Companies of
all sizes are realizing the benefits using technology to streamline
human resource management functions.
Be it delivering information via the intranet or automating
communication, the result is a more content and efficient workforce.
The Centrix
Absence Tracking and Scheduling (ATS) system is a workflow-based
leave administration tool that distributes the tracking and
administration of employee absences to managers throughout the
enterprise, which allows human resources personnel to focus their
attention on other duties.
Using ATS:
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No
longer will leave request forms get shuffled from office to
office for approval, only to end up in a stack waiting for data
entry. With ATS,
this is paperless
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No
longer will human resource personnel answer endless questions
about how much vacation time an employee has available.
With ATS, employees view this via the intranet
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No
longer will managers throughout the enterprise be forced to
manually keep a calendar of upcoming employee absences.
With ATS, the on-line calendar is automatically updated
The events
described above are commonplace and always result in inefficiency. Moreover, these activities represent hidden costs that are
difficult to calculate. ATS
eliminates such inefficiencies by providing an on-line tool for
managing absence requests, scheduling time-off and tracking
available balances. FMLA leave can also be monitored and reported.
Time/CX
Integration
ATS can be
deployed fully integrated with Centrix Time/CX to provide a
comprehensive time management system.
When implemented with Time/CX, workers use the same user
interface to log hours worked and manage absences.
Approved absence hours are seamlessly transferred from
scheduled time-off, to historical time, to payroll… all in a
paperless environment.
To discuss the Absence Tracking and Scheduling system in more detail and to see screens and
functionality, contact us via email at info@centrixsolutions.com
or call 402.488.3990. A Centrix representative will respond to
schedule an on-line demonstration session.
