Ideas

When adding a new employee, within the Job Information page, can the Property Arrival Date be automatically populated from the Start Date, as these are usually the same. (I don’t know if this has changed recently, however, I know in the past when ...

Regarding a sickness absence and the RTW form that follows in EveryHR - We do need to ask whether an absence was pregnancy-related because, from an HR and legal perspective, these absences need to be recorded accurately. Pregnancy-related sickness...

In the job details section, it would be helpful to have a paid leave carry over field as well as the paid leave entitlement field. This will enable us to enter the employees standard paid leave entitlement without the need to adjust each year. We ...

When a pay award is processed in Every, can the system automatically update an employees Pay Start Date and Last Pay Review Date accordingly within their Salary Information.

A field to record Leadership pay range for staff on Leadership PayScale e.g L10 – L15. We are currently recording this in Job Information > Job Description field

The ability for System Administrators to delete ad hoc historical task that are no longer required

Blocking each year's bank holidays so that staff will not be losing their annual leave by booking these days off.

I've had a number of staff emailing me to say that they have a message to say 'course completed' yet when they access their staff records the message is 'resume training'. I understand that this is when someone fails the test. Just as you receive ...

It would be useful to be able to lock the system at a trust and school level while we use the importer spreadsheet. At the moment if a change is made to the system between downloading and importing this spreadsheet, the change gets overwritten on ...

Could you kindly provide an update on whether a ‘not applicable’ option is being considered for the dropdown menus on the EveryHR SCR module? Ensuring that all checks are clearly reflected on the SCR—including those that were not relevant at the t...