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Your employees are your organization’s most important resource, yet the tasks necessary to support your employee population are complex, difficult, and constantly changing. Wouldn’t it be helpful if your HRIS supported the entire employee life-cycle, from “help wanted” to exit interview and beyond?
Does this sound familiar? You post a job opening, accept applications, evaluate qualified applicants, record test scores and interviews, produce offer and rejection letters, accumulate diversity statistics and finally, you reach the end of the process and actually hire someone. Do you breathe a sigh of relief? No, because the work has just begun.
Now you’ve hired another employee, and that means capturing I-9 and W-4 data, and information necessary for EEO, VETS, affirmative action, and state new hire reports. You’ll handle benefit enrollment and work assignment, and you’ll record voluntary deductions, direct deposits, and schedule orientation. And don’t forget reviews, pay and benefit changes, job reassignments as well as transfers over the next year or so.
We could go on, but you know the scenario. All of these “opportunities” occur over and over, and when you multiply them times a few hundred, or a few thousand employees, it’s not a pretty picture.
Pro Pay can help. We have procedures in place to assist you with all of the tasks that are associated with an employee’s life-cycle – we can’t eliminate these tasks, but we can make your job easier – want to know more? Contact us so that we can more fully explore how Pro Pay can help you.
Self Service
You will see an immediate return on investment from h2r core’s eSS. Your employees can make their own elections during open enrollment without assistance from HR personnel. They can update addresses, emergency contacts, change dependents, and reprint their own W-2’s. They can display check detail from history, print benefit statements, verify vacation as well as other paid-time-off balances, and more.
No other single aspect of an HRIS offers the ROI of self-service. And at the same time, it places the responsibility for employee updates on the employee's shoulders, freeing up the HR and payroll department personnel for more strategic activities.
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