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The 21st Century Project will replace
California’s existing
human resource/payroll systems with a proven
Human Resources Management System/Payroll (HRMS/Payroll) system that
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- Improve business practices and streamline
operations
- Reduce
the need for departmental systems
- Provide
a single point of entry for information
- Provide
electronic workflow, processing, and approvals
- Automate audits and edits, and centralize
rules administration
- Improve information access at the employee,
supervisor, and administrative levels
- Provide new functionality
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Employee
Self Service |
Benefits Admin |
Personnel Admin |
Management Reporting |
Organizational Management |
Time
Management |
Leave
Accounting |
Payroll |
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Employee Self Service (ESS)
will be available 24 hours a day, 7 days
a week. ESS will allow
employees to manage their own personal
and benefit information. Key features include:
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- Access and ability to change personal information
such as mailing address and income tax exemptions
- Access to employment information such as salary
and bargaining unit
- Access to
online documents such as earnings statements
and W-2s
- Access and ability to change deduction and emergency
contact information
- A benefits "self-service" function
which includes the ability to:
- Review plans and policies
- Review eligibility requirements
- Make selections, enroll, cancel, or
make changes to benefit coverage
- Maintain personal information
on self, dependents, and beneficiaries
- Ability to access and report timekeeping and leave accounting
information
- Ability to access and complete online forms (e.g., Direct
Deposit enrollment)
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The Benefits Administration function will maintain
current and historical benefit and deduction activity,
and support processing for a variety of benefits such as health,
dental,
vision, flexible spending accounts, consolidated
benefits, long-term disability, group legal services, COBRA,
life insurance, and
U.S. Savings Bonds. Key features include:
- Employee and manager self service for a variety of
benefit actions
- Automated business and eligibility rules
- Automatic
benefit actions based
on eligibility events
- Retroactive benefit activity
for individuals and mass updates
- Ability to have split
and dual coverage for eligible
employees and their dependents or beneficiaries
- Cumulative
arrears benefits deductions while an employee
is off pay status
- Automatic notification to authorized personnel
of COBRA eligibility
based
on qualifying events
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The Personnel Administration
function will maintain current and historical
employment activity such as appointments,
separations, and job
attribute changes and will serve as the driver
for Payroll.
Key features include:
- Ability for supervisors,
managers, and administrative staff to initiate
employment
action requests
- Automated
determination of eligibility for employment
actions based on employment
status and time eligibility rules
- Automated notifications
for probationary
reviews, salary adjustments,
and range changes
- Sharing
of employment information between departments
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The primary functions of the Payroll
system are to compute, certify (audit) and create
employee pay and disburse
money.
Key features include:
- Paperless methods (electronic report distribution and electronic
approvals)
- Pay differentials "rolled up" into
employee's salary
- Variable pay frequencies
- Automatic identification
of taxable wages
- Audit messages that
automatically route to user electronically
- Business process
improvements, especially with direct deposit,
disability, and garnishments
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The new HRMS/Payroll system will provide an automated
Organizational Management system with electronic
processes, system-generated transactions, and
expanded information, with historical tracking
of positions and occupants.
Key features include:
- Electronic position approval processes
- Current and historical information
on all positions including history of position
occupant
- Identification of position attributes
such as vacant, unavailable to fill, inactive,
and loaned
- Position tracking by fund source,
section, location, program,
and project
- Identification of position salary and
benefit costs
- Automation of hard copy reports used
for year-end position reconciliation
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The Time Management
function supports the capture of information
based on an employee’s work
schedule, daily time worked, and daily time
taken. Time worked and leave taken are
summarized to validate that negative attendance
employees received a correct paycheck and are
required by Payroll to initiate a pay request
for positive attendance employees. Summarized
time is used by Leave Accounting
to support the maintenance
of leave benefit balances (e.g., vacation,
sick leave), and is used by Personnel Administration to
determine eligibility for events that have
specific time requirements (e.g., probationary
and performance reviews). Key features include:
- Employee Self Service (employees can
key attendance online)
- Electronic routing and approvals of attendance
- Reduced timekeeping errors through automated
validations and rules
- Reduced
personnel office resources needed for keying
leave usage and validating leave
- Accommodation of
traditional and non-traditional work schedules
- Automatic calculation of shift differential,
overtime, and special pays
- Ability to track
time worked by department project
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The Leave Accounting
function maintains balances for leave benefits,
and state service. Key features include:
- Employee self-service (ability to view leave balances and
state service credits)
- Automatic creation of leave records based on appointment
and benefit eligibility
- Automated
accruals for leave benefits based
on a qualifying pay period
- Automated generation and maintenance of state service
credits and balances
- Allowance for leave usage and earnings data to be entered
at the same time
- Support for multiple positions
- Maintenance of at least five years history for leave
benefit activity and state service
- Acceptance of attendance for variable pay frequencies
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The State’s intent is to provide a flexible
and efficient means of providing management information
to departments, control
agencies, deduction companies, and external clients.
Key features include:
- Non-technical users will be able to create
and retrieve human resources reports
- Report
outputs can include hardcopy, screen, tape,
or export to PC applications
- Supervisors
and managers will be able to view specific
HR/Payroll and
benefit information on their employees
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