Which criteria can an administrator use to create a dynamic group containing only employees in a working status?

The selection of the criteria that focuses on "User Type EQUAL TO Employee AND All Users employment status EQUAL TO Working" is the most suitable approach for creating a dynamic group of employees specifically in a working status. This option establishes a clear and precise filter that directly identifies users based on their role as employees and their active employment status, which are crucial parameters for distinguishing employees from other roles such as contractors or interns.

Creating a dynamic group effectively relies on defining characteristics of the members you want to include. Therefore, by setting the user type to 'Employee', it narrows down the group to only those individuals classified as employees. The additional filter, specifying the employment status as 'Working', ensures that only those who are currently active in their roles qualify for the group. This two-tiered filtering process enhances the accuracy of the grouping, making it easy to manage and report on working employees.

In contrast, simply having user custom fields or other combinations that include different user types could lead to inclusivity of unwanted categories like contractors or users absent from work, which does not align with the intended goal of the dynamic group's purpose.