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HR party of one is brought to you by
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Bernie portal a human resources
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information system or hras is your
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Ultimate HR tool that streamlines your
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eats or employee facing administrative
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tasks so that you can focus on more
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strategic projects some HR professionals
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won't even consider joining an
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organization that doesn't have an H due
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to how integral it is to their success
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so why doesn't everyone have an HR
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technology solution picking out and
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setting up your new hris can be
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challenging organizations without an HR
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May hesitate to begin the process of
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acquiring one some implementations take
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months and then there's back and forth
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communication between you the software
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company and your broker however not all
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hr's are so difficult to implement some
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only take 3 days but before we dive into
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the details I want to discuss how to
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approach your organization's first
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implementation process so in this
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episode let's cover the PB&J method need
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to know terms what you do versus what
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the service team does structuring the
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implementation process and common HR
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implementation pain points let's get
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started the PB&J method you may remember
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this one from school the PB&J exercise
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is a critical thinking development task
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often used by Elementary School teachers
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the goal is to evaluate how detailed
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instructions must be to make a PB&J
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sandwich accurately often children may
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not consider all of the critical steps
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necessary like get out a butter knife to
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smooth peanut butter onto bread they may
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skip right into smearing the peanut
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butter onto the bread however more goes
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into a PB&J than you think about
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actively one redditor compared
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implementing an H to writing
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instructions on how to make a PB&J and
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that there are many Nuance steps that
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may not be obvious so that sounds
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daunting it's assumed that you get out
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the peanut butter so why must it be
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included in the instructions the purpose
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of the PB&J method which you should
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apply to your implementation process is
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to be as detail oriented as possible
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while missing one tiny thing may not
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result in a major failure or setback not
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all hris support teams will catch errors
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during their part of the process knowing
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what you must do and having a fully
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formed understanding of what you should
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get from the hris vendor is vital to a
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successful
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implementation so what should you do as
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an HR professional and what should the
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company providing the hris do for you
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need to know terms if you're thinking
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about implementing an H for the first
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time the volume of language and
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advertisements may seem overwhelming so
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so let's briefly Define the terms you
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may see tossed around most often
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buildout the process by which the
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software company broker or your own
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worker puts together the hris platform
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with your specified features in
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Workforce data this may require some
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coding depending on the hras you choose
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and the time to completion can vary
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between a few days to a few months order
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form the form you complete that defines
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the pieces of an H you want your
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headcount and other needed info to build
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out the platform to your specifications
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net promoter score The NPS is a metric
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consumers use to gauge their
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satisfaction with the service level they
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experience during an implementation
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process or for overall product use this
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score ranges from negative 100% to 100%
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anything between negative 100 and zero
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is categorized as needs Improvement 0 to
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30 is good 30 to 70 is great and 70 to
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100 is excellent most companies have an
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NPS score and they serve as a reliable
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metric to gauge customer satisfaction
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with a product or service for example
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Bernie Portal's NPS for the level of
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satisfaction employers have for our
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implementation process is
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78% account manager this person provides
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oneon-one help with your HRS needs they
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are specific to your vendor and should
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reply quickly to any of your emails they
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are who you will interact with once the
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H is in your hands if you come across
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any other terms that you'd like Clarity
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on head over to the HR party of one
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community and post your question we will
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Define it for you and answer any other
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questions you have about HR and HRS
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implementation I saved a link for you in
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the
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description what you do versus what the
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support team does your role is
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relatively simple invent en code the
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entire platform while increasing
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shareholder value I'm J
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all you need to do is provide the
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information you provide the information
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beforehand so employee records like pay
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rates and benefits packages are sent to
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your hr's service team or in some cases
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your account manager some hr's use
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Census records to populate your features
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with your employees details so the
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system is ready to go your account
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manager should know what features you
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have picked and be familiar with the
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necessary details about your
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organization so your part should be easy
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the HRS account manager should have all
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the work done ahead of time to make this
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process as smooth as possible all
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organizations have different needs so
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you may have to field a few phone calls
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to settle things before your hras is
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ready is natural to have questions too
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your account manager is an expert on all
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things concerning the hris and should be
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able to answer any questions you have
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during and after implementation once the
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system is ready to go your account
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manager manager will meet with you to
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review it this is to double check
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everything is running smoothly and as
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promised from your requested features to
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requested customizations this may differ
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depending on the hras you select
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structuring the implementation process
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so you know what your responsibilities
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are and those of your vendor now let's
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parse out how you can structure this
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into detailed defined tasks first let's
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break the implementation into three
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major parts s before during and after
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before the process begins you should
