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Workers API replacing Emps. Understanding future state

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I understand that the /emps rest api call will be deprecated as of 23D? If so, I am looking to understand the best way to find all the fields which emps was providing once it goes away.

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Hello community,

From what I understand, the current "get an employee" rest api call is going to be deprecated as of 23D. I'm talking about emps:

/hcmRestApi/resources/11.13.18.05/emps

The replacement being provided for this call is workers.

/hcmRestApi/resources/11.13.18.05/workers

Currently, these calls return drastically different things. Most notably, instead of including most information in the root "items" list, the workers call stores this information in the child elements instead. So in order to get to most fields in the workers api it will require a call to 2 endpoints rather than just 1 like it did with emps. And that's on the simple side (for this call). From what I could piece together, in it's current state, in order to get an employee's manager's name, you would have to call workers -> workRelationships -> assignments

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