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Currently, the system provides options to control the visibility (by the manager) of details like Date of Birth (DOB) and salary. However, gender and nationality are not included in these options. Given the potential for allegations of racism and ...

When searching for employees, list the managers first, as if you are trying to find the profile of a manager of a large team you still have to scroll through everyone

To only show the employee status as 'On Leave' during the time slot selected for other events. Instead of showing On Leave for the entire day.

Currently if an employee forgets to clock in/out they have to let their line manager know and then they have to go and manually make the adjustment. The idea would be to allow the employee to put in a request to adjust their clock in/out times whi...

Currently if an admin performs a bulk salary upload all individual employee deductions and entitlements are lost from the salary section - these then have to be manually added back in which is very time consuming. A bulk salary upload should be a ...

There is currently no ability to run reports or queries on documents uploaded to the employee documents section. It would be useful to managers and admins to be able to run queries and reports, I would suggest by category.

We would really like to have either a couple of additional fields or to rename a couple of the fields in the timesheet / assignment section

Millions of users around the world are using Keynote - anyone who uses a MAC - however from my understanding you can't upload any Keynote documents into the Documents section or on Performance Management area of PeopleHR? We are a creative agency ...

This idea is to provide better control and prevent Timesheets being modified when utilised for payroll purposes.

Currently when creating a query the 'Relates To' field in Tasks is not available as a field to add to a query. This would enable a query to be created that would list tasks together with the employees the tasks are related to. At present, the Task...