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New-look XpertHR site launched

by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2013
by Personnel Today 4 Sep 2013

XpertHR, the UK’s leading online HR resource, has relaunched with a new-look site, incorporating numerous customer-led improvements.

The website, which provides employment law advice, good practice and benchmarking information for HR professionals, has undergone an extensive redesign to enable customers to access its up-to-date HR information more easily.

XpertHR subscribers have been involved in the redesign throughout and have helped carry out extensive testing of a beta version of the site in recent months.

David Shepherd, content and platform director at XpertHR, said: “We are very grateful to our customers for giving us so much help in creating an HR resource that exactly meets their needs.

“Their input at every stage has helped us completely re-imagine XpertHR to meet today’s challenges and make the most of the latest technology, while remaining true to the values of accuracy, authority, ease of use and comprehensiveness they have always associated with XpertHR.”

The addition of “Tasks” means that subscribers can now access all the XpertHR guidance and model documents they need to accomplish hundreds of HR tasks, which customers have helped to define. Whether they need to “respond to an employee’s formal notification of her pregnancy”, “conduct an annual pay review” or “extend an employee’s probationary period”, all the guidance is now accessible in one place.

Areas that existing users are familiar with – including the employment law manual, “how to” and policies and documents – can now be found under “Tools” in the new XpertHR site. New tools have been added, including “audio and video”, “case studies” and “survey analysis”.

XpertHR has also expanded and improved its topics system. After selecting a top-level topic, such as “pay and benefits”, you can drill down through lower-level topics, such as “pay levels and awards” then “national minimum wage”, viewing all the latest resources for each topic and subtopic.

The new-look site also includes an enhanced search function, which allows users to filter results and access what they are looking for quickly.


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