Human Resource Software
Human Resources responsibilities continue to evolve and grow, and to manage the data and processes businesses opt to use a Human Resource Software. This software can be varied, but in its basic definition, an HR Software is a tool that allows HR information to be securely stored, processed and reported on.
From paper versions such as spreadsheets, to fully integrated and automated systems, there are many different options to suit multiple requirements. Find out more about our Human Resource Software OCS HR.
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OCS Human Resource Software
OCS HR is a complete crew management solution for complex business environments, offering the following benefits:
- The HR and Crewing department works smarter and more efficiently
- Business processes are automated
- Valuable information, knowledge and experience are stored and managed in the system – less dependency on key personnel
- Compliance to customer and authority requirements is documented
- Enables organisational streamlining and business process re-engineering
OCS HR is the main module of our integrated HR Suite. The interface is used by the operators in the onshore HR department, managing all aspects of crewing, competence management, payroll and general HR administration. The solution is available both as a local installation and as a cloud solution.
OCS HR has the following main functionalities:
- Module for personnel information
- Planning and rotation
- Competence management
- Training booking
- Travel booking
- International Payroll
- Self Service
- Talent management
- Crew Development
- Candidate Recruitment
For more information on OCS HR please Contact Us.
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