All ideas

To enable employees to add their own documentation onto their own profile during on-boarding enables us to have more time

Many HR systems have the facility to measure ENPS, PHR does not.

We’re looking to implement a system that automatically flags recurring sickness absence—similar to the Bradford Factor model. For example, if an employee has three separate instances of sick leave and accumulates 15 days in total, the system shoul...

When TOIL is added to an employee’s account, the automated email notification they receive does not include the reason for the TOIL, even when a comment has been entered when it is being input. This has led to confusion as staff are unsure what th...

It would be very beneficial to be able to save “favourite” journeys in the PeopleHR app, as it is a laborious task to repeat all the details for journeys when most of our staff do the same 4 journeys . It would be so much easier to have them saved...

Ideally the performance reviews could be edited to include a separate set of questions for employees and managers. In particular review cases, such as probation reviews it is not beneficial to have the employee score themselves on whether they hav...

Given there is no test site, nor any ability to pilot creating a new Performance Review, the current system does not work where you have to create it and then test it live with someone. And if it's not right, you then can't delete it. I cannot bel...

As employees take time off as sick, it would be great if they would self certify on PeopleHR and not the line manager or the admin inputting this on to the system. This can then be approved by the line manager.

Currently if you change from Hours to days for recording holidays it affects all past years. It also doesn't allow for setting if from a specific date. This also impacts bank holidays included or not. It can throw everything out and upset all past...

Would be useful to see the orange 'signature visible' lozenge regardless of whether looking at the folder or list view of documents.