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This is a Functional Requirements Resource (FRR) document detailing Human Resources Management requirements for an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system procurement by the City of Cocoa, Florida. The document outlines comprehensive functional specifications across seven major functional areas: Personnel Management, Payroll Processing, Expense Reimbursement, Benefits Administration, Training Management, and Employee Self-Service capabilities. The requirements span 475 total functional specifications with detailed capabilities required across all modules. Key personnel management requirements include the ability to maintain a single master employee record with extensive demographic and employment data, support multiple position control functions with salary planning capabilities, manage performance reviews and terminations, and track employee separation processes. Payroll processing requirements encompass support for multiple payroll types, complex overtime calculations, comprehensive deduction management, direct deposit functionality, and extensive state and federal reporting capabilities including W-2, 941, 945, and EEO-4 reporting. The system must accommodate various employee types, multiple pay schedules, and automated accrual calculations with full audit trails.

Additional functional requirements address benefits administration including open enrollment management, dependent and COBRA tracking, flexible benefits plans, and leave management with FMLA and workers' compensation tracking capabilities. The system must integrate fully with general ledger, accounts payable, and budgeting modules while supporting electronic forms with digital signatures throughout the Human Resources workflow. Employee Self-Service capabilities are required to enable employees to update personal information, view pay stubs and tax documents, submit leave requests, enroll in benefits, and access training information. Expense reimbursement functionality must support mileage and non-hourly reimbursements with multi-level approval workflows and full integration with accounts payable. The document specifies that all requirements must be met either as compliant, requiring alternative methods, or requiring modifications, with each requirement field providing space for vendor responses and comments regarding implementation approach.

