list of hr services

Vivekanandan1
Tera Contributor

I just need a list of HR Services, typically a standard list of service catered by an enterprise from all walks of an employee through the organization.

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HI @Vivekanandan ,

The HR data model is defined as follows : 

HR COE (Centre of excellence) Table where the HR cases are created
e.g. PAYROLL
   Topic Category First level of categorization (Consider Category on the Incident table)
   e.g. PAYROLL ADMIN
       Topic Details Second level of categorization (Consider sub-category on the Incident table)
          e.g. DIRECT DEPOSIT
           HR Service is the key field based on which mostly the routing of the cases are defined
           e.g. PAYROLL SETUP/ DIRECT DEPOSIT SETUP

Ideally, HR services has no specific ideology that you should this or you shouldn't have this HR service as part of your HRSD solution.

I think this really depends on your HR service scope and there is no standard solution. Below is our catalog, which is fairly short and simple. One thing we made sure is that we use the same categories and sub-categories for the HR Service Catalog as well as for the HR Knowledge Base(s) - as a common reference framework. here is an Example for one COE which is HR core which includes your case and knowledge management. you can go with other COEs too whatever is in the scope of your organization.

Category

Sub-Category

Recruiting & Onboarding

Recruiting

Onboarding & New Joiner Integration

Employer Branding

Learning & Development

Training

Leadership Development

Vocational Training

Talent Management

Organizational Development & Change Management

Succession Planning

Performance  Appraisal

Performance Appraisal

Compensation, Benefits & Pensions

Benefits

Bonus

Compensation

Pensions

Payroll

Employee Suggestion Program

Grading

Personal Data

Certifications & Reference Letters

Employee Data Management

Time & Absence

Leave & Absence Management

Time & Attendance Management

Transfers

International Transfers

National Transfers

Health & Wellbeing

Employee Assistance / Social Services

Occupational Health Management

Workplace Health Promotion

Medical Emergency Management

Labor Relations Management

Social Benefits

Employee Handbook

Settlement of Interests

Workers Council

HR Internal Services

HR IT

Governance & Compliance Management

Labor Law

Project & Program Management

HR Case & Knowledge Management

Process Management

Organizational Data Management

Reporting & Planning

Workforce Planning

Reporting & Controlling

Leaving & Off-boarding

Retirement

Leaving our Organization

 

Mark my answer correct & Helpful, if Applicable.

Thanks,

Sandeep

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Community Alums
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HI @Vivekanandan ,

The HR data model is defined as follows : 

HR COE (Centre of excellence) Table where the HR cases are created
e.g. PAYROLL
   Topic Category First level of categorization (Consider Category on the Incident table)
   e.g. PAYROLL ADMIN
       Topic Details Second level of categorization (Consider sub-category on the Incident table)
          e.g. DIRECT DEPOSIT
           HR Service is the key field based on which mostly the routing of the cases are defined
           e.g. PAYROLL SETUP/ DIRECT DEPOSIT SETUP

Ideally, HR services has no specific ideology that you should this or you shouldn't have this HR service as part of your HRSD solution.

I think this really depends on your HR service scope and there is no standard solution. Below is our catalog, which is fairly short and simple. One thing we made sure is that we use the same categories and sub-categories for the HR Service Catalog as well as for the HR Knowledge Base(s) - as a common reference framework. here is an Example for one COE which is HR core which includes your case and knowledge management. you can go with other COEs too whatever is in the scope of your organization.

Category

Sub-Category

Recruiting & Onboarding

Recruiting

Onboarding & New Joiner Integration

Employer Branding

Learning & Development

Training

Leadership Development

Vocational Training

Talent Management

Organizational Development & Change Management

Succession Planning

Performance  Appraisal

Performance Appraisal

Compensation, Benefits & Pensions

Benefits

Bonus

Compensation

Pensions

Payroll

Employee Suggestion Program

Grading

Personal Data

Certifications & Reference Letters

Employee Data Management

Time & Absence

Leave & Absence Management

Time & Attendance Management

Transfers

International Transfers

National Transfers

Health & Wellbeing

Employee Assistance / Social Services

Occupational Health Management

Workplace Health Promotion

Medical Emergency Management

Labor Relations Management

Social Benefits

Employee Handbook

Settlement of Interests

Workers Council

HR Internal Services

HR IT

Governance & Compliance Management

Labor Law

Project & Program Management

HR Case & Knowledge Management

Process Management

Organizational Data Management

Reporting & Planning

Workforce Planning

Reporting & Controlling

Leaving & Off-boarding

Retirement

Leaving our Organization

 

Mark my answer correct & Helpful, if Applicable.

Thanks,

Sandeep

Do you have the updated list?

 

Susan Britt
Mega Sage
Mega Sage
The OOB HR Services is a great starting point. As Sandeep mentioned, there isn’t necessarily a standard list for all enterprises. It would depend on the organization, structure, as well as how mature the processes are. For example, if Benefits are managed through a 3rd party vendor, you may only offer a service to ask questions and have only knowledge articles pointing employees to the 3rd party site for enrollment and changes. If mature, you could redirect from portal to the other site or even allow the change within ServiceNow and integrate over to the other site. It’s best to review OOB and meet with the different HR departments to see what they offer/support and build accordingly.