best suited for the job. However, other employees can be marked as required. Employees already planned to work on the job cannot be marked and transferred. |
Primary Category No. | This field displays the number of the employee’s primary category. |
Category Name | This field displays the name of the employee’s primary category. |
Skill Match % | This field shows for an employee how many of the skills specified on a job budget line he possesses. The degree is displayed as a fraction, calculated as the number of skills possessed by the employee divided by the total number of skills specified on the job budget line. |
Hours Available | This field shows the number of hours the employee is available within the date range defined in the selection criteria. Only the number of hours of available planning time is considered. |
Required Overtime | This field shows how many hours of overtime the current employee should work to be available for the number of hours required within the specified date range. The overtime hours needed are calculated as the difference between the number of hours the employee is available and the number of hours planned for him in the window Detailed Planning. |
Potential Overtime | This field displays the potential number of overtime hours for the current employee within the specified date range, assuming that the number of hours specified in the field “Min. Hours Available” is added to the current workload of this employee. The value in this field is the sum of the existing number of overtime hours for the employee within the specified date range and the number specified in the field “Required Overtime” above. |
Potential Load Percentage | This field shows the potential load of the current employee within the specified date range, assuming that the number of hours specified in the field “Min. Hours Available” is added to the current workload of this employee. The higher the number in this field, the greater the workload of the employee. A number that exceeds 100 means that the employee will have to work overtime.
The load percentage corresponds to the part of the employee’s planning time for which hours have been planned. This means that if the employee’s planning time is 30 hours per week, and 15 hours have been planned for the employee in the week in question, this field will contain the value 50 %. |
Level Match % | This field shows to what degree the current employee matches the skill levels required on the job budget line. This value is calculated as the average of the level match % of each skill requirement specified for the job budget line. For each requirement, the level match % is calculated as follows:
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Assigned | This field shows whether the employee is already assigned to this task in Detailed Planning. You cannot change this value. |
Assigned in Future | This field displays whether the employee is already assigned to this task in Detailed Planning, but for a future starting date. You cannot change this value. |
Number of Skill Deviations | This field displays the number of skill level requirements specified on the current job budget line which cannot be met by the current employee, that is, the employee has been assigned a lower skill level than required for the skills in question. This field is only relevant if the field “Skill Deviation Acceptance” is marked. |
Number of Overqualifications | This field displays the number of skill level requirements specified on the current job budget line for which the current employee is overqualified, that is, the employee has been assigned a higher skill level than required for the skills in question. This field is only relevant if the field “Skill Deviation Acceptance” is marked. |