HR Acuity Provides Free Access to Help Businesses Track and Analyze Employee Issues Related to COVID-19

SaaS Employee Relations Platform for Virus Impact for Employee Tracking Now Available

HR Acuity, the only technology platform specifically built for employee relations and investigations management, announced that it would provide a free version of its SaaS solution to help businesses manage employee issues related to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. The limited edition provides employee documentation and tracking functionality that will equip businesses to monitor the people impact of the crisis.

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“The COVID-19 crisis is unprecedented for all of us, including employee relations and HR teams,” said Deb Muller, CEO and Founder of HR Acuity. “Businesses must consistently track and document situations impacting our team members so we can appropriately support them as well as create  records we can learn from in the future. We want to do our part to help and are offering free access through at least July 1.”

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HR Acuity provides the only technology specifically built for employee relations management. For COVID-19, it enables HR and employee relations teams to:

• Document and track any and all issues related to the outbreak, including performance management, accommodations, allegations of discrimination or harassment and more
• Implement consistent issue tracking and reporting for all employees, including work-from-home
• Follow a compliant process to ensure fair fact-finding, when required
• Connect patterns and trends related to COVID-19 with analytics, such as productivity and volume of employee issues

The limited edition will be available through at least July 1, 2020 to businesses with more than 100 employees. The offer will be extended at that time based upon the then-current environment.

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