The Northern Ireland Prison Service decided to replace its eight different systems with one HR and payroll service. Alex Blyth gets the inside story
HR Technology
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£6bn IT system threatened by lack of buy-in from NHS staff.
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The first phase of the £60m Government Secure Intranet project has been completed more than a year ahead of schedule
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Small firms may have to revert to paying staff with cash or cheques if they fail to meet the deadline for updating their payroll systems.
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How Pret a Manger streamlined its HR process with easy-to-use data systems
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Increased mobility is making it difficult for employers to track software use on portable IT equipment.
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A number of employers have been falsely accused of failing to meet statutory deadlines for filing staff tax returns for 2004-05 and warned incorrectly that they face penalties
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Companies risk losing sensitive data because of poor security on Blackberry devices and mobile phones.
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The Revenue and Customs department cannot assess the tax liability of UK employees for 2004
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During the US Atlanta Olympics in 1996, commuter traffic fell by 50% – with remote working accounting for about one-third...
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Three in four decisions to switch HR software suppliers are made outside of HR, according to research by HR software...
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Case study: How Lloyds TSB used online psychometric tests to manage graduate applications
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Circle 33 Housing Trust is replacing its in-house HR and payroll system with integrated software from Midland HR & Payroll...
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HP Deskjet 450wbt mobile printer
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Michael Millar examines just how careful companies need to be when monitoring the activities of those in their supply chain if they want to protect their own corporate reputation