Bool Expressions

Bool expressions are used to evaluate conditions and should always return in a true or false value.

Please note that each of these expressions use == as the equality operator.

Here are a few examples of commonly used Bool expressions:

Evaluate a single UKG field:

Employment.EmployeeStatusCode == "A"

All active employees return true, non-active employees return false

Employment.EmployeeStatus == "Active"

All active employees return true, non-active employees return false

Employment.OnboardingStatus == "Launched"

All employees whose onboarding status is "Launched" return true, non-launched employees return false

Evaluate multiple fields using the && (and) operator:

Employment.EmployeeStatusCode == "A" && Employment.EmployeeTypeCode == "REG"

Employment.OnboardingStatus == "Launched" && Employment.EmployeeTypeCode == "REG"

Employment.EmployeeStatus == "Active" && Employment.WorkerType == "Regular"

All and regular employees return true, all other employees return false

Evaluate multiple fields using the || (or) operator:

Employment.EmployeeStatusCode == "A" || Employment.EmployeeStatusCode == "L" 

Employment.OnboardingStatus == "Launched" || Employment.OnboardingStatus == "Pending Review"

Employment.EmployeeStatus == 'Active' || Employment.EmployeeStatus == 'Leave'

All  return true, all other employees return false

Evaluate multiple fields using multiple operators and parentheses:

Employment.EmployeeTypeCode = 'REG' && (Employment.EmployeeStatusCode == 'A' || Employment.EmployeeStatusCode == 'L')

Employment.WorkerType == 'Regular' && (Employment.EmployeeStatus == 'Active' || Employment.EmployeeStatus == 'Leave')

Employment.EmployeeTypeCode = "REG"&& (Employment.OnboardingStatus == "Launched" || Employment.OnboardingStatus == "Pending Review")

All regular employees  return true, all other employees return false