Human Resource Management in Plone
Project description
Plone HRM basic product
plonehrm is a product that aims to be an extensible basis for simple HRM applications. Small firms, possibly divided into a couple of subsidiaries or other business units. Each with a couple of employees.
The actual functionality like address data, contracts, financial information and so must be provided by separate so-called employee modules.
It runs on Plone 3.0.
What plonehrm provides
The basic content types “subsidiary” and “employee”.
An interface to which employee modules must conform.
The content types have the capability to visualise themselves using the available employee modules.
A portal_tool you can use: to register employee modules; to get a list of those employee modules; to get a list of all employees.
History of Products.plonehrm
1.0 beta 4 (2008-09-02)
Eggified: now available as Products.plonehrm on the python cheese shop. [maurits]
Fixed the email_adresses_of_local_managers function in utils.py so it correctly gets email addresses and full names of members. [maurits]
1.0 beta 3 (2008-07-28)
Only test setup + pep8/pyflakes changes. [reinout]
1.0 beta
Make Employee searchable and add its title to the searchable text. [maurits]
Added substitution parameters ‘trial_period’ and ‘contract_duration’. [maurits]
Added tests for the workflows. [reinout]
Added first workflow: active/inactive for employee. This also adds the roles hrm_manager, worklocation_manager and worklocation_employee. Still old-fashioned 2.5 workflow code, though. [reinout]
First version of working worklocation view with rendering of employee modules. [reinout]
Removed interface. Using configuration now to handle the title/url/template/etc for use in the employee_view, instead of relying on methods in the employee modules. Should get rid of some serious amount of code. [reinout]
Added a few fields that can come in handy for contracts: official name of the worklocation, address. [reinout]
Removed dependency on utility, the view now grabs objects that can be adapted to IEmployeeModule and filters out employee modules in that way. Later on, some caching is probably needed: objectValues()! [reinout]
Moved Description to the end of the fields and added initials. And…. started this changelog :-) [reinout]
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