Explore the benefits of full-solution automation in HR, offering seamless integration, increased productivity, and reduced manual data management.

Paycom's single-database HR software is turbocharging operations with up to 64% gains in human capital management productivity.

Automation has quickly become a popular choice for business owners who are managing HR functions. For example, research conducted by the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) shows that nearly ...

Editorial Note: We earn a commission from partner links on Forbes Advisor. Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. Cloud human resources (HR) software is increasing in ...

Telefónica, the multinational telecoms group which owns the O2 mobile network in the UK, has cut the costs of providing human resource (HR) services to more than 125,000 employees by 40% after rolling ...

HR software systems help small businesses manage key HR functions, like payroll, benefits administration, onboarding, compliance, and employee recordkeeping. The three main types of HR software—HRIS, ...

Some free HR products have solid features, but they won't have the advanced options offered by software with a price tag. Many, or all, of the products featured on this page are from our advertising ...

HR compliance has always required attention to detail. What has changed is the scale and interconnectedness of the work. Compliance obligations now span jurisdictions, people types, internal ...

Cloud human resources (HR) software allows you and your HR team to access and manage employee data from anywhere at any time. With the power of cloud computing, you can streamline your HR processes ...

A human resources system, also referred to as a human resources information system or human resources management system, is a computer-based program designed to alleviate common, mundane and often ...

Automotive giant Daimler is using Neo4j's graph database technology in its HR department. ZDNet spoke to Jochen Linkohr, the manager of HR IT at Daimler, to find out more. ZDNet: When did you start ...