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HRIS for small companies
Discuss how to choose system that will yield the best results, as well as how to maintain it, and how to calculate its return on investment.
HI!
Can someone advice me on what kind of systems are available for small companies( 100 to 300 employees).
We are looking for something less than $1000 with all the basic features as well as EE
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HRIS for small companies
posted at 3/13/2006 11:48 AM EDT
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HI!
Can someone advice me on what kind of systems are available for small companies( 100 to 300 employees). We are looking for something less than $1000 with all the basic features as well as EEOC requirements. Please advice. |
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HRIS for small companies
posted at 4/25/2006 6:24 AM EDT
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If you are using a payroll service, you may want to see what HR features they can offer you at a minimal price. $1,000 is not a lot of money and I woudl venture to guess that a good standalone HR product would cost considerably more than that. |
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HRIS for small companies
posted at 4/28/2006 5:30 AM EDT
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You cannot get "all the basic features" for under $1,000. Try being realistic, you need to invest some money if you want a system that will work. If you only have a grand to spend, your probably too small to be using an HR system anyhow. |
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HRIS for small companies
posted at 1/7/2007 12:31 AM EST
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You can try OrangeHRM (www.orangehrm.com). It is open source and therefore free and it contains the basic features. There is a demo on the website as well.
Kind regards Rasmus |
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HRIS for small companies
posted at 2/6/2007 5:43 AM EST
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Realistically, you might have to spend more than you want( not a lot more, but more) to get yourself a good, reliable HRIS system. ADP is who we use and we are very happy with them. We have 150 employees and is gives us ESS, MSS, and open enrollment. |
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HRIS for small companies
posted at 2/8/2007 2:07 PM EST
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I think with the advent of open sourced products you should be able to find what you need very soon for less than $500. Don't listen to those that say you must spend X dollars. I suggest you use a leased system (to save $$). Make sure you can get your data out of the leased system for no cost and in either 'csv' or 'xml' output. These data formats should allow for an easy transition to another product. Good luck! |
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