Talent Management>>HR Events>>HR Admins
HR Admins
HR Admins are the designated persons who are responsible for setting up the Employee Appraisal event. Prior to setting up the event, identify the Employee(s) who will assume overall responsibility for it. Each event can be managed by more than one employee.
Event Type: Select the Event Type for which the HR Admin will be responsible.
Company Code and Name: Select the Company that the HR Admin. belongs to.
Last name / First Name: Select the last name or the first name of the assigned HR Admin.
Save the record and enter additional names as required for either the same or additional event types.
Talent Management>>HR Events>>Notification
Appraisal Notifications
These are notifications sent to employees and managers to inform them about upcoming or completed appraisal events, reminding them to engage in the appraisal process.
Event Type: Select the event type for which you are setting up a notification.
Event Status: Select the Event Status for which the reminder is being sent. Reminders must be set for the following status:
Approaching Due Date: The event is nearing its deadline.
Archived: The event has been completed and stored for historical reference.
Cancelled: The event has been terminated before completion.
Completed: The event has been fully carried out and finished.
Normal: The event is ongoing and progressing as scheduled.
Not Started: The event has not yet begun.
Post Due Date: The event has passed its deadline without completion.
Started: The event has been initiated and is in progress.
Remind On: Enter and select the respective values for the reminder. e.g. 2 Days.
Event Message: The system will send reminders based on the values entered in the "Remind on"field. Alternatively, you may enter a user defined event message.
The following is an example of a system-generated reminder message:
Talent Management>>Manage Events>>Events
Events
The HR Appraisal Event provides a structured process for conducting employee appraisals, enabling both appraisees and appraisers to assess performance, skills, and competencies. Typically, HR is responsible for setting up and managing the event, ensuring that all relevant participants can engage in the appraisal process. However, in some organizations, managers may also have the authority to create and manage appraisal events, depending on company policies.
System Configurations>>Feature Management>>Restrict Event Naming
Talent Management>>HR Events>>Manage Events>>Events Name
The Manager of the Chaguanas department can select the Event Name to create the HR Event.
Company: Select the company where the employees will be appraised.
Event Type: Select the event type for which you are setting up the event.
Event Status: Select the Event Status for which the event is being created. Events can be set for the following status:
Approaching Due Date: The event is nearing its deadline.
Archived: The event has been completed and stored for historical reference.
Cancelled: The event has been terminated before completion.
Completed: The event has been fully carried out and finished.
Normal: The event is ongoing and progressing as scheduled.
Not Started: The event has not yet begun.
Post Due Date: The event has passed its deadline without completion.
Started: The event has been initiated and is in progress.
Event Name: Enter a user-defined name for the event.
Start Date: Enter the start date for conducting the appraisals.
End Date: Enter the end date for conducting appraisals.
Employee Eligibility: Indicate the eligibility criteria set out by the employer to perform appraisals.
Probationary Appraisal.
Bi-Annual Appraisal.
Annual Appraisal.
Initiated By: Select who is responsible for initiating the appraisal process.
Responsible: Select who is responsible for completing the appraisal.
Generate Appraisal Automatically: Select to automatically generate the appraisal. The following can also be generated on the appraisal if selected:
Use Goals.
Use Competencies.
Use Primary Responsibilities.
Apply To: Select who this event applies to. Selecting Department, Section or Employee will provide further options for the specific areas.
Save the record.
1. Creates the Employee Appraisal event, colour-coding and displaying the records based on their status (Started, Not Started, Completed, Approaching Due Date etc.)
2. Lists all employees to be appraised and the person responsible for the appraisal under the Employee Appraisal event (expand the record).
3. Displays a Create Appraisal button next to each employee record. HR must click this button to
create the actual appraisal form for the respective employee.
Person Responsible: this is the employee’s direct supervisor set up via Personnel>>Position>>Reporting Relationships>>Supervisor for an Employee. If the reporting
relationship was not defined for the position, the appraisal form will not be linked to a manager.
Talent Management>>HR Events>>Manage Events
Duplicated Goals
In HRplus, Duplicated Organizational Goals refer to goals carried over or replicated from a previous period, typically for reasons like unfinished business, long-term projects, or evolving strategies. This feature allows HR to duplicate and update goals from a prior year to align with the current appraisal cycle. When duplicating, goals and targets can be modified to reflect current priorities while maintaining continuity for ongoing initiatives.
During the goal setting event, the system will search for goals within the specified timeframe, color-code them based on status (Started, Not Started, Completed), and list all employees with the person responsible for their appraisal. HR and managers can then create the appraisal forms by selecting the appropriate employees and adjusting goals as necessary, ensuring alignment with organizational objectives. Make sure to flag the goal as Repeatable when creating it for future use.
Talent Management>>Goals>>Employee Goals>>Goal Grid>>New Employee Goal
When creating the Goal ensure that Repeatable is flagged.
Start Date/End Date: The period during which the goals were created - the system searches for and
displays all goals, both Archived and Unarchived, that fall within these dates.
The setup is the same for both the Goal Setting and Employee Appraisals events.
1. Searches for and displays all goals within the specified timeframe and criteria.
2. Creates the Goal Setting event, colour-coding and displaying the records based on their status (Started, Not Started, Completed, Approaching Due Date etc.)
3. Lists all employees to be appraised and the person responsible for the appraisal under the Employee Appraisal event (expand the record).
4. Displays a Create Appraisal button next to each employee record. HR must click this button to
create the actual appraisal form for the respective employee.