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[Bug 690636] Re: [V6.Trunk] HR - Work phone is read-only and inherited - this field must be free for writing

 

Hello Bernard,

I have tested your issue. "Work Phone"  is related to the Working
address of the employee and it is coming from the res.partner.address.
So it can't becoming a free-field. If you enter the personal phone of
the employee, you can enter it in the "Home address" field which is also
connect to the res.partner.address object. So you can enter the
employee's personal phone in that field. This is not a bug and i am
closing  this issue.

Thanks.

** Changed in: openobject-addons
       Status: New => Invalid

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Title:
  [V6.Trunk] HR - Work phone is read-only and inherited - this field must be free for writing

Status in OpenObject Addons Modules:
  Invalid

Bug description:
  Hello,

When trying to import data on hr.employee, I noticed that the work phone field is no more a "free entry" field.

In V6 this field is read-only and inherited from the "phone" field of the partner address.

>From a functional dtandpoint, It hink this approach is a regression, because this field don't show the phone number of the employee anymore but now shows instead the central call number of the company/partner.

Normally this field work phone number is used by HR clerk if he wants to contact directly the employee, so the central phone number of the company has no added-value. HR clerk will call the central number  and then will loose time for finding the employee direct number...

In regards to that I see two solutions:
- Defining the current "work phone" of hr.employee as "free entry" field as it was in V5

or

- Keeping the current" work phon"e field as it is now, but adding another "free entry" field named "Direct work phone" , where you can manually put the direct call number.

Regards,

Bernard





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