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Personnel

Personnel
#RequirementResponseComments
General Requirements
1Ability to accommodate workflow approvals of human resources related processes and documents.
2Ability to provide that security is definable at multiple levels to allow employees read access to their own data within the Self Service module with limited editing access at field level.
3Ability to provide that security is definable at multiple levels to allow supervisor read access to department data.
4Ability for department level administrator to set security and passwords by field and user or user group.
5Ability to attach in date order by subject matter any electronic data (such as scanned or imaged forms) to an employee's record (e.g., separation of service, change-to-payroll form, exit evaluation, COBRA letter).
6Ability to complete a Personnel Action electronically with workflow capability and process future dated items thrpough final workflow, held in system going live on effective date.
7Ability to perform HR-related transactions and updates both real-time and in batch.
8Ability to comply with all State and Federal laws related to government entities.
9Ability to correct history based on appropriate security, with an audit trail.
10Ability to make changes to pay record G/L distributions should automatically create proper G/L accounting transactions.
11Ability for employee's leave accruals to adjust as necessary with an employee type change (i.e., part time to full time).
12Ability to assign a numeric employee number using structure defined by the system administrator (e.g., ten digits composed of the six digit date of hire and last four digits of the employee's social security number).
13Ability to define ethnicity categories.
14Ability to track length of time an employee has filled a position.
15Ability to track and report on driver's license expirations and provide notice to employee and supervisor of need for updated information.
16Ability to provide inquiry to the personnel master file by employee number, by employee name, or by social security number and display in list format.
17Ability to allow limited access to personnel information using a password security system.
18Ability to track employee movement between positions within the organization and keep a permanent record of this information within the system.
19Ability to track post retirement benefit costs and who is eligible.
20Ability to validate that the employee is eligible for the plan selected.
21Ability to support pre and post tax payroll deductions.
22Ability to have benefit premiums formula driven, established from salary, set amount, with or without coverage limits and based on client defined eligibility.
23Ability to track grievances.
24Ability to reinstate employees, restoring all previous employee records bridging previous employee history.
25Ability to rehire employees, transferring employee demographics only and not bridging previous employee history.
26System provides interactive dashboards with stats, scorecards, etc. on a variety of user defined parameters.
27Ability to have a central location for an approver to go to handle all outstanding items to review/approve.
28Ability to integrate electronic forms with ESS and digital signatures (i.e. new hire documents outside forms field items, W4, DD, Evals, etc).
Employee Data
29Ability for the system to support a single Master Employee Record that is shared among all modules of the system and includes the following employee data: Name; Prefixes (e.g., Mr., Ms., Dr.); Suffixes (e.g., Jr., III); Hyphenated names; Multiple home addresses; Home address confidentiality flag; Marital status; Spouse and multiple dependent data; Dependent SSNs; Social Security Number; SSN confidentiality flag; Employee number (automatically assigned); Birth date; Gender; Ethnicity; Home phone; Phone number confidentiality flag; Cell phone; Pager; Multiple email addresses; Emergency contact names; Emergency contact phones; Labor group code (EEO4; defaults to Position Control); Veteran status; reserves status; Work authorization flag; Work visa information (e.g., type, number, expiration date); Original date of hire; FICA class; Benefit dates; Retirement date and plan; Date of death; Driver's license number, date and state; Education (type of degrees, colleges, number of years attended, years earned); Multiple certifications and licenses and their expiration dates; Multiple memberships in professional organizations or associations; Digitized photograph; Employment type (user defined).
30Ability to track the following additional employee information: FLSA designation, exempt/non-exempt designation and category (default - Position Control); ADA accommodation; Grade and step plans, open range plans with a minimum, middle and maximum); Current assigned Department/Division/Function or temporary assignment(s); Employee status (e.g., FMLA, active, suspended); Employee group; Base salary; Scheduled hours; Shift and shift differential; I-9 Information (user defined); Employee badge expiration date; other user defined fields.
31Ability to indefinitely view terminated employee information for reference check information.
32Ability to track hours worked in a given period of time for reporting purposes. (FMLA, ACA, etc.)
33Ability to run reports for demographics of both employees as well as applicants for Federal Reporting Purposes.
