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eWork Enterprise 5 is a state of the
art, configurable, on demand enterprise application with key functionality
to conveniently manage both the contingent and project-based workforce.
For a complete overview, download the eWork Enterprise 5 datasheet:
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Configurable patented matching, based
on factors such as location, required skills, rates, and the candidate’s
skill set, assigns a relative percentage and the top 100 candidates
are displayed in descending order of skill rating.
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Online requisition templates are available for
public or private use.
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Easily source project-based consultants from your
approved suppliers with side-by-side comparison of qualifications,
rates, and performance metrics.
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Automatic requisition routing for funding, and
budget and hiring approval with an electronic audit trail.
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Trusted workforce suppliers can access eWork Enterprise
5 through a secure dashboard so they can quickly upload resumes
and candidate profiles.
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All vendors can submit candidates in response to
a ‘Request for Bid’, creating a “competitive bid”
environment that results in the most optimal rate available.
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Quickly prepare facilities integration such as hardware,
network and security access, telephone and seating resources for
the contractor’s onsite arrival.
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Hiring managers can update, extend or terminate
engagements, reassign contractors, and update or mediate rates if
required.
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Time and expense reporting eliminates costly paper-based
time cards; all time and expense records are automatically routed
for approval and archived for auditing and reporting.
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Consolidated billing generates a single streamlined
invoice for the aggregate spend with a supplier and manages payment
and reconciliation of supplier invoices.
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Access a set of comprehensive reports for key information
such as Active Contractors by Dept, Expiring Assigments, Contract
Spend by Job Expertise, Outstanding Timesheets by Dept, Active Assignments.
All reports can be exported to Microsoft Excel and other 3rd party
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eWork Enterprise 5 product screen shots
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The number of temporary workers will increase
by 49% from 2000 – 2010 compared to a 15% increase in permanent
workers during that time.
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Source: Bureau of Labor
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