HumanManager, HR Focus collaborate to help organisations maximise payroll needs
02 August 2022 |
2:43 am
A Human Resource (HR) and payroll solution for Africa, HumanManager has collaborated with HR Focus, an international HR brand based in Ghana, to distribute HumanManager software across the country.
A Human Resource (HR) and payroll solution for Africa, HumanManager has collaborated with HR Focus, an international HR brand based in Ghana, to distribute HumanManager software across the country.
The move, the partners said is to help organisations and structures in Ghana maximise their HR and payroll management needs.
Speaking on the collaboration, Executive Director at SystemSpecs Technology, developers of HumanManager, David Okeme, said with the constant change in the requirements of a thriving workplace in the 21st century, there was a need for more organisations to be aware of how they could maximise their workforce to reduce cost, improve productivity and boost their profit margins.
He said they must also adopt technology like HumanManager to deliver these and more in a seamless manner.
According to him, through HR Focus, all dynamic organisations can optimise technology to improve their HR and payroll processes using the HumanManager software.
With the collaboration, he said: “HR Focus is an authorised HumanManager reseller, offering organisations across Ghana access to a wide array of services available on HumanManager. These services include: payroll management, Employee Information System (EIS), Employee Self-Service (ESS), leave management, and performance and expense management.
“The HumanManager software was first launched over 25 years ago and has had a far-reaching impact with over 200 firms subscribing over a two-decade period. It is an intuitive, innovative and easy-to-use human capital management solution for small, medium and large-scale organisations across Africa.”
Commenting on the partnership, Managing Director, L’AINE, the parent company of HR Focus, James Laar, said that the collaboration is in sync with the organisation’s vision to lead in innovating the world of work in Africa and its mission to improve upon every life and businesses with innovative HR solutions.
He added: “Our desire to continually thrive on innovative HR solutions for Africa remains unwavering.
Hence, our collaboration with HumanManager, a known brand in Africa’s HR space is geared toward introducing an increased level of comfort to organisations across the continent, who desire to improve their processes through a committed and satisfied workforce.”
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