Asia Pac - Member Onboarding

The three pre-employment documents for Australia are the Tax File Number Declaration, Standard Choice form, and Member Commitment to Code of Ethics. These documents are typically required by employers in Australia before an employee can start working. The Tax File Number Declaration is used to provide the employer with the employee's tax file number for taxation purposes. The Standard Choice form is used to choose a superannuation fund, which is a retirement savings account. The Member Commitment to Code of Ethics is a document that outlines the ethical standards and expectations for employees.

When encountering discrepancies between the CDF and Signed Contract, the best option would be to push back and verify with the requester. This is because the requester is likely to have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the contract. By pushing back and seeking clarification from the requester, it ensures that any discrepancies can be resolved and a correct understanding of the contract can be established.

The correct answer is 40 because it is the standard full-time working hours in both Malaysia (MY) and Singapore (SG). This means that employees in these countries are typically expected to work for 40 hours per week.

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The given answer, Brian Loo, is the correct answer because the question asks for the Service Consultant (SC) for Malaysia and Singapore, and Brian Loo is the name mentioned in the question. Therefore, Brian Loo is the correct answer.

The statement is false because an Applicant Record is not required for Malaysia.

Applicant Record and Manage Offer are not applicable for both Malaysia and Singapore. This means that these two items do not apply or are not relevant to the processes or systems in place in both countries. It could be that these processes are not required or not implemented in Malaysia and Singapore, or that they are handled differently or under different names in these countries.

The correct answer is "Attachment of Member documents in LPS record." This would come first because before closing the case or sending a notification of staff number generated for members, it is necessary to have the member documents attached in the LPS record. This step ensures that all relevant information and documentation is in place before proceeding with further actions.

The statement is suggesting that there are only two types of members in Australia: Permanent and Fixed Term. This implies that there are no other types of members in Australia, such as temporary or casual members. Therefore, the answer "True" indicates that the statement is accurate and there are indeed only Permanent and Fixed Term members in Australia.

The statement is true because every Australian Member record has two salary entries. This suggests that each member has two separate salary records, possibly indicating that they receive two different salaries or have two different sources of income.

The birth date and bank details are the two pieces of information that would be necessary to input in AU Member records and would come from the Personal Details form. The birth date is important for verifying the member's age and eligibility for certain benefits or services. The bank details are necessary for setting up direct deposit or making financial transactions related to the member's account.

Australia has the capability to draft Employment Contracts onshore means that Australia has the ability and resources to create employment contracts within its own country. This suggests that Australia has the necessary legal expertise and infrastructure to draft these contracts locally, rather than relying on external sources or outsourcing. Therefore, the statement is true.

The statement is saying that a legal entity is required for Australia but not for Malaysia and Singapore. However, this statement is incorrect. In all three countries, Australia, Malaysia, and Singapore, a legal entity is required for conducting business activities. Therefore, the correct answer is False.

The correct answer is "AU Base Salary" because it is stated that an LPS field created exclusively for Australia is needed to avoid financial issues in records. Among the given options, "AU Base Salary" is the most relevant as it specifically pertains to Australia and is related to financial matters. The other options, such as "Legal Entity," "Total Remuneration Package," and "National Identifier," do not directly address the issue of finance or the need for a specific field for Australia.

The question asks how many Employment Contract Templates are drafted for Singapore. The correct answer is "None" because there are no Employment Contract Templates drafted specifically for Singapore. This suggests that either there are no specific templates for Singapore or that the company does not draft any templates for Singapore employment contracts.