HRSimplified Releases COVID19 Management Tool for SA Businesses

MyPR: HRSimplified Releases COVID19 Management Tool for SA Businesses:

DURBANVILLE, 25 May 2020— DataSimplified, the developers of the Cloud Based HR Management solution HRSimplified has developed and launched a powerful cloud-based tool to assist businesses in complying with COVID19 Back to Work regulations and best practices

In direct response to the move to Level 3 of the South African Lockdown on 1st June 202, as announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa on 24th May 2020 the HRSimplified COVID19 compliance tool has been made a standalone solution that can produce reports that can be imported into other business systems. The simple yet powerful tool is considered the first of its kind and helps businesses better manage and report on the controls implemented to reduce the spread of the Coronavirus in the workplace.

“We looked at the rules and guidelines related to returning to work and saw a need to collect the vital information from employees as well as visitors” explains Mike Hamilton, MD of HRSimplified “recording temperatures of employees and other information that is vital in the control of Coronavirus, especially if an outbreak occurs, needs to be simplified and reliable” The HRSimplified COVID19 Compliance Tool makes information easy to collect and ensures it is readily available at any time.

The HRSimplified COVID19 Compliance Solution is a standalone cloud-based application for use in any company of any size requiring virtually no training to use and is accessible instantly upon registration. The solution meets all data security and POPI requirements in South Africa.

For further solution information contact Mike Hamilton, MD HRSimplified or for press and media information contact Matt Newnham

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