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MIT Data Warehouse HR JOB HIERARCHY Table


Job hierarchy dimension defining multi-level job classification structures used to group jobs for reporting, analytics, and organizational analysis.


Field Name

Description

Data Type

Length

HR_JOB_HIERARCHY_TYPE

Type of job hierarchy applied (e.g., functional, managerial, reporting, or analytic hierarchy).

VARCHAR2

17

HR_JOB_KEY

Surrogate key identifying the job record associated with this hierarchy definition.

VARCHAR2

10

JOB_ID

Source-system job identifier used to associate hierarchy levels with a specific job.

VARCHAR2

8

LEVEL_1_JOB_CLASS

Top-level job classification representing the broadest grouping within the hierarchy.

VARCHAR2

30

LEVEL_2_JOB_CLASS

Second-level job classification providing a more granular grouping beneath level 1.

VARCHAR2

20

LEVEL_3_JOB_CLASS

Third-level job classification used for further refinement of job groupings.

VARCHAR2

30

LEVEL_4_JOB_CLASS

Fourth-level job classification supporting detailed organizational or analytic breakdowns.

VARCHAR2

30

LEVEL_5_JOB_CLASS

Fifth-level job classification, typically used for specialized or narrowly defined groupings.

VARCHAR2

1

LEVEL_6_JOB_CLASS

Sixth-level job classification, if applicable, for highly granular hierarchy definitions.

VARCHAR2

1

LEVEL_7_JOB_CLASS

Seventh-level job classification reserved for extended hierarchy depth when required.

VARCHAR2

1

LEVEL_8_JOB_CLASS

Eighth-level job classification representing the deepest supported hierarchy level.

VARCHAR2

1

MIT_JOB_CODE

MIT-specific job code used to align jobs within hierarchical classifications.

VARCHAR2

12

WAREHOUSE_LOAD_DATE

Date the job hierarchy record was loaded into the data warehouse.

DATE