Major retailer Pick n Pay has acknowledged the credibility and value of the National Diploma in Payroll Administration Services offered by Accsys, a national supplier of payroll, HR, Time & Attendance and Access Control solutions.

As companies continue to review their management strategies in light of global economic pressure and the rise of opportunities in expanding marketplaces, the profile of skills that are shaping Information and Communication Technology is rapidly changing.

Human Resource managers now have a fresh concern in a disturbing new trend affecting output and productivity. The traditional problem of ‘burn-out’ has made way for ‘bore-out’, which describes a scenario in which an employee’s zest for work is extinguished by the mundane rather than an unmanageable workload.

Liam Terblanche, CIO at Accsys, a national supplier of payroll, HR, Time & Attendance and Access Control solutions, has been recognised for his individual contribution to local ICT and solution development and named as a finalist nominee for the title of Visionary CIO of the Year at the annual Computer Society of South Africa Visionary CIO Awards.

As companies ready themselves to compete for opportunity in the new year, there is a growing sense of the important role that effective Human Resource management will play. Experts in the field suggest that once a job seeker has secured employment, making the right impression is vital.

The idea that the festive season and early in the new year are not conducive to securing work is not entirely accurate. Job seekers have the opportunity to engage with proactive businesses that are ready to recruit and fill vacant positions.

Management at Accsys, a national supplier of payroll, HR, Time & Attendance and Access Control solutions, has embarked on an awareness campaign to underline and emphasise the critical role that service providers and trainers must play to adequately assist payroll administrators to manage an anticipated increase in workload as a result of the expected changes to tax legislation.