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Last year, the trend was recruiting and applicant-tracking systems and making them more compatible with social media. Employees don’t want to be put into a telephone queue just to update their address or manage their 401(k) contributions. They can check the PTO calendar and then submit a time-off request.
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If your business offers employees a 401K, detail eligibility requirements and whether there is any employer matching. This may be split into vacation and sick days, or it could be presented as a combined PTO bank. Some organizations are even adopting unlimited PTO policies in recent years. Paid time off.
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Tax forms Job application Offer letter Performance reviews Disciplinary actions Time cards Resumes Medical records Pay stubs Signed employee handbook Benefits information PTO forms As you can see, every employee involves a ton of recordkeeping, which will quickly become incredibly cumbersome without a centralized software system to store it all.
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