Position Control
34Ability to automatically assign a number upon position creation based upon job number and authorization number.
35Ability to maintain the following position data: Position created date; Position status (open or closed); Job title; Job specification code; Supervisor/Manager indicator; EEO code; Physical work location; Department/Program/Project; Percentage of full time; Salary grade and step; Full-time/part-time flag; Regular/temporary flag; Leave without pay flag; Department/Division/Program start date; Workers Compensation Code; Function code (denotes sub-organization within a department); Employee group (denotes benefit entitlement); Cost distribution code; Functional labor code (mandatory for EEO4); Skills test requirements; Other user defined fields.
36Ability for the system to autopopulate fields when entering new positions data.
37Ability to automatically calculate new annual salary for budgeting and pay calculations based upon changes to pay tables, etc.
38Ability to automatically figure salary calculations (step driven, flat dollar or percentage) and budget impact statements (i.e., "what if" scenarios including benefit information, trend analysis).
39Ability to maintain the following current salary information and display on line in a list format: Effective date (including future dates); Salary grade and step; Wage grade; Pay change reason code (table driven); Pay change reason notes/memo field; Previous salary; Other user-defined fields (i.e., appointed, rank, sworn).
40Ability to capture history on status changes, position changes, name changes, salary changes, location changes, payroll changes, benefit changes, supervisor changes and organizational changes.
41Ability to provide for multiple salary schedules.
42Ability to accommodate salary table linked to job/position class.
43Ability to maintain job descriptions on-line.
44Ability to support condition based position changes (i.e., positions marked for attrition or title change).
45Ability to provide that position can be budgeted for partial year (3, 6, 9 months).
46Ability to track the history of appointments by race and gender.
47Ability to identify the current number of positions in class.
48Ability to identify the number of positions to be filled.
49Ability to track internal promotions
50Ability to track reclassification of positions.
51Ability to track deleted positions.
52Ability to provide position control tracking of filled and vacant positions.
53Ability to follow organization history of the position (list of employees who filled a position over a user-specified period of time).
54Ability to track funding source to the position.
55Ability to accommodate sets of benefit options linked to employee group.
56Ability to provide tracking of death for employees, retirees, or dependents.
57Ability to provide for mass updates of employee plan designation.
58Ability to update benefits individually and as a group.
59Ability to track current benefit elections for retirees and spouses.
Performance Management/Reviews/Terminations
60Provide Evaluation Module with automated workflow.
61Ability to schedule and record employee evaluations.
62Provide a Training Module to schedule and track all required training for an employee.
63Ability to track Professional Development.
64Provide for a separate file for terminated employees.
65Ability to record table-driven reasons for termination.
66Ability for an employee to view their personal performance review.
67Ability for an employee to view their previous performance reviews.
Separation and Termination
68Ability for departments to track City assets assigned to City employees.
69Provide a checklist to supervisors of all City assets provided to a City employee prior to their separation from the City.
70Ability to workflow notifications when an employee is terminated to automatically alert predefined parties/departments that have actions to take.
71Ability for Departments to verify that an employee has returned all City property prior to separation.
72Provide notification to the IT Department of any impending employee separation so they can arrange for collection of technology assets assigned to that employee.
73Prior to providing a separating employee with their final check, provide Human Resources with a notification of any outstanding advances they may have received (e.g., travel advances, tuition).
Reporting & Querying
74Ability to produce a Personnel Action Report for a user-defined period.
75Ability to build reports for any number of combination of data elements - the list and combination of data needed could be expansive (employee contact list, emergency contact list, turnover reports with drill downs by user defined categories, etc).
76Ability to produce a report/query showing vacation, sick pay and comp time reports by department, of each employee's vacation, sick and comp time including beginning balance, days taken, and remaining balance for a user-defined period.
77Ability to produce a report/query showing seniority information, including continuous service dates, review dates, birth dates, departments and job classifications for a user-defined period.
78Ability to produce a Salary Analysis Report for a user-defined period.
79Ability to produce a Pension Report for a user-defined period.
80Ability to produce a Vacancy report for a user-defined period.
Compliant
Alternative Method
Modification Required
Non-Compliant

