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Human Resources

Human Resources manages your most valuable asset, your people. With GNU Enterprise Human Resources, you can pay staff, ensure equitable compensation, manage training, administer benefits and comply with the myriad of government regulatory programs. National and Industry templates cater for the requirements of different countries and organizations.

PERSONNEL

Personnel allows you to appoint and manage your employees, keeping track of their key life details and events. It allows you to control the promotion and development of your staff for their and your organization's benefit. The employee profile maintained in the Personnel module is the foundation for other modules in the Human Resources package.

PAYROLL

Payroll manages the complex and critical task of paying your staff. It handles both hourly and salaried staff, manages vacation accrual and usage and collects and remits federal and state withholdings. You can print paychecks or make direct deposits in staff bank accounts. National templates are available to tailor the module for the specific regulatory requirements of individual countries.

RECRUITMENT

Recruitment manages the process of filling vacancies from the initial step of defining and posting them through advertising and interviewing to the selection of candidates.

SKILLS INVENTORY

Skills Inventory allows you to define a list of skills and maintain a list of which employee have which skills. When you need a machinist who speaks Russian, you simply query your database. The skills required for each job can be maintained and matched against the current jobholder's skills, providing a training development plan for each employee.

COMPENSATION MANAGEMENT

Compensation Management allows you to define job categories, rate their importance to your company and set compensation accordingly.

ORGANIZATIONAL PLANNING

Organizational Planning maintains the structure of your company now and at any specified date in the past. You can use convenient "drag and drop" technology to keep the structure current.

COMPLIANCE

Compliance helps you comply with the myriad of government programs (COBRA, OSHA, EEO, ADA, AAP) imposed on your company. It produces a wide range of statutory reports, tailored by templates to meet national requirements.

TRAINING

Training maintains a list of instructors, classes, facilities, students and courses. It allows you to manage the process of authorising training, booking and evaluating that training, and maintaining an employee history of courses and learning events.

BENEFITS

Benefits are an increasingly complex and critical part of an employee's total compensation. New staff and their dependents become eligible after a waiting period. Staff become ill and must receive short or long-term disability. Staff retire. Withholdings must be made from pay checks/cheques. It is a complex, demanding job. With GNU Enterprise on your side, you'll do it faster with fewer mistakes.

TIME & EXPENSES

The Time and Expenses module can be used to record actual time spent on any task, along with any related expenses. This data can be used by the Payroll module to generate pay, or it can be used by the Project Management package to accumulate the actual time spent on Project tasks. The Project Management package can then be used to generate invoices for your customers, thereby providing you with a complete Professional Services Automation suite.

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