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Employee — HR guide

Everything about you, in one place, without asking anyone.

Everything about you, in one place: your details, your requests, your documents and your goals.

What you will be able to do

  • Read and correct your own details
  • Ask for leave, a letter or a change, and track it
  • See what is on today across the whole system
  • Know exactly what the company holds about you

What this role can and cannot do

CanCannot
  • hr:employee:read_own
  • hr:employee:update

3 steps, each one carried out in the product on .

See what the company holds about you #

Where HR » My profile

  1. Open the directory entry with your name, or the link from your profile.
Screenshot: See what the company holds about you, Employee view
Your details, contract and documents — everything held about you.

You should see Nothing about you is hidden from you — which is also what makes a correction request straightforward.

Ask for leave, a letter or a change #

Where HR » My requests

  1. Open My requests (self-service in the left menu).
  2. Start a new request.
  3. Choose the type and describe what you need.
  4. Submit.
What each field wants
FieldWhat to put in it
TypeLeave, a letter, a data change — the type decides who approves it.
DatesFor leave, the first and last day away. The balance is checked as you type.
ReasonOne line your manager can act on without calling you.
Screenshot: Ask for leave, a letter or a change, Employee view
The state on your request tells you who it is with right now.

You should see You can see who it is with at any moment, so chasing is a click rather than an e-mail.

The full directory is not yours to browse #

Where HR » Employees

  1. Look at the HR menu.
Screenshot: The full directory is not yours to browse, Employee view
Employees is not offered. Self-service means your own record.

You should see Self-service means your own record. The same rule protects your colleagues from you.

Use cases — the work, step by step

Each one is a sequence somebody actually performs, with the screen behind every step. Every screen here was opened in the product as this role before it was published.

monthlyCheck what the company holds about you #

Nothing about you is hidden from you, which is what makes a correction a request rather than an argument.

  1. Open your own record and read your details, contract and documents.

    Employee doing "Check what the company holds about you" in Tarleaks ERP — Open your own record and read your details, contract and doc
    HR » My profile — verified: the page says “Employer”; the page says “Contracts”; no “Try again in a moment” anywhere on the page; no “default_ae” anywhere on the page
  2. If something is wrong, raise a change request rather than e-mailing — the change then carries its own approval and trail.

    Employee doing "Check what the company holds about you" in Tarleaks ERP — If something is wrong, raise a change request rather than e-
    HR » My requests — verified: the page says “My requests”; no “don't have access” anywhere on the page; no “E2E-MAIL” anywhere on the page; 4 row(s) listed; no “Wfh” anywhere on the page

You can see your own record and nobody else's. The same rule protects your colleagues from you, and you from them.

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