Computerized management of the payroll- creating a single file for civil servants with Oracle HR-PAYROLL software
25 Jul, 2018
The Ministry of Finance and Budget and the Deputy Prime Minister's office in charge of the civil service and the state reform jointly held a workshop under the theme :"workshop on the preparation of technical details and the computerization process of human resources management for creating a single file for civil servants with Oracle HR- PAROLL software".
About forty officers of the Ministry of Finance and Budget, the deputy Prime Minister's office in charge of the civil service, the reform of the State, labour and social welfare, the military and police men pay are attending the workshop which started on Wednesday, July 25th at Kintele, in the northern suburb of Brazzaville, Republic of the Congo. The goal of the meeting was to get a single civil servants payroll by using Oracle payroll software. This approach aims to enhance the organizational capacity building of information systems of the various bodies involved in the process of the State economic, financial, budgetary and accounting management so as to achieve transparency and good governance.
Using a single file is part of the main activities carried out with the support of the World Bank for capacity building project in the field of transparency and good governance, but they have not been completed yet. ORACLE HR PAROLL software has been bought, but only the payroll section is used by the Ministry of Finance and Budget.
The HR section is very important to master payroll expenses and to have a reliable process of management of the State human resources, so as to work along with the deputy Prime Minister's office in charge of the civil service.
The first day, the presentations were, inter alia, on the reform of the integrated management system of the payroll in Congo, the e-business suite software related to the payroll section used by the general directorate of budget, the servers infrastructure, the optical fiber for connecting administrations and data center in Brazzaville and Pointe Noire and their protection.
"The workshop will enable us to get ownership of what we already have and to set up organizational bodies and a work plan so that we reach our goal, that of empowering the State human resources composed of civil servants", said Thomas Lemamy Atsoutsoula, chairman of the proceedings and adviser to the deputy Prime Pinister's office information system.
