Here's the steps I followed from you.

-Goes to Settings > Technical > Models.
-Searched for hr.employee, hit enter, and opened
-Goes to Access Right tab.
-Added the group where the user added.
-Ticked read, write, and create.

But still it didn't work. Still getting the error in my post.

Have you created a group in `res.groups`?

To create a group:
1. Go to **Settings > Users & Companies > Groups**.
2. Click Create and name the group "Only Employee Access".

Then, assign this group in the access rights and apply it to the specific user.

Have you tried this too?

Yes. The user is already in group with res.group external identifier.

Hello Anton,

I tried to replicate the issue you're facing, but in my case, it seems that assigning the "'Employees / Officer: Manage all employees'" group to the user isn't necessary to access *hr.employee*. Odoo already provides read access to internal users through the *hr.employee.public* model.

If you could share a screenshot or a video of the problem, it would help us understand the issue more clearly.

Thanks!

Here's the video, sir: https://1drv.ms/v/c/d2f676abf9fef047/EZCWU3qHShRBrIaao2qJyb4BsUDcKILXxLlB73fRC_tHyw?e=Z9h4zW

Hello,

Are users able to open any contacts, or are they encountering the same error?
- If the same error appears, it could be related to **Employee** access rights.
- If no error pops up for other contacts, the issue might be from the **code side**, possibly due to a customized module.

Thanks!

All the users can access contacts, and we are using Odoo Online. So, customization is impossible.

Hello,
Please log in to your database using the admin account and follow these steps:
1. Go to Settings > Users.
2. Click on the username where you're encountering the error [in your video user name is Chique Montesa].
3. At the top, you'll see two important smart buttons: "Access Rights" and "Record Rules".

- First, click on "Access Rights", search for "hr.employee", and share a screenshot or video.
- Then, click on "Record Rules", search for "hr.employee", and share that screenshot as well.
This will help me better understand how the access rights have been configured.

Thanks!

I also tried duplicating 'Employees / Officer: Manage all employees' and inheriting the group.

Still getting errors.

Here's the link tho: https://1drv.ms/v/c/d2f676abf9fef047/EfOgg7NIxSVOrOdXV62Jwz4BgJNKeTKN7I4GoMtzFKUYjQ?e=8CVgGu

Hello Anton,
I watched your video and didn’t notice any issues with the access rights. You can connect with me on Skype so I can take a closer look and identify the exact problem.
Here’s my Skype ID: live:yatrikc360_1
Thanks!