An HRIS Administrator is a professional responsible for managing and maintaining the Human Resources Information System (HRIS) of an organization, ensuring data accuracy, system functionality and assisting HR teams in optimizing HR processes. They play a critical role in HR technology management.
Job Description
A Human Resources Information Systems (HRIS) Administrator is needed to handle a variety of reporting and data processing responsibilities. Managing internal databases, preserving personnel records in digital formats, and instructing users on how to utilize our HR systems are all part of the duties of an HRIS Administrator. You should have prior knowledge of database administration and HRM software such as application tracking or payroll systems, to succeed in this position. In the end, it will be your responsibility to ensure that our HR software is operating correctly and efficiently.
Responsibilities of an HRIS Administrator:
- Processing leave and benefit information for employees.
- Generating reports from our internal databases on a regular and irregular basis (for example, headcount and turnover reports).
- Establishing new accounts and controlling permissions for access.
Principal Responsibilities:
- Handle employee information such as benefits and leave.
- Use our internal databases to generate regular and ad hoc reports (such as headcount and turnover reports).
- Make new accounts and adjust permissions for access.
- Educate system users on new features and functionalities.
- Compile payroll information such as hours worked and wages.
- Add new hiring details to personnel records.
- Diagnose and document technological problems.
- Create guidelines for data processing.
- Make sure that the GDPR and other data protection laws are followed.
Qualifications and Abilities:
- Experience working as an HRIS Administrator or in a related position.
- Practical knowledge of databases and HR applications, strong analytical and reporting abilities.
- A basic understanding of data protection laws and labor laws.
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or a related discipline; a Human Resources diploma is preferred.
Commonly Asked Questions
What function does an organization’s HRIS Administrator perform?
HRIS Administrators oversee and uphold HR systems and software to facilitate HR procedures, data administration, and reporting.
How can workers use the HRIS to obtain HR resources and information?
Normally, employees can access information on benefits, payroll, policy, and other HR-related topics by logging onto the HRIS site.
What safeguards are in place to guard private HR information kept on file in the system?
To protect sensitive HR data, HRIS Administrators put encryption, access limits, and data security procedures into place.
How can I report problems with the HRIS system or ask for help?
For help or to report any issues with the HRIS system, get in touch with the HR division or IT support.
What is the normal procedure for updating addresses and emergency contacts, among other personal information in the HRIS?
Through the HRIS self-service portal, employees can often update personal information, guaranteeing data correctness for HR records.