Determine best practices for balancing the need for open access to data and information contained in an HRIS with the importance ofprotecting proprietary and confidential personal data

There are a total of 500 employees at the site; 450 non-exempt employees who clock in and out each day, and 50 exempt employeeswho do not use a time clock and are paid a standard weekly salary. The organization has an electronic time capture and payroll system already in place that:- is manually updated when employees are hired or terminate employment- is a stand-alone application, not interacting with any other database system- is maintained by two full-time payroll administrators, reporting to one payroll manager Human resource records are primarily paper-based.- Employee personnel files are maintained in file folders- Personnel files are manually updated with demographic, performance, and disciplinary information- Demographic data is available currently in an Excel database, which is manually updated- Personnel files are maintained by four full-time human resource clerks, who are non-exempt and report to the full-time HRmanagerThe new HRIS system is expected to drive a self-service approach to records management, while also ensuring confidential and proprietary datais secure. In a 4–5 page paper with a minimum of three scholarly sources, compare the current human resources data-collection system with atleast two new HR information systems that are being considered as it relates to costs/benefits and risk.This assignment will assess the following course outcomes: Evaluate HRIS systems for their ability to meet organizational requirements based on needs assessments Contrast and compare HR information systems on the basis of organizational financial requirements Determine best practices for balancing the need for open access to data and information contained in an HRIS with the importance ofprotecting proprietary and confidential personal data

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