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consider the following review if certain
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features are priced per user do you need
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everyone on it or just certain subgroups
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what are the pricing options does this
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solutions scale to your growth how
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difficult is it to add employees to
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certain features if needed what can you
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do or change in hres and what must you
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rely on your account manager to handle
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contracts who signs them what do they
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entail is there a set time your
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organization must use the software is
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the renewal process defined what are the
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payment options are there Clauses that
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cover what happens if the process is
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peppered with setbacks or unexpected
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changes timeline how long should the
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implementation process take is it the
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right time of year to adopt a system
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when considering factors like open
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enrollment or ACA compliance needs at
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what stage can you expect to review
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progress or receive updates when do you
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provide certain data sets if needed at
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what stage are you introduced to your
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account
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manager
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expectations when does your leadership
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anticipate having the solution in hand
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what sort of functionality are you
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promised what are your highest tier
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needs from your hras what metrics do you
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expect an HRS to improve what level of
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support do you expect from the service
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team during the buildout process during
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the process think about things like data
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what data do you need to collect to
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provide to the buildout team what should
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your broker provide so benefits are
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accurately accounted for what is the
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most secure way to send sensitive data
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organization your hris should allow
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explicit in specific subgrouping
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abilities what subgroups work best for
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your organizations needs exempt versus
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non-exempt based on state or something
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else what doc doents do you need to host
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in your compliance feature or benefits
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Administration feature is there an
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organizational chart to fill out access
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who has HR admin access to all features
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and information who can review PTO or
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time in attendance who is set as a
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manager or a direct report in the
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Performance Management feature do you
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want to enable all employees to see the
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grocery cart style benefits add-ons or
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similar information in other
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features communication is the vender
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responding to your inquiries are they
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sticking to their deadlines are you
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responding to their requests or
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questions promptly are they telling you
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about any setbacks or issues are you
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informing necessary parties about
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progress after the implementation
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process it's time to consider
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functionality does the HRS deliver what
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was promised is it simple to use or do
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you need training Can employees use it
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easily are there any unexpected bugs in
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the system
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correctness is all of the information in
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it correct are the people who are
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supposed to have admin access or
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managerial access locked out is
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everything up to the standard you agreed
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upon did they stick to the predetermined
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timeline carrier Integrations are you
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able to maximize the use of the benefits
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Administration piece are the insurance
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carriers integrated into a billing
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system that reduces the risk of error
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final review have you filled out the
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survey on your service have you
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investigated other features and tools
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you may be unfamiliar with can you
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perform a cost analysis to present the
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value the hras adds to your role are
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employees satisfied with their new
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portal common HRS implementation pain
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points as with any software there are
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highs and there are lows so what pain
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points are common to hris systems many
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employees question the security of their
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hris with cyber crimes growing globally
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ensuring your work Force's data is
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protected is critical to your role
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Bernie portal provides multiactor
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authentication to increase security we
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also perform regular audits where we
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hire an outside company to attempt to
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hack into our system so we can evaluate
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our current security measures and make
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sure they hold up to scrutiny make sure
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your preferred HRS vendor is secure as
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some Industries require more stringent
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levels of protection some even require
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cyber security Insurance another pain
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Point HR Pros may experience with an HRS
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is that they outgrow it if your solution
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doesn't scale to your org's growth then
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you're going to get stuck shedding it
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for a new one every so often I know
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people say HR professionals are snakes
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but we truly aren't something else you
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may have gripes with is broken
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Integrations when HRS are built from a
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hodgepodge of different systems your
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employees collect usernames and
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passwords like trading cards they don't
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remember which ones go to portal and
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that frustration is directed towards you
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aim for an all-in-one solution with
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Native technology rather than software
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that bought a payroll system there added
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a Performance Management integration
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here you get what I mean additionally
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many hs's take weeks or even months to
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implement choose carefully if the
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timeline is a factor Bernie portal can
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complete build outs within only three
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days which draws many small to medium
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sized employers interested in getting
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their HR sooner much rather than later
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and don't forget the most annoying
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stressful paino of all poor customer
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service when your account manager takes
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days to respond to your high priority
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needs what do you do hope that Nancy
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doesn't mind that her check is short
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several hundred bucks pray Landon won't
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notice he can't see any of his benefit
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elections that won't work for you and it
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won't work for your Workforce your goal
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is to improve the employee experience
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and if you have a bad experience with
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your hris then you know your own
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organization is next up choosing the
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right hras is critically important to
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building Trust In Your Role the
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implementation is just step one to how
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it should work for you and not against
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you for more information check out our
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