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The statement contradicts the general practice in the UK, where termination dates are not allowed to fall on a weekend. This is because weekends are considered non-working days, and it is more practical to have termination dates on working days to ensure proper communication and handling of the termination process.

The correct answer is Raian and Emi.

The given requests that could be submitted via MSS/LPS are resignation, retirement, and end of fixed term. These requests are typically related to an employee's decision to leave the organization voluntarily (resignation), reach the age of retirement, or complete a fixed term contract. MSS/LPS is likely a system or platform used by the organization to manage and process such requests efficiently.

The initial action that must be done once a request is received via LPS-MSS is to send an acknowledgement email to the requestor. This is important to let the requestor know that their request has been received and is being processed. It helps in establishing communication and providing reassurance to the requestor that their request is being taken seriously.

The statement suggests that when there are queries about missing timesheet reports, it is our responsibility to act as a mediator between the person making the request and the project and expenses involved. This implies that we should facilitate communication and ensure that the necessary information is exchanged between the parties involved in order to resolve any issues related to missing timesheet reports.

After entering the final process date, the next step would be to navigate to the Terminate Contract Page. This page is likely where the user can officially terminate the contract and complete the process. It may involve confirming the termination details, generating necessary documentation, and updating relevant records.

ALBERT stands for Annual Leave Booking Engine and Reporting Tool. This acronym represents a system or software that allows employees to book their annual leave and provides reporting capabilities. It is a tool designed to streamline the process of scheduling and managing annual leave requests within an organization.

Tom Jerry's last working date is 12 August 2014 because he decided to take 3 days leave prior to his end date of 15 August 2014. Therefore, if he takes leave on the last 3 days, his last working date would be 12 August 2014.

The Contract Page in LPS is not automatically terminated once leaver notification is approved in LPS.

The default effective date of transfer of direct reports for manual terminations is the day after the contractual end date of the leaving supervisor. In this case, since the contractual end date is 8 August 2014, the default effective date of transfer would be 09 August 2014.

The answer is "No" because if the termination date is in the past, it implies that the member has already left the organization. Therefore, there is no need to send them a leaver guide as they are no longer an active member of the company.

If Mickey Moose started on 25 November 2012, he would be entitled to have 25 holidays this year. This is because the question does not specify the number of holidays he is entitled to per year, so we can assume that he is entitled to one holiday per day of work. Since there are 25 days between 25 November and the end of the year, he would have 25 holidays.

The statement is false because the contractual end date may not always coincide with the member's last day in the company. The contractual end date refers to the date specified in the employment contract as the end of the employment period. However, the member may leave the company before or after this date due to various reasons such as resignation, termination, or the contract being extended. Therefore, the contractual end date and the member's last day in the company may not necessarily be the same.

The given answer "No" is correct because the statement "Notice period for UK is always 1 month" is incorrect. The notice period in the UK can vary depending on various factors such as the length of employment, the terms of the employment contract, and the reason for termination. It is not always fixed at one month.

Maan Catacutan's contractual end date is 15 August 2014 because she decided to take 2 days leave prior to her termination date. This means that her termination date remains the same, and the leave days are taken before that date. Therefore, her contractual end date is still 15 August 2014.

The statement "Contractual end date and Last Working Date for UK is never the same" is false. In the UK, the contractual end date and the last working date can be the same in certain situations. For example, if an employee's contract specifies that their last working day will be the same as their contractual end date, then the two dates will align. However, it is also possible for the contractual end date and the last working date to be different if there are any changes or extensions made to the employee's contract.

The statement "Final Process Date must be entered most of the time" is incorrect. It implies that there are instances where the Final Process Date does not need to be entered, which is not true. The Final Process Date is a crucial piece of information that needs to be recorded consistently for tracking and documentation purposes. Therefore, the correct answer is false.

When calculating holiday entitlement, we use the tools ALBERT and LPS Accruals. ALBERT is likely a software or system that helps in managing and tracking employee information, including holiday entitlement. LPS Accruals is another tool that aids in calculating and tracking the accrual of holiday entitlement for employees. These tools are essential in ensuring accurate and efficient management of holiday entitlement for employees.

When terminating a member's record, the required fields include the Leaving Reason, which indicates the reason for the member's departure, such as resignation or termination. The Notified field indicates whether the member was informed about their termination. The Last Standard Process field refers to the most recent standard procedure that was followed before the termination. The Actual field records the actual date of termination. The Final Process field indicates the final step or procedure that was carried out during the termination process. These fields are necessary to accurately document and track the member's termination.

If a member's record is not terminated before the payroll cut off, it can lead to overpayment. This means that the member will receive payment for a period of time they are no longer entitled to, resulting in financial loss for the organization. Additionally, the failure to terminate the record can also lead to escalation, as the member may continue to receive benefits or access to resources they should no longer have. This can result in unauthorized access or misuse of resources.