Payroll

Payroll
#RequirementResponseComments
General Requirements
1Ability to accommodate employee self-service.
2Ability to generate a check to all deduction organizations (e.g., Federal government).
3Ability to process more than one type of payroll (e.g., pension [critical need], weekly time card, bi-weekly salaried, monthly salaried, multi-divisional payroll, multi-agency payroll).
4Provide a "checklist" of process to complete a payroll, and indicate what process have been completed.
5Ability to generate special pays, such as merit, longevity and performance, which are void of any deductions other than taxes and possibly pension.
6Ability to track code time increments up to two decimals.
7Ability to update the GL accounts at the time of each payroll run or special pay.
8Ability to designate report status of payroll checks voided, canceled, or outstanding as an aid to bank statement reconciliation.
9Ability to perform both payroll and personnel functions from a single database with automatic update of information in both systems from a single transaction.
10Provide for standard governmental reporting features, such as 941, 945, 1099, EEO reports, and W-2s.
11Ability to maintain the salary and wage structure by position including grade and step range.
12Ability to maintain a flexible vacation time accrual system that: allows different groups to accrue and use vacation time at different rates; and, allows employees to use vacation accrued during the current pay period.
13Ability to print pertinent information about an employee's current pay on the payroll check and check stub, including all pay types and deductions.
14Ability to separate FICA as opposed to Medicare.
15Provide current and year-to-date information on payroll check stubs, including: Personal leave (accrued, balance, used); Vacation (accrued, balance, used); Comp time (accrued, balance, used); Sick time (accrued, balance, used); Pension earnings; VH Bank (vacation and holiday accruals from previous year, balance, used); Special messages.
Payroll Processing
16Provide planning capability within the payroll system, allowing the creation of pending tables that will hold the configuration for changes to occur at a later time; this would allow the tables to be updated prior to the effective date and enable the use of two table rates when the change occurs within a single pay period.
17Ability to automatically process payroll at user-defined frequency by employee (e.g., every 2 weeks, weekly, monthly).
18Ability to automatically start or stop deductions, within established limits, based upon a specified date, alerting employees when limits have been reached.
19Ability to carry deduction limit into next year.
20Ability to track benefit costs by employee that need to be reimbursed and establish addition deduction to be withheld from payroll over a user defined number of pay periods for a limited time and/or amount.
21Provide Payroll check reconciliation capabilities.
22Ability to automatically calculate retroactive pay for a configurable number of pay period.
23Provide for all final payroll adjustments to automatically feed to the G/L.
24Provide simple restart procedure for the reprinting of a single check or group of checks.
25Provide ongoing attendance analysis per employee to include the following for each pay period and year-to-date: Paid absences - hours; Unpaid absences - hours.
26Ability to track and report employee personnel data, including emergency contacts, military status, employee telephone number, citizenship, birth date, sex and marital status.
27Ability to accommodate multiple pay schedules/tables.
28Ability to setup new payroll codes and deduction types as needed, with the appropriate security.
29Ability to compute complex overtime calculations that may differ by department (e.g., FLSA, Police, Fire) and project assignment.
30Ability to accommodate payroll for the following types of employees: Full-time; Regular; Temporary; Part-time; Exempt; Non-exempt; Any combination of the above designations; Various user-defined designations.
31Ability to accommodate automatic movement between steps/increments and/or merit steps.
32Ability to define and enforce user-defined rules for holiday, vacation, personal, and sick time usage.
33Ability to impose a fee for garnishments.
34Ability to adjust pay calculations based on mid-pay period hire or termination date.
35Ability to adjust benefits deductions based on mid-pay period hire or termination date.
36Ability to automatically clear out remaining balances from last accrual at termination.
37Ability to accommodate any and all deductions (e.g., Medical (multiple); Life insurance (multiple); Garnishments (multiple); Retirement plans (multiple); Benefits deductions (employee portion, multiple); Voluntary Benefits.
38Ability to accumulate earnings and deductions on a fiscal period, weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, quarterly, annual, period, or multi-fiscal year basis.
39Ability to set maximum deductions per year or pay period based upon dollar amount or percentage of salary (i.e., minimum net pay requirements).
40Ability to "shut off" benefits accumulation for an employee or group of employees, but maintain a record of the accumulations.
41Ability to setup a garnishment table (i.e., similar to the IRS tax table setup).
42Ability to print third-party checks for garnishments and miscellaneous deductions.
43Ability to maintain garnishment information including date of order, case/court number, collection agency, name, total collection amount; ability to attach related documentation.
44Ability to compute, on a before or after tax basis, employer and employee portions of deductions for items including: Life insurance; Medical insurance; Deferred compensation plan; Long-term disability; Social Security and Medicare; Retirement; Other user-defined deductions.
45Ability to print special deduction checks (e.g., cashing out vacation time).
46Ability to cap compensation time at a user-defined level, which can be different by department.
47If Leave without Pay flag has been turned on by an authorized user, ability to prevent system from issuing compensation until the flag is removed.
48Ability to track all days that any accruals were used by dates.
49Ability to send alert or notification to employee and supervisor when vacation or compensatory time accrual maximum is approaching.
50Ability to track pay types and generate reports on any of the pay types.
51Ability for all fields in the database to be printed on the pay stub as desired (detailed pay, deductions, leave balance accumulators) with the associated "through" date.
52Ability to print multiple messages on the pay stubs based upon: Site-wide; Department; Job classification; Benefit status; Health plan; By any deduction category.
53Ability to accommodate entry of manual checks including automatic update of all employee and employer accumulators.
54Provide ACH through electronic means with ability to output payroll file in ACH format and follow all ACH requirements for processing interfaces (e.g. for garnishments, ICMA, federal taxes, any payments to external agencies).
55Ability to accommodate automatic direct deposit of paychecks through electronic funds transfer to: Multiple accounts within a bank; Multiple banks; No limit to number of automatic direct deposit accounts; Deposits remaining net amount of check (avoids generation of another check for a couple of pennies).
56Ability to provide totals for reconciliation of: Benefit information for cost to organization; Changes to employer deductions and taxes; Government reporting for each employee; Annual wages in taxes from payroll to 941s, 945s, 1099Rs, and W-2s.
57Ability to provide historical records for every financial transaction as a complete audit trail.
58Ability to generate and index audit trails based on user-defined criteria.
59Ability to notify specified users when comp time accruals exceed limits or require approval to exceed limits.
60Ability to print manual checks on laser printers with digital signatures.
61Ability to calculate pay during a mid-period change
62Ability to process future pay data while current pay period is still open (i.e., need last check).
63Ability to select type of taxation on manual checks (weekly, bi-weekly).
64Ability to generate off-cycle payroll runs.
65Ability to handle off-cycle direct deposit (longevity pay, merit pay).
66Ability to run payroll calculation multiple times for checks and balances before actually printing checks.
67Ability for users to utilize the system when payroll is running.
68Ability to reflect SSN changes in both current and historical records, for year end reporting purposes (move data).
69Ability to replace a check all in one step (void original, assign new number, etc.) even in prior year.
70Ability to allow payroll adjustments to final paychecks for refund of vacation, sick, etc.
71Ability for comp time entry to vary by department and/or classification (i.e., exempt/non-exempt).
72Ability to assign project numbers independently to hours and benefits by classification.
73Ability to automatically attach allowable payroll accounts to a project when a project number is used.
74Ability to charge time to a department other than an employee's "home" department (e.g., by percentage).
75Ability to split employees across funds, departments, etc by a percentage of hours or

