CRS Recruitment:
OVERVIEW
This course will assist recruiters in how to
administer the entire recruitment process within the CRS application, from
storing data pertaining to the requisition and applicant pool, through to the appointment of successful candidates.
Course Objectives
Upon completion of the course, learners will be able
to:
1)
Create a Recruitment Request
2)
Create an Interview Guide
3)
Create and maintain applicant
information
4)
Create applications and link
applicants to applications
5)
Shortlist candidates
6)
Appoint successful candidates to
positions
7)
Create checklists and follow-up
interviews for newly recruited employees
8)
Capture exit interviews for departing
employees
CRS Training:
OVERVIEW
The purpose of the course is to assist HR
practitioners, specialists and administrators understand and appreciate the key
terminologies used both in practice and on the CRS application. The course will
also assist HR professionals on how to create and maintain planned and
completed training records, capture employees’ educational history and extract
training reports for information and audit purposes, such as comparing the
training budget with actual training expenditure for the year. The course also
assists clients in creating statutory reports which they can extract from the
application as a basis of preparation for the reports that are submitted to
their SETAs.
Course Objectives
Upon successful completion of the course, learners
will be able to:
1)
Capture Individual Development Plans
for individual and batch employees
2)
Capture training bookings for
individual and batch employees
3)
Capture training completed records
for individual and batch employees
4)
Import training records
5)
Add certificates and costs to
training records
6)
Capture employee educational history
and work experience
7)
Create a Workplace Skills Plan/Annual
Training Report
8)
Generate standard and custom training
reports
CRS
Employee Relations (Disciplinary Procedures)
OVERVIEW
The
purpose of the course is to demonstrate how to setup disciplinary procedures on
the application, from internal disciplinary procedures and appeals, to external
CCMA, labour court and labour appeal court mechanisms, and how to report on disciplinary
cases.
Course Objectives
Upon
completion of the course, users will be able to:
1) Setup Allegation
Categories and types
2) Setup Disciplinary
Action types
3) Setup case
Representatives and Chairpersons
4) Capture Disciplinary
Records and outcomes
5) Capture
External Dispute cases and outcomes
6) Generate
reports on Disciplinaries
CRS Employee Relations (Grievances and Industrial
Action)
OVERVIEW
This course demonstrates how to setup client grievance
policies on the application, and how to capture grievance records for storage
and reporting purposes, from internal grievance procedures to external CCMA,
labour court and labour appeal court referrals. The course also assists users
in capturing industrial action taken by employees and the details of shop
stewards alongside the unions they represent.
Course Objectives
Upon completion of the course, users will be able to:
1)
Setup grievance codes
2)
Setup industrial action types and
union codes
3)
Capture internal grievance procedures
and hearings
4)
Capture external grievance records
5)
Record industrial action records
6)
Generate reports on grievances and
industrial action
CRS Equity
OVERVIEW
The end goal of the course is to assist clients in
adhering to the prescripts of Section
20, 21 and 27 of the Employment Equity Act 55 of 1998, which pertain to
preparing and implementing an employment equity plan, and submitting the
employment equity and income differentials reports, respectively.
Course Objectives
Upon completion of the course, learners will be able
to:
1)
Understand where the different
elements of the equity reports are derived from in the application
2)
Conduct employment equity enquiry
analysis reports
3)
Understand the Equity View and Equity
Fixes
4)
Update and query employee movements
5)
Create Equity Plans
6)
Capture qualitative and quantitative
(equity targets) data
7)
Conduct an Employment Equity
Checklist
8)
Print the EEA 2 and EEA 4 reports
CRS Health
OVERVIEW
This course will assist users in setting up their
company wellness and health related policies on the application and recording
wellness practices.
Course Objectives
Upon completion of the course, learners will be able
to:
1)
Understand ICD - 10 Codes
2)
Capture employee disability and
medical examination records
3) Report on employee wellnessCRS Safety
OVERVIEW
The purpose of the course is to assist safety
practitioners and administrators on how to capture and report on safety
incidents that occur in the workplace.
Course Objectives
Upon completion of the course, learners will be able
to:
1)
Capture safety incidents
2)
Record the investigation details and
remedial actions taken to mitigate safety incidents from re-occurring
3)
Generate standard and custom safety incident
reports for trend analysis and audit tracking purposes.
CRS Performance Management:
OVERVIEW
This course assists users in creating performance
methodologies using a balanced scorecard framework in line with client policies
on performance management. The purpose of the course is to define a company’s
key performance areas and/or key performance indicators and allocate them to
the relevant positions.
Course objectives
Upon completion of the course, learners will be able
to:
1)
Setup performance definitions
2)
Define performance review design
parameters
3)
Define and setup performance codes
4)
Setup performance codes on positions
5)
Setup the job profile
6)
Create a job profile on positions
7)
Generate standard and custom
performance reports