Thursday, November 20, 2008

Human Resources Information Management


  • Identifies HR information that the organization needs to achieve its business objectives
  • Interprets HR information to meet the needs of the organization (e.g. labour costing, succession planning, legislated reporting requirements, reorganization planning, and training priorities)
  • Evaluates the effectiveness of current HR information management within the organization
  • Develops policy regarding confidentiality of HR information, including limits on the extent to which confidentiality can be assured
  • Balances confidentiality requirements with HR administrative requirements (e.g. requirement for information for the resolution of benefits or a Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) claim that may be in occupational health records)
  • Contributes to development of specifications for the acquisition and/or development of HR information management systems and their implementation
  • Evaluates alternatives for providing HR information management needs, considering current and future organizational needs and capabilities, and the associated costs and benefits

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