on 03-19-2018 5:53 AM
Hi,
I got a doubt, when i see this "EE", can anybody explain me what it means?.
Kind Regards.
Jorge Esquivel.
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It's one way to distinguish between the employEE and the employER when using abreviations.
EE means Employee who is worked in a company.A EE is mapped as PERNR, PERNR is employee's unique ID in company.
I think Remi answered it quite clearly (and even gave extra information for when folks see "ER" as well).
EE = employeeYou can get much deeper into it, but likely just confusing....just think "employee" when you see it (versus say an "applicant").
Thank you so much for your answers!, now it's clear for me :D!
Kind Regards!
Jorge Esquivel
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