actual hours.

76Ability to verify hours worked based on work schedule and pay codes and present exceptions to a specified user.
77Ability to deliver client specified timesheets to various groups and/or types of employees, based on workflow.
78Ability to display current leave accrual rates, codes and maximum balances for each employee while time is being entered or reviewed.
79Ability to handle mid-period work schedule/shift changes.
80Ability to view employee's schedule with shift and off day information at any time.
81Ability to prevent the use of accruals over earned amount, with the ability to override with the appropriate security.
82Ability to receive notification when an employee has not been paid for pay period and is not on established leave.
83Ability to provide edit reports after time input that will capture user defined deviations such as excessive overtime or zero hours for active employees.
84Ability to accommodate multi-level approvals and movement of electronic timesheets between remote locations.
85Ability to automatically post pre-approved leave during effective pay period.
86Ability to prorate accruals based on time worked.
87Ability to do fiscal year-end accruals of salaries and benefits.
88Ability to generate fiscal year-end compensated absences report and journal entry per the City's policies.
State & Federal Reports
89Ability to produce all W-2 information for employees and reporting agencies (i.e., IRS and State, etc.) on laser and standard printer.
90Ability to sort W-2 information in a user-defined format.
91Ability to automatically produce direct deposit tapes/files for banks.
92Ability to transmit W-2 and payroll taxes electronically.
93Ability to generate standard reports that reconcile earnings to 941s.
94Ability to gather all data necessary to prepare the federal EEO-4 report and Workers Comp reports for workers comp audit.
95Ability to generate federal and state reporting requirements (e.g., Quarterly reports, W-9, Tax IDs, IRS Form 941, IRS Form 940, IRS Form 945, IRS Form 1099R, W-2, IRS Form 1099, 1095, backup withholding, Notice B, Functional Labor & Statistics, Retirement Contributions (Full Time and Part Time)).
Payroll Reports & Queries
96Ability to produce Employee Detail Report for a user-defined period.
97Ability to produce Detail Check History Report for a user-defined period that can be filtered by Project and ability to suppress sensitive information.
98Ability to produce Payroll Register both Summary and Detail for a user-defined period.
99Ability to produce a detail G/L Distribution Report for a user-defined period.
100Ability to produce a Gross Pay/Gross Hours Report for a user defined period (e.g., 13 Week Window of Previous Pay for worker's Comp).
Compliant
Alternative Method
Modification Required
Non-Compliant

Expense Reimbursement

Expense Reimbursement
#RequirementResponseComments
General Requirements
1Ability to enter, process and track non-hourly/wage reimbursements, including but not limited to mileage and other non-taxable reimbursements, etc.
2Ability to integrate fully with General Ledger, Projects & Grants, and Accounts Payable.
3Ability for the administrator to set required fields on the forms.
4Ability to support reconciliation of estimated expenses with actuals.
5Ability to allow project expenses.
6If used for expense reporting, ability to review and approval levels and pre‐trip travel

authorizations.

