Still up for June and July!
In early June we posted about our 100% uptime for May 2024 and since then we have maintained a 100% uptime. We are still immensely proud about the fact that we can provide a free payroll and HRMS system that is there for you. Always. You can do your employee payslips, loans, leave, employee warnings, permits, reviews, training, and surveys when it suits you. For free. Dit kos jou mos niks om nice te wees nie.
We also constantly monitor our system for any errors which users may receive either in the front end or in the back end.
Along with high availability of your best free payroll and HR system, you also have all day error detection by an actual human. We also have multiple support channels with our easiest being WhatsApp. We even assist at night and on weekends. Again, by an actual human with the skills to do so.
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RoE: Not so fast
Another Year, Another System Offline Moment: The Department of Labour's ROE Delays Continue
If there’s one thing South African employers can count on, it’s the annual frustration of navigating the Return of Earnings (ROE) submission process—and this year is no exception. The Department of Employment and Labour has once again announced delays due to system downtime, leaving businesses in limbo and scrambling to meet compliance deadlines.
The Latest Shutdown: What Happened?
On 31 March 2025, the Department of Labour issued a notice stating that the Compensation Fund (CF) system would remain closed until 10 April 2025, delaying... read more
April 11, 2025
The natural eventuality of our sincerest efforts which will bring a harmony of human resource precision.
Another week, another milestone for openHR! Over the past two weeks, we set out to resolve at least 20% of all critical feature requests and minor to moderate system bugs ever reported—and not only did we meet that goal, we surpassed it.
Bug Fixing & Feature Updates
When we kicked off our resolution drive on 2 April 2025, our list contained 84 items. As we dug deeper, we identified 6 additional items, bringing the total to a rounded 90—why not round up for good measure?
Here's where things stand now:
• At the start of the... read more
