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Fluid - Decreasing number of openings doesn't automatically fill the requisition

edited Dec 21, 2020 2:05AM in Taleo Enterprise 8 comments

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Hi All -

A user brought this to my attention and I was able to replicate in staging. In legacy recruiting, when a requisition's number of openings is brought down to the number that matches the number hired (i.e., requisition had 9 openings, hired 8 and decreased the number of openings on the requisition to 8), a message pops up saying "once this operation is completed, all openings available for this requisition will have been filled. The system will unpost the requisition. Do you want to save this requisition?"

However in fluid recruiting, a message pops up that the requisition will need to be re-submitted for approval in order to save the new number of openings. This is expected behavior in legacy if a user were decreasing the amount of openings that didn't match the number hired (i.e., requisition had 9 openings, hired 7, decreased number of openings on the requisition to 8). 

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