7Provide reimbursements through Accounts Payable.
8Ability to establish workflow rules to route expense reports to different approvers based on user-defined account codes, amount, and department codes.
9Ability for approver to modify/edit expense reports prior to approval.
10Ability to support standard attachments for electronic receipts.
11Ability to support for role-based security: different rights for administrators vs. clerks; each employee restricted to his or her own expense reports.
12Provide detailed and summary expense reports by expense type, category, employee, department, pending approval.
13Ability to create a configurable number of expense categories.
14Ability to allocate a claim to multiple GL accounts.
15Ability to establish default object codes for travel expense categories.
16Ability to have a multi-layer work flow process for approving claims.
17Ability to optionally allow for cash advances.
18Ability to enter related expenses for items that may have been purchased by central purchasing and should not be reimbursed.
Compliant
Alternative Method
Modification Required
Non-Compliant

Benefits

Benefits
#RequirementResponseComments
General Requirements
1Provide benefits integration with Human Resources, Payroll, General Ledger, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable and Budgets.
2Ability to manage open enrollment through the integrated Human Resources module.
Benefits Planning
3Ability to define multiple versions of Benefit plans (e.g., “cafeteria” plan, Flexible Spending Plan, deferred compensation).
4Ability to place system locks on record changes and to secure fields that require presentation of documentation to Human Resources personnel.
5Ability to update premiums/costs collectively by a single change to a table, with effective dates and an audit trail.
6Ability to process multiple plan years for open enrollment periods (next year and current year simultaneously) with effective dates.
7Ability to support multiple grandfathered benefit program structures.
8Provide automatic interface to City’s deferred compensation providers.
Flexible Benefits Tracking
9Ability to track dependent care and medical care, account participation, and election amount.
Plan Definition and Administration
10Ability to capture plan data including: Plan type; Contribution rate; Eligibility data; Plan name/number; Deduction code and maximum contribution; Level of coverage; History of changes (dates); Termination date of coverage; Options.
11Ability for captured plan data to be established once in the system and to be utilized across the system.
12Ability to capture deduction data for employee selected benefits including: Positive and Negative override capability; Start/End date; Varying frequencies; Deduction amount (or percent of gross); Annual limit dollars; Annual limit percent of gross; Actual deduction last pay period; YTD deductions; Current direct pay; Balance owed/outstanding.
13Ability to capture different beneficiary data for each employee selected benefit including: Name; Relationship; Date assigned; Allocation date; Retirement; Life insurance; Deferred compensation; Address of beneficiary.
14Ability to set up new employee benefits with assignment of waiting period for benefits.
15Ability to capture spouse data for employee selected benefits including: Name; Employee status; Social Security Number.
Enrollment
16Provide automated enrollment process to accommodate open enrollment using kiosks, and the Internet.
17Auto-calculate employee premiums per pay based on each benefit selection and City contributions - visible to employee when enrolling. Ability to provide summary of elections/costs.
18Ability to allow for periodic increase/decrease in Benefit premiums by Administrator without the need for re-enrollment by employees.
19Ability to allow for changes to an employee's election other than at open enrollment (e.g., changes in family status).
20Ability to configure user defined acknolwedgments in online enrollment.
21Ability to recognize employee's profile data and enforce enrollment rules accordingly.
22Ability to continue prior year coverage for those employees not re-enrolling in plans during open enrollment period, except for Flexible Benefits Plan.
Dependents
23Ability to capture dependent data for employee selected benefits including: Number of dependents; Name; Address; Multiple last names (e.g., step children, foster children); Gender; Date of Birth; Social security number; Relationship to employee; Start/end dates of coverage; Coverage waiver indicator; Association of enrolled benefit to dependent.
24Ability to input and store Dependent/ Beneficiary data for a configurable number of Benefit plans by effective date.
25Provide system validation (force) for correct relationships of Dependents based on the type of Plan in which the employee/retiree is enrolled.
26Ability to calculate ages of each retiree and spouse to determine when retiree and/or spouse become eligible for Medicare. Track when dependents turn age 26 so coverage is termed, deductions updated, etc.
27Provide benefits summary for each individual.
COBRA Tracking
28Ability to store COBRA dependent history data.
29Ability to notify third party administrator regarding COBRA eligible participants.
Leave
30Ability to maintain a configurable number of user-defined leave types (e.g., Sick; Vacation; Holidays; Absent without Pay; Comp time).
31Ability to support conversion of unused Sick leave into a configurable, factored pay.
32Ability to track Sick leave donated by individuals to the Leave Bank for use by employees who have extinguished their accrued leave. Track by donee and who received the benefit.
33Employees can donate 24 hours of leave to a bank and can receive allocations from the bank. Ability to keep track of bank and donations made to it, deductions made from it.
34Provide for a configurable number of user-specified leave eligibility and accrual rules (e.g., based on employment status, work schedule, position, years of service), with the ability to automatically accrue and/or prorate leave accruals based on those rules (e.g., a 30 hour per week employee accrues leave at 75% of a full-time employee).
35Ability to support dual-reporting system for FMLA compliance (tracking continuous and/or intermittent FMLA leave hours used from a variety of leave accounts such as vacation, sick leave, unpaid, etc.) for the specified period of time.
36Provide attendance and absence analysis, including sick leave, either in summary or detail, by user-specified selection criteria, including: Category; Date or Date range; Day of week; Leave type; Position or class; Bargaining unit and/or department.
37Ability to adjust service date, vacation/sick leave accrual, pension eligibility, and seniority based upon types of Leave of Absence without pay.
38Ability to halt leave accruals, either automatically or manually, for certain unpaid leave types.
39Ability to track different leave types which accumulate concurrently as defined by user for each employee (e.g., FMLA, Job Injury leave, Leave of Absence).
Worker's Compensation
40Ability to create worker's compensation information.
41Ability to flag an employee who is receiving workers compensation benefits.
42Ability to enter the start and end date for when an employee is receiving workers compensation benefits.
43Ability to alert the payroll clerk that an employee is receiving workers compensation benefits when they are processing payroll.
44Ability to enter an employee's workers compensation benefits.
45Ability to adjust pay calculations based on workers compensation benefits.
46Ability to track different leave types which accumulate concurrently as defined by user for each employee (i.e., STD, worker's comp., FMLA, leave of absence).
FMLA Tracking
47Ability to create FMLA forms.
48Ability to flag an employee who is on FMLA.
49Ability to enter the start and end date for when an employee is on FMLA.
50Ability to alert the payroll clerk that an employee is on FMLA when they are processing payroll.
51Ability to view FMLA time off using the last twelve month period.
52Ability to enter FMLA entitlement year for tracking and access to other user defined fields for different tracking key date items (.i.e. medical cert due dates, advance notice nearing end of FMLA, etc)
Year End Accrual Processing
53Ability to carry forward based on system administrator defined criteria.
54Ability to transfer balances.
55Ability to transfer over limits.
56Ability to donate to pool.
57Ability to zero balance.
Benefits Reporting & Querying
58Ability to produce standard insurance-related reports including: Company; Plan; Employee; Benefits statements; Census; Election forms.
59Ability to export open enrollment data to be sent electronically to benefits providers.
60Ability to export all mid-year changes (life event changes, dependent changes, new and changed elections, address changes, etc).
61Ability to export COBRA data to be sent electronically to COBRA administrator.
Compliant
Alternative Method
Modification Required
Non-Compliant

