If an employee cannot create admin users, which role restriction might apply to them?

The option indicating that the employee cannot create admin users aligns with the concept of Limited Admin Access. This role is typically designed to provide users with restricted capabilities within the administrative functions of the system. Employees with Limited Admin Access may be able to perform several administrative tasks, but they do not have the authority to create, modify, or delete admin users. Their access is confined to ensuring that specific operational duties can be carried out without granting full administrative control, thus maintaining a level of oversight and security within the system.

In contrast, User Management Access would typically allow the user to manage user roles and permissions, which includes creating admin users. Full Admin Privileges would grant complete control over all system functions, including the ability to create any user type. A Standard User Role generally limits the user to basic functionalities, preventing them from accessing any administrative features, but does not pertain to the context of being able to perform any administrative tasks at all. Thus, Limited Admin Access accurately reflects the restriction regarding the inability to create admin users.