Subtract operation is not permitted on TIMESTAMP, INTEGER operand(s)

I am running into a weird problem I have defined a formula in RPD to calculate Length of service. When I bring this column in with any other fact column it gives me error : Subtract operation is not permitted on TIMESTAMP, INTEGER operand(s)
But if I define same calculation in answers using edit formula column it works just fine. I need to define it in rpd for the column to be present for ad-hoc. Where is my mistake?
Answers definition: case when "Employment Events (Previous)"."Hire Date#1"> ifnull("Employment Events (Previous)"."Term Date", "Employment Events (Previous)"."Hire Date#1") then cast(Floor(case when "Employment Events (Previous)"."Hire Date#1"> ifnull("Employment Events (Previous)"."Term Date", "Employment Events (Previous)"."Hire Date#1") then case when "Employment Events (Previous)"."Hire Date#1" is not null then TIMESTAMPDIFF(SQL_TSI_MONTH, "Employment Events (Previous)"."Hire Date#1",CURRENT_DATE) ELSE NULL END ELSE NULL END /12) as char)||' year(s) '||cast(Mod(case when "Employment Events (Previous)"."Hire Date#1"> ifnull("Employment Events (Previous)"."Term Date", "Employment Events (Previous)"."Hire Date#1") then case when "Employment Events (Previous)"."Hire Date#1" is not null then TIMESTAMPDIFF(SQL_TSI_MONTH, "Employment Events (Previous)"."Hire Date#1",CURRENT_DATE) ELSE NULL END ELSE NULL END,12) as char)||' month(s)' else null end
RPD: case when "Core"."Fact - Employment Events"."Hire Date" >IfNull( "Core"."Fact - Employment Events"."Term Date", "Core"."Fact - Employment Events"."Hire Date"-1) then
cast(Floor(case when "Core"."Fact - Employment Events"."Hire Date" >IfNull( "Core"."Fact - Employment Events"."Term Date", "Core"."Fact - Employment Events"."Hire Date"-1) then
case when "Core"."Fact - Employment Events"."Hire Date" is not null then TIMESTAMPDIFF( SQL_TSI_MONTH , "Core"."Fact - Employment Events"."Hire Date" , CURRENT_DATE) else null
end
else null
END/12) as char)||' year(s) '||cast(Modcase when "Core"."Fact - Employment Events"."Hire Date" >IfNull( "Core"."Fact - Employment Events"."Term Date", "Core"."Fact - Employment Events"."Hire Date"-1) then
case when "Core"."Fact - Employment Events"."Hire Date" is not null then TIMESTAMPDIFF( SQL_TSI_MONTH , "Core"."Fact - Employment Events"."Hire Date" , CURRENT_DATE) else null
end
else null
END ,12) as char)||' month(s)'
else null end
Please Help!

try this out :-
case when "Core"."Fact - Employment Events"."Hire Date" >IfNull( "Core"."Fact - Employment Events"."Term Date", TIMESTAMPADD(SQL_TSI_DAY, -1, "Core"."Fact - Employment Events"."Hire Date"))
then
cast(Floor(case when "Core"."Fact - Employment Events"."Hire Date" >IfNull( "Core"."Fact - Employment Events"."Term Date", TIMESTAMPADD(SQL_TSI_DAY, -1, "Core"."Fact - Employment Events"."Hire Date")) then
case when "Core"."Fact - Employment Events"."Hire Date" is not null then TIMESTAMPDIFF( SQL_TSI_MONTH , "Core"."Fact - Employment Events"."Hire Date" , CURRENT_DATE) else null
end
else null
END
/12) as char)||' year(s) '||cast(Modcase when "Core"."Fact - Employment Events"."Hire Date" >IfNull( "Core"."Fact - Employment Events"."Term Date", TIMESTAMPADD(SQL_TSI_DAY, -1, "Core"."Fact - Employment Events"."Hire Date")) then
case when "Core"."Fact - Employment Events"."Hire Date" is not null then TIMESTAMPDIFF( SQL_TSI_MONTH , "Core"."Fact - Employment Events"."Hire Date" , CURRENT_DATE) else null
end
else null
END ,12) as char)||' month(s)'
else null end

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try this out :-
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