Training

Training
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Data Entry
1Ability to download information into individual members training screens.
2Ability to input a complete class at one time.
3Ability to search by member name, number, course name, course type, due year, and instructor name.
4Ability to load purchased training content or create own content.
5Ability to have various forms of training content, i.e. written, multimedia, combination.
6Ability to integrate with an LMS (Learning Management System) through an open ended API to allow for integration in the future.
Training Tracking
7Ability to setup and maintain a schedule for different types of training activities.
8Ability to track training hours, budgets, and mandatory training by individuals, position , or rank.
9Ability to track training course information, including: Name/Title of course, Course Number, Date, Location, Hours, Mandatory/Optional, Reimbursable/Non-Reimbursable, Grade/Score.
10Ability to capture and maintain the following training information for each employee: Date(s), Name, Employee ID, Rank/Position, Assignment, Employee Data, Education Level, Certificates of Training, Courses and Seminars Attended (Course Name/Title, Course Number, Hours Completed, Instructor/School, Certificate Number), State-Mandated Training Completed and Dates (First Aid, CPR, Firearms/Weapons).
11Ability to display and/or print training shortfall list by employee.
12Ability to display and/or print summarized monthly training hours by employee.
13Ability to print summary of training by employee or by training type.
14Ability to display and/or print a breakdown of monthly training, by Date, Subject, Sessions, Trainees (Name or Group), Hours, Total Hours.
15Ability to display and/or print an individuals training history in reverse chronologic order (most recent first).
16Ability for authorized users to enter training records into the system.
Reporting & Querying
17Ability to produce a report of upcoming delinquent training needs for a user-specified period.
18Ability to produce a report of an employee training record upon termination for inclusion in their personnel record.
Compliant
Alternative Method
Modification Required
Non-Compliant

Employee Self-Service

Employee Self-Service
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General Requirements
1Ability for employees, with authorized and configurable controls, to monitor and maintain personal and employment information, including: General information; Address; Personal email; Phone numbers; Emergency contacts; Dependents; Demographic information; Certifications and the status of each one. Changes made are subject to workflow approval.
2Ability to integrate electronic forms with ESS and digital signatures (i.e. new hire documents outside forms field items, W4, DD, Evals, etc).
3Ability for employees to monitor personal information, including: Training Records, Past Progress Reviews, Job Descriptions, Pay Status Changes, Pay Stubs.
4Ability to upload documentation (e.g., policy manuals, employee forms).
5Ability to scan and attach relevant documents (e.g., W2s, 1009Rs, Pay Advices).
6Ability to view HR announcements and department information.
7Ability to support online Leave Accrual Processing: Employee submits leave requests online; Employee cancels requests that have not been taken yet; Employee views past accrual history in list and calendar views; Employee views accrual balances and custom projections of earned time; Employee chooses reason for leave request and leaves comments; Administrator can define leave rules (e.g., earn before use).
8Ability to request time off through self service and have approved time automatically update the appropriate payroll processing run.
9Ability for the employee to view pay and tax information.
10Ability for the employee to enter timesheet information via the Employee Self Service Module.
Online Timesheet Processing
11Ability for Payroll to send messages to employees that they must acknowledge viewing in order to enter their timesheets.
12Ability to support online time entry, including employee charging to: projects, accounts, work orders, and reasons.
Online Training Enrollment
13Ability to support online Training Enrollment, including: View upcoming training calendar; View course history and results; Sign up for courses; View wait list status and information; Export training to preferred calendar program (e.g., Microsoft Outlook); Pay for training online.
Online Pay Information
14Ability to support online pay information, including: Listing of all employee advices including detailed pay and deduction information; Employees running "What If" simulations to determine net effect of W4 or other changes; Submit W-4 changes online; View W2 and 1099-R information; Link to archived image of paycheck; View summary information including current W4 selections and YTD pay and deduction information.
Online Job Postings & Tracking
15Ability for applicants to attach résumé, copy of transcripts, cover letters, references.
16Provide for configuration of database fields by HR (e.g., State certifications, retirement system participation, language).
17Provide fully customizable forms with configurable sections and fields.
18Provide support for publishing job postings via RSS feeds.
Online Benefits Tracking
19Ability to view current benefits.
20Ability to support for online open enrollment including customizable sections, opt-outs, dependent/beneficiaries, and pre/post tax.
21Ability to apply for a benefits change by entering a qualifying event.
22Ability to have a custom individual enrollment for qualifying events.
23Ability to view per-pay periods employee cost of benefits.
Online Expense Reimbursement
24Ability to support online Employee Expense reports, including: Employee views and potentially cancels/updates pending requests; Employee enters expense requests online including detailed expense accounting; Employee submits "informational-only" expense reports that do not require reimbursement; Forms that can be customized by system administrator and allow for custom rules and requirements.
25Ability to support self-service access via the Internet where employees can submit expense reports and view the status of all pending or past requests.
Supervisor Functions
26Ability to customize the number of levels of reports a supervisor can view.
27Ability to view subordinate personal information.
28Ability to view subordinate pay information.
29Ability to view subordinate accrual information.
30Ability to review and approve/decline subordinate leave requests.
31Ability to view subordinate trainings.
32Ability to sign up subordinates for trainings.
Compliant
Alternative Method
Modification Required
Non